Advertising rates and copy deadlines noted at Silver Lake post
Entry states second class matter at Silver Lake Indiana post office. Advertising rates available on request. All ads run until ordered out. Copy due Wednesday noon. Obituaries and long notices over thirty lines, and paid entertainment write ups, charged at 1 cent per line in advance. Cards of Thanks ten lines or less cost 25 cents.
Unclear fragments reflect on press and ballot systems
The fragment remarks on modern living versus ancients and praises progress in Japan citing the Australian ballot system's apparent success in a recent election. It references geese and serpents as metaphors and mentions cotemporaries and wrapping paper spoilt by press.
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Japan
Czar Adds Armored Land Cruisers To War Effort
The Czar has introduced a fleet of armor clad automobiles to the army. These land cruisers are built for speed and are described as nearly shot proof, enhancing battlefield mobility and firepower.
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Czar Haz
Stomach Troubles Quoted By Clover Neuk Resident
D. L. Beaci of Clover Neuk says he has suffered stomach trouble for four years and seeks relief from his ailment.
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D. L. Beaci
Clover Neuk
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Sold Here
A local advertisement notes that a customer was induced to buy Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and felt much better after use. The note recommends the product for stomach troubles and states the price is 25 cents, with C. Rager as the seller.
Washington carrier faces removal after politico walking stunt
A Jeter carrier from Washington who tried the politico walking set in Congressman Louds district has had his vacation cut short and may lose his official head.
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Congressman Loud
Roumania and The Isles of Philippines Tone Warns
A terse note warns about Roumania and the Philippines with language of dignity silence contempt and caution, signaling a charged geopolitical stance or editorial stance within a period source.
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Isles of Philippines
Roumania
U S Imports a Million Lobsters Annually Claim
An exchange notes that the United States imports a large lobster quantity yearly while suggesting ten million native lobsters could be exported for profit. The statement highlights tension between import data and potential domestic export value.
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United States
Do Good It Pays and Practical Morality
A Chicago man argues that kindness beats material assets as deeds speak louder than real estate. The piece urges cheerful words and sympathy, noting Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as a trusted cold cure sold by Dr Chas Rager.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
Chas Rager
China to unveil unprecedented exhibit at St. Louis Fair
The article notes China plans an extraordinary display at the St. Louis Fair, highlighting recent unusual exhibits and warning that foreign powers might intervene if mismanaged.
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China
St. Louis
Kodol Digestive Aid Endorsed By Troy Resident
William letters from Mrs Cranfill of Troy and Chas Rager describe using Kodol to treat indigestion and dyspepsia. After four bottles, Rager claims complete cure and urges others to take a dose after meals. The ad emphasizes that it digests what you eat.
Smallpox Deaths Rally For Vaccination In Frankfort
Four deaths from smallpox occur in Frankfort Indiana. Unvaccinated victims suffered likely hemorrhagic or confluent forms both nearly always fatal. The article argues vaccination is the only safe guard against contagion and the disease can be overcome by prompt vaccination.
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Frankfort
Indiana
Well at Liberty Mills Shows Strong Flowing Water
K E S Rittenhouse, a Liberty Mills feed mill man, reports a superb flowing well reaching eight feet above ground at seventy feet depth. The well supplies winter water to his home and irrigates adjacent land. He plans to pump cistern water to an elevated house tank and operate a small dynamo for lighting.
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KE. S. Rittenhouse
Liberty Mills
Hns
Forty Years' Torture Relief From Witch Hazel Salve
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve relieved C. Haney of Geneva Quebec after 40 years of piles. The ad claims cures for cuts burns wounds and skin diseases and warns to beware of counterfeits. Chas Rager.
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DeWitt
C. Haney
Geneva
Chas Rager
Chasing Rainbows and Childhood Dreams
A reflection on childhood play builds strength for life. Growing up, chasing rainbows and castles in the air can still uplift us for real work. Humans are working beings with best achievements imagined through sights of beauty.
Prison Sunday Observance Urged for October 26
The Board of State Charities and County Charities urge a general Prison Sunday on October 26 to boost prison reform, crime prevention, and care for dependents. Ministers are asked to preach on crime prevention and related subjects and may request literature from Room 52, State House, Indianapolis.
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Board of State Chariies
Board of County Charities
Board of State Charities
State House
Indianapolis
The Owl and the Myth of Wisdom
The owl is not wiser than other birds though it symbolizes wisdom. It sees truth only in half light and even its admirers do not flatter its voice. Many men have reputations for wisdom with the same claims as the owl.
Tariff on art prompts Americans to study abroad
The piece argues a tariff on art blocks imports and education, noting 30 million dollars of American owned paintings in Europe that Americans avoid importing. It proposes removing the tariff and offering a premium to keep artists and funds in the United States.
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Europe
Resolutions of Respect for Brother George W Yetter
A memorial by the Silver Lake lodge of I O O F dated October 3 1902 notes the death of George W Yetter. It praises his cheerfulness honesty loyalty and aid to others and to the lodge. It directs copies to his wife and family and to the Silver Lake Record and orders minutes to include the tribute.
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George W. Yetterhey
George W. Yotter
Silver Lake
John Wesley quote and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy notice
A brief item cites John Wesley remark and urges that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds and helps prevent pneumonia. It notes availability from Chas Raver.
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John Wesley
Mistress Wesley
Chamberlain
Chas Raver
Public Sale Notice for Silver Lake Residence
The undersigned will sell at public sale on this residence located one mile east and one half mile south of Silver Lake.
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Silver Lake
Get Your School Supplies at the Record Office
Local flyer invites readers to buy school supplies at the Record Office with emphasis on affordable items and back to school basics. Availability includes notebooks pens and basic educational materials for students.
Auction Sale Includes Cattle Pigs Wagons and Farm Goods
On Wednesday October 15 a sale offers one coach horse two large black mares four milch cows two two year old steers two yearling heifers one Durham bull five spring calves fifteen spring pigs two Poland China brood sows one Duroc Jersey male hog a spring wagon three farm wagons farming implements and household goods. Sale starts at ten o clock usual terms with twelve months time. D Gill Auctioneer C B Stout Clerk Calvin Ball.
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Poland
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