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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
7
The lesson notes Jesus confrontation with Pharisees and Herod seeking a sign, the disciples' confusion over leaven, and the healing of a blind man (Mark 8 11 26). It contrasts spiritual perception with ceremonial or skeptical views and emphasizes Jesus as the light of life.
A blunt conversation between Harry and Dora about love waning after marriage. Dora laments changed behavior while Harry maintains calm, comparing affection to a boy reaching for an apple and then stopping once obtained. Her voice wavers, but the tension remains unresolved.
Cosmo Hamilton in New York recalls Horace Hamfat an actor who rose from penury to success after a Manchester show collapsed and a misprinted line claimed he was starving. A London admirer sent $59 to help, proving how a printer s error altered fate.
After months of shy waiting, a young man gains courage when the girl signals a move. She points to his rose buttonhole prompting a playful bargain as he rushes off to buy more blooms. The scene ends with the pair sharing a kiss and a lighthearted chase.
S M Unger of 2219 North Pennsylvania Street owns a cider barrel campaign relic from William Henry Harrison’s 1840 bid. A Civil War veteran, Henry M Ward, presented the campaign medal to Mr. Unger who plans to pass it to one of his sons. The medal bears Harrison’s profile and the inscription Major General W. H. Harrison born February 9 1773 on one side and a log cabin with a cider barrel and The People's Choice in the Year 1840 on the other.
The writer notes Bacon's house at Gorhambury is collapsing into ruin after years of decay. On revisiting after years, one Roman statue is gone and only the trunk remains of another, with a ceramic figure missing. Urges prompt action to prevent total loss.
Patterns for jabots and ties described in satin ribbons of various widths. Includes designs with black and white satin, fringe edges, butterfly bows, plaid ribbon for girls, and white satin versions with lace, crochet buttons, and stiff upper sections.
A Home Progress Magazine piece describes a routine for putting a child named Junior to nap. The narrator details a quiet play period, a dimmed sitting room with soft singing, and a sleepy song ritual to calm the child before nap time.
The Tam o Shanter hat gains popularity this season with winter variants in blue felt and black taffeta crowns. A standout in a recent stage production features a black velvet version, while color accents and an aigrette add flair.
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