One Year in Advance Six Months 220 20 Bingle Copy
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
4
Readable text fragments note an advance payment period and a copy reference with numbers 220 20 and Bingle. No clear event, names, or places emerge.
A fragmentary 19th century style passage urges readers to act with kindness, stay informed, and adopt better habits. It warns against vague thinking and encourages supporting others, while noting editors push for improvements in laws markets roads schools and citizenship. It ends with an ad for Cline & Co offering low priced copyrights.
Mrs. J. E. Vande Sande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters for not breaking down during a three month strain. The ad promises health and strength with a satisfaction guaranteed, priced at 50 cents at Ragers.
Pierce Engle of Sevastopol was declared insane a week ago and taken to Longcliff asylum at Logansport on Thursday. Margaret Koors aged 15 died in a Fort Wayne hospital from illness traced to an ice cream cone eaten days earlier.
Billy Sunday the baseball evangelist buys an 860000 dollar farm with his savings and plans to quit evangelizing per press dispatches. He has earned money through his distinctive pulpit method and now intends to retire from public ministry.
Robert J. Aley resigns as Democratic nominee for state superintendent of public instruction in a letter to State Chairman Jackson. He will accept the presidency of the University of Maine. Aley formerly resided in Mount Vernon. Charles A. Greathouse of Indianapolis selected to fill the vacancy.
George W. Miles state fish and game commissioner says three thousand Hungarian patridges will be released on state game preserves this autumn. Arrangements have been made to purchase the birds and deliveries to farmers will begin this month.
A humorous slice recalls a lad admiring a pianist and shouting to his brother about the girl. Two state senators brag about faith and law, wagering ten dollars on knowing the Lord's Prayer. The exchange twists into a clumsy clergy joke with familiar punchlines.
The phrase recalls a stubborn effort toward a goal that yields no reward. It reflects a mood of persistent yet unfruitful endeavor, hinting at civic duty or collective action despite disappointing outcomes.
Advertising copy promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as matchless regulators for strong brain and body. Claims link innate nerve power to health and stamina, urging readers to buy 25c at Ragers.
Anna Steese Richardson urges women earning their own living to cultivate politeness in daily work. Simple greetings and courteous behavior to employers, coworkers, and clients can transform the drudgery of work into independence and earned respect.
Mrs Isabel McKrill widow of Minor McKrill who was killed on the Big Four died at 309 West Market Street at 3 30 Monday afternoon from internal cancer. She was 48 and had undergone surgery in Fort Wayne hospital six weeks prior with no improvement. Survived by three children Edward McKrill Mrs W H Wyman and Miss Jessie McKrill all of Warsaw. Funeral at the Brethren Church in East Warsaw at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning with Rev G C Carpenter officiating.
Reuben Beigh aged 92 and the second oldest man in Kosciusko county died Sunday evening at his Claypool home where he had lived for more than fifty years. He was brother to Elizabeth Yotter and grandfather of Mrs Newton Getty of Claypool. The U B church conducted his funeral led by Rev C A Spitler with a large attendance. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw.
A daughter was born on Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Ray Harter who live near North Manchester. Mrs Harter is formerly Miss Nettie Brown. Mr and Mrs Rosco Self of near Bonetrail ND welcomed an eight pound girl on August 25.
Ernest Haney resigns his position as clerk at Hayman Bros hardware store. Local notice indicates he leaves the post effective immediately, with no further details on successor or reasons.
An ice cream social will be held on the church lawn at Center U B Church north of here next Saturday evening September 2. All are invited.
The Rhodes family reunion was held here today with a large turnout despite threatening weather. The Lutheran Aid served dinner in the Flora room.
A Cleveland woman testifies she recovered from nervous prostration after using Dr Miles Nervine. The ad explains nerves control body organs and promotes Nervine as a nerve remedy with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
Jacob Zimmerman the expert butcher was celebrated last Friday on his 63rd birthday. About seventy five friends and neighbors sent him birthday cards as a sign of affection. He remains nimble and jolly despite getting older.
Copyright notices from Cline & Co highlight new titles and renewed protections for recent literary works. The list emphasizes ongoing updates to ownership and rights management in publishing.
Oswego New York resident A Cooper suffered a merciless lung racking cough for years. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure and relief from nighttime coughing. It treats coughs, sore lungs, grippe, asthma, hay fever, croup and whooping cough and is guaranteed by Rager. Trial bottle free. 50 cents and $1 sizes available.
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