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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
4
Advertising rules state ads run until ordered out and must be prepaid. Obituaries addresses and long write ups are restricted to over thirty lines. Notices of entertainments with admission fee require payment at five cents per line per advance and cards of thanks under ten lines cost 25 cents.
Governor Durbin proclaims October 24 as Arbor Day. State School Superintendent Frack L. Jones has prepared a program to promote Arbor Day sentiment in public schools across the state.
Mrs Grace Van Studdiford, a North Manchester girl, signs a three year contract with Florenz Ziegfeld Jr to manage her with a premier comic opera company. The arrangement promises a top class company surrounding her in the coming season.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured a man in Geneva QC named Haney of piles after forty years of suffering. The ad claims it also heals cuts burns wounds and skin diseases and warns to beware of counterfeits.
The Board of State Charities and county charities urge a general Prison Sunday observance on October 26 to promote prison reform, crime prevention, and care for discharged prisoners and neglected children. Ministers are asked to preach on prevention of crime and related subjects with literature available from Room 5, State House, Indianapolis upon request.
Multitudes praise Wedel as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia transforming food into pure blood. Mrs Cranfill of Trove and Chas Rager endorse the remedy, noting dramatic relief after use and recommending Kodol for sufferers.
A young man presents a portrait of a girl noted for fashion sense and dashing manners. He says she speaks French and German, can lecture on sermons, and captivates with her smile while enjoying aesthetic tastes and bright cosmetic style.
Uncle Sam confronts two unruly men who fight in public and injure bystanders. They refuse to stop when urged, signaling defiance. Authorities prepare to address the clash as trials of capital and labor unfold.
Teachers from Lake and Clay townships met in Claypool on October 11 1902 for a program led by Mr Kern covering systematic methodology cultivation of feelings attention mind wandering and education. Mr Mort presented Dickens as an educator with a review of Nicholas Nickleby and the overthrow of Squeers school highlighting coercion and its impact on Smike and the children associated with the school.
The piece notes portraits of advertisers belong in the funny column and social pretensions rely on more than attire. It mentions last year’s Slunters permits and congress revoking them, magazine ads outreading their own content, museums offering rewards for those lacking a coal strike plan, and criticizes those who waste time opposing nature.
The postmaster at New Totland in Wabash County was discontinued on Wednesday this week and rural route carriers were assigned to supply patrons.
The article notes a saying attributed to John Wesley about repeated instruction and links the lesson to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims the remedy cures colds and grips and counteracts pneumonia risks while being pleasant and safe to take. Sold by Chas Raver.
In the afternoon session Mrs Anglin led talks on beginning reading instruction focusing on mastering phonics and chart versus render methods. Discussions covered acquiring new words, memorizing multiplication tables, and Civil War era topics with input from multiple teachers and students.
The report notes Alcotul used in France and Germany to produce bright light by vaporizing spirits under a Welsbach mantel. It states a yearly cost of about $5,000 per criminal, totaling $500,800,000, and suggests whipping posts could cut expenses in three directions.
Mr Kruger plans publishing a memoir spanning about one hundred thousand words. A single word from him in earlier years could have carried greater weight or influence for his people.
A Chicago man extols kindness over real estate deeds and urges helping others. He touts Commeertain's Cockeyh Remedy as a safe cold cure sold by Chas Lorre, claiming it prevents pneumonia and has helped him.
D L Beach of Clover Nook Farm GreenfieldMass reports four years of stomach trouble and says Chamberlains Stomach and Bowell River Tablets improved his condition after a few days purchase. He recommends trying a box and notes the 25 cent price. Sold by C Rager.
Britain warns against capitalless men seeking entry to South Africa amid abundant penniless labor. Immigrants must prove 1500. Medicine and law are overcrowded, guiding young men away from those fields. However forestry and soil physics face a crying demand for trained professionals.
A fragmentary 9 May text from Elizabetha and Marve MeLesnom discusses violets and deadly night shade as more attractive to men than daisies. It notes widow’s weeds as fashionable for mourning attire and hints at gendered garden symbolism in a period voice.
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