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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
2
Local briefs cover neighbors' activities and concerns across Indiana. Marriage and death notices, accidents, Crimea mentions, and personal pointers highlight general and local interests in the region.
A chaotic collection of obituaries accidents and agricultural notes appears from Greensburg Mishawaka and nearby towns. Notable items include James E Minor’s death by self inflicted shooting George Wetherfield’s accidental leg injury while fishing John P Teeple turning 100 with voting record ministers led by Anti Saloon League launch crusade, and multiple farm and transport incidents. The report also cites crop yields and state agriculture statistics with figures for Indiana and other states.
The jurist system freed Molineux amid long trials costly to New York County. The defense and prosecution spent hundreds of thousands in legal and expert fees. Relatives and crowds welcomed the acquittal outside the Tombs, while related cases and local crime notes appear elsewhere.
Illustrations display attractive simple designs from modern makers with novelty not sought after. The article highlights charming dresses suitable for home wear and fashion-conscious households, featuring practical lines and current styling cues.
New York correspondence describes current house dress trends as simple with selective novelty while tea gowns grow in elaboration. Examples include a light satin ceiling gown with cream lace plastron and velvet trim, plus blue and white striped flannel combinations, white etamine with Bulgarian embroidery, and pale pink soutache trims.
The article describes indoor wear fabrics in pale colors such as light cloths and soft silks, with trims in black, cream, white or ecru. It notes laces, velvets, embroidery, appliqué, and several fabrics like velveteen, satin, brocade, and muslin, plus white lawn accents and velvet ribbons.
The article surveys house gowns with skirts designed for indoor wear and fashion interest. It highlights pleated skirts with front or side panels in silk lace velvet or embroidery, noting plain skirts are rare. It describes materials and trims including crepe de chine ecru lace white silk cord ornaments black velvet ribbon and batiste embroidery and outlines two example outfits with broadcloth Persian embroidery and white chiffon.
A historical note traces trousers from high living and gout to wider garments, noting early fashion derision by dandies and a Wellington denial at Almack's. It recounts a Paris tragedy after a knee breeches shift, where a Paris tradesman in false calves feared ruin and died by drowning in the Seine.
Wuertsburg Wisconsin November 17 Working people here show strong interest in Mary Kowsky story. She describes lifelong backache kidney illness after a cold two years ago. After doctors offered only temporary relief she tried Dads Kidney Pills. Three boxes brought near complete cure and she urges others to try the remedy.
The United States Geological Survey reports 1901 as the peak year for city building with 1,101,711 permits issued nationwide, up 25.07 percent from 1900. Building value reached 572,178,631 dollars, up 54 percent from 1900.
In a domestic exchange Mrs Lanbrown and Mrs Tanbrown debate an unknown item found in a summer trunk. The cloth item puzzles them as they waver between napkin, towel, or sheet, while a humorous exchange frames the scene.
A traveler recounts balsas built by Aymaran Indians from aquatic lake plants on Lake Titicaca in Bolivia and Peru. The craft use hay displacement to adjust capacity and often carry eight to ten people with mast and sail. The lake sits high, roughly at the Jungfrau summit level.
A bold claim that ten thousand demons gnawing at one’s vitals compare to itching piles is followed by a promise of relief with Doan’s Ointment which is said to never fail.
A brief Life note presents two suitors for a daughter, one favored by affection and the other by financial security. The father weighs devotion against practical need as he contemplates acceptable marriage prospects.
A fragmented ad copy features a tramp and lady dialogue centered on dyeing with Putnam Faceless Dyes. The playful line “Watching the guests in ver iparlor playing ping-pong” appears as a filler detail within the promotional text.
The sociay artist Smere experiences a professional hiccup yet remains prosperous. He authored a textbook used by four students. A light note suggests a pancake tour hosted by Mrs. Austin as a domestic ease for spouses.
A concise note on Saadi’s idea that true generosity sows grain but gathers the harvest of one’s heart’s desire. the quote emphasizes inner fulfillment over outward giving and invites contemplation of motive.
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