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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
5
Monday evening reports from Tipton indicate Mr Burdge, after six years, resigns to join Burkye as cashier at the Tipton bank. He will move to Tipton next week with his family, while residents praise him. No definite replacement found yet though several parties are considered.
The eighth annual Tuberculosis Day will be observed with war sermons on the tuberculosis problem preached in churches nationwide. The National Association designates two Sundays for churches to choose the best fit for their service, marking the start and end of Tuberculosis Week. A Saturday observance is set for December 8 for worshippers.
A soldier recalls a dawn ride from Camp Mills toward Washington D C. He describes guard duties on the train in fading light and sunset, passing Richmond Virginia with its residence districts and the Soldiers Home, then arriving in Washington to view the Capitol and the Potomac. The group marches around the Capitol and remarks on the Capitol’s grandeur and night views of the city and its landmarks.
The Indiana Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis appeals to Hoosiers to support the nationwide Red Cross Christmas Seals drive to fund tuberculosis prevention and public health insurance. Agents are sought statewide, with seals available at J. R. Norman store.
Fourteen scarlet fever cases are under quarantine in Warsaw. Authorities report all precautions are being taken to prevent further spread of the disease.
A fragment describes a Passaic plant employing about a thousand men that will be abandoned. Plans envision a city of roughly 3 500 people with 100 cottages, a hospital, library, and school. The text mentions nurses and defining practical troubles in conservation.
An unclear advertisement fragment hints that Ingert offers payment for trying a product or service, but the readable text provides no concrete details or dates. The item reads as a brief, promotional line with minimal context and no verifiable names or locations.
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