Timber accident injures worker with mashed foot
A worker, Ed Ayers, injured his right foot when a heavy timber slipped from his grasp and fell. He was seen hobbling with a cane and reporting severe foot pain.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
5
A worker, Ed Ayers, injured his right foot when a heavy timber slipped from his grasp and fell. He was seen hobbling with a cane and reporting severe foot pain.
At Mother's Bedside Mr and Mrs C Carter were called to Rendselaer last week on account of the serious illness of the latter's mother. Mr Carter returned home Monday while Mrs Carter stayed to assist in caring for her mother.
Readers are urged to consider a pneumatic sweeper from the Duntiey Sweeper Co. The ad touts full guarantees and reasonable price. REcorp readers encouraged to write for ages or order through the REcorn office. A home trial is said to convince buyers to keep it.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on Saturday November 7 1914 at 2 00 p m at Past Sye gmiere street Silver Lake items include sewing machine settee fading couch wardrobe chairs tables stove sink windows blinds curtains carpets beds and bedding cooking utensils coal and various articles. The owner will also rent property. Apply in care of Mes ilay.
Frank Leohrare traveled to North Manchester on Monday for a brief visit with Calvin Ball and Trane before returning to Garber. City trade Tie attended the funeral of his mother Mrs Emanuel Leohkrone.
A Halloween party for relatives and friends was hosted by Mrs Francis at her home on a Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs A Mctaster Mrs Wo Ebert Mrs Margaret Pantas Mrs C J Josephson Miss Minnie Thaker and others from Silver Lake and Claypool with light refreshments and a pleasant social gathering.
Mr Mort who was injured in a fall at his daughter Mrs Myers home remains in a medical retreat and is thought to be gradually weakening. Mrs Echards near Packerton is aiding in his care as others resist airing details.
E O Kirkpatrick returned to his Vanturen Nast home for a stay of several days with family, occupying rooms above the Tra Coy store. The community welcomes the family into Gurypmidst.
Brosh & Hanson advertise affordable fire and tornado insurance rates for town and country clients, promoting broad coverage and reliable service.
An advertisement asserts a vigorous digestion and liver health through Dr Sing's product. It promises regular bowels and overall well being if used as directed.
A young man recalls Cecil Manning a charming yet reckless artist whose charm masked fraud. After failing to help Manning when faced with financial ruin the narrator discovers Manning committed suicide by the river, leaving the narrator haunted by the name. The piece blends memory with guilt and the haunting refrain of Manning’s name.
A casual remark suggests notaries like Calint the Bacard are often present at the notary line during regular business hours. The snippet hints at routine clerical activity and common presence of practitioners in daily operations.
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