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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
5
An old paper item advertises a business opportunity offering a five cent service at the ECORD office. The brief note appears as a small classified or public notice fragment within the page.
Notice states hunting or trapping on the land is forbidden and violators will be prosecuted.署 The undersigned Edward Scherer issues the warning and warns of legal action. A separate medical testimonial promotes Dr King s New Life Pills with a price of 245 cents and notes endorsement by Reever and Jontz.
H. A. Ferree, injured in a fall last week, has been placed in a plaster cast to immobilize the knee. He is able to move about with artificial supports and efforts are being made for his recovery.
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An advertisement for Kickapoo Worm Killer claims a thorough remedy for removing worms in children and adults. It touts proven results, a 25 cent guaranteed trial, and distribution by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co of Philadelphia and St Louis.
Readers learn the 1913 Chicago International Live Stock Exposition will showcase new feeding and breeding methods. Producers nationwide prepare for expanded output and modern display in a event promising instruction and diversion.
The article outlines phased staffing changes and instruction for new duties as a government system transitions. Officials announce revised duties, pay, and public forms being printed with enrollments and deadlines approaching for local staff and voters.
A fragmentary poetic piece mocks the coyote as trickster and intruder in a surreal critique. It wanders through mispronunciations and wordplay about name origins and social intrusion, hinting at cultural tensions and rural life. The language imitates a wandering narrator's voice with patchwork imagery and commentary.
Readable glimpses show Claypool Friday night scenes with students, debates on Latin translation, and pride in junior and senior domestic science. Notes mention a nose injury from basketball, book purchases, and a noisy run of school activities including games, plays, and social dynamics among freshmen to seniors.
Fragmentary text describes cities buried in ashes and partially excavated after a volcanic event. It notes limited excavation compared with Pon and mentions another town near lava flows spurring mining and exploration challenges.
A bishop staying at a friend's country house finds a boy tucked in a chair reading. The bishop asks if the boy will attend church, and the boy retorts that the bishop must go, insisting the bishop has his job to do.
Fragmentary OCR note appears to describe discouragement tactics toward a person or group. The readable text is limited and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
H Dr Ely of Bantam Ohio suffered four years with a foul elcor on his foot. After refusing amputation he tried Backlen's Arnica Salve as a last resort and reports his foot was soon completely cured. Also promotes salve as remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema. 25 cents. Recommended by Rager and Jontz.
Brush and Hanson at the Record office in Silver Lake promote themselves as an authorized subscription agency. They offer subscriptions to any magazine and provide money saving clubs and catalogs to save subscribers time and money.
A noisy promise of careful weighing and high standards for groceries. The message urges customers to trust the shop’s fair weighings and quality control in every order.
Readable fragments show a Saturday sale with various canned goods and produce. The notice lists 26 lb bee, fine salmon, lamps, grapes, and other items with prices and quantities for customers, though several words are garbled.
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