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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
19
Advertising rates outline for obituaries and notices. Families of subscribers pay per line under 25 lines. Non-subscriber families charged per line. Card of Thanks priced per line with a minimum charge. Church or society notices for events or fundraising charged per line per issue.
A. J. Parker and son Foster were seen on the streets recently. Mrs. Irvin Parker called at the Clink home. John Engle and Theodore Parker had a rough day butchering Monday. Frank Sellers and son visited North Manchester last Sunday. Ed Clink and family visited Will Gellers east of Center church. Riza Brady expects cold weather and checked his barn for loose boards as zero days approach.
Members of the Mothers club were entertained last Friday afternoon at the Mrs. Frank Haney home. Embroidery club members met at the Mrs. Clarence Hill home last Friday afternoon. The Victoria reading club held a meeting Monday night at the Mrs. A. S. Sprigg home.
Disabled veterans face challenges returning from the front and seeking livelihoods. The Smith-Sears act funds re education, but fears of hero worship eroding resolve persist. Family support is crucial to sustain self respect and successful rehabilitation.
Two short tales from Red Cross relief reveal bravery and homesickness. A wounded soldier asks for light as nurses light his cigarette, tears hidden by resolve after naming fallen comrades. A husky man reads a canteen cook book, homesick tears turning to a shy smile as he jokes about making a baby out of himself.
American women at Epernay south of Rheims are cited in an order of the day for remaining at their posts in a Red Cross canteen under bombardment for six days. They fed and cared for wounded throughout the battle.
The Red Cross membership is linked to caring for homeless motherless children amid war. Mrs Lars Anderson notes that frightened innocent youngsters magnify wartime horrors and evoke deep compassion from donors and volunteers.
A note invites customers to visit the Recorp office to leave an order for magazines. It mentions hundreds of different magazines and suggests a dairy of events or offerings.
The text presents a purported last will of Wilhelm II with sections ceding lands and seas to Italy Britain and America, granting passage to the Yanks, bequeathing the Hindenburg Line to Satan, a burial at sea, and naming Prince Maximilian as executor with witnesses present. It attributes cruel defiant motives and references to Huns, Tommies, and allied soldiers in a provocative, antagonistic tone.
The Record announces arrangements with the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Herald-Examiner for subscriptions. Readers may place orders at the office to save money and can also request magazines or periodicals at reduced prices.
In loving remembrance of our dear father Joseph A Sands who passed away December 16 1901. God gives rest to his loved ones. Russel Nellie and Mother.
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