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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
4
The advertisement invites readers to a free trial of a high quality player piano to hear its sweet singing tone and observe the expert performance. It emphasizes workmanship and material and urges trying the instrument at home to appreciate its superiority.
Major J F Taulber visits to promote the Citizen Training Camp to start in August. Eligible young men may enter for thirty days at government expense, including medical care and railroad fare. Pick up an application blank at the Record Office before June 30.
A writer in E. W. Howe's Monthly argues a young man who rose from a six dollar weekly starts toward wealth should be jailed now to prevent future harm. The piece notes laziness earlier, but credits the man as reliable, industrious, sober, with a wife and child, and projecting a capitalist future.
W L George arrives in New York and laments the city’s rough handling of strangers. The piece contrasts New York’s speed and bustle with London's orderly charm and eighteenth century pace.
W. E. Wood returns from Indianapolis after attending Odd Fellows session. Several residents and visitors from South Milford to Mishawaka Etna Green Gary Decatur Warsaw and North Manchester are noted, plus ads for stitching, aprons, dresses and notary services at the Record office.
The report lists residents with varied conditions. Mrs M D Votter remains ill at home, Frank Hels er and Jack Burt hold steady, Miss Anna Henry nears full recovery from pneumonia, and Walter Tridle improves from rheumatism. Others like Ellis Tucker, Arthur Grimes, T B Evans, Mrs Jacob Frantz, Glen Switzer, Gordon Gresso, and James McCoy show improvement or continued weakness, with several in hospitals or confined to bed.
James Babcock is improving at the home of his daughter Mrs. L. C. Meek in Tiosa. He recently underwent an operation at Rochester hospital, initially considered hopeless.
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