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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
5
A Freeport Journal reflection recalls barefoot children in past summers, noting fewer youngsters go without shoes now. It contrasts dusty streets, ponds, and old stomping grounds with modern times, mentioning Stive son’s pond and playful chores long forgotten.
A fragmentary verse piece describes a prophetic figure rising from turmoil. Vague imagery blends myth with modern imagery, mentioning a serpent, a blade, a willow, and shifting tones as a speaker contemplates gender and creativity.
A shuffled local item notes Mrs. Johoblehr’s return to her room Sunday after a week with relatives and the Wickhim family. The text mentions visits and a Want ad column inviting reader participation.
Mrs. I. Myers of Wisconsin went to Wearsaw Tuesday for a several days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Princess Cook.
A fragmentary page lists local names and events: Abe Linghman bought a fine colt. Poy Dillman and family at home near Sug-Gay. Harry Medetire on business in Warsaw. William Warren east of North Manchester on the streets. Mr and Mrs Einsxter of North Manchester spent Sunday with the Harry McIntire home. Also notices about a levee meeting, school-building work at Gilead, and local personalities including Miss Fiva Rowland visiting Argos. The page includes an 1886 Hall's Catarrh Cure oath notice from Toledo and generic editorials and quotes.
A traveler, hurrying to reach his train, leaves a green morocco dispatch case on a dressing table. A messenger rushes to No 6% to recover it while the train departs, the porter reporting the case was left on the dressing table corner as described.
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