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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
12
A string of aphoristic musings on peace, politics, work, aging, food, punctuality, marriage, and happiness. The narrator quips that war would fade with cost, busines s and leisure clash, and age erodes wisdom, while five in every hundred marriages are happy.
A local notice invites readers to see Downing for home furnishings. Several social visits are noted including Lula Lippincott from Elkhart visiting her parents near town, and Drudge family hosting in-laws. Visitors from Chicago Fort Wayne Marion and Piqua are mentioned with brief plans and activities.
A moral reflection cites the duty of a wife to prefer her husband and a husband to respect his own wife, warning against placing affection on another man or another man’s wife.
A reader laments slow replies from a telephone operator and urges courtesy to central office staff. The writer notes callers must say number and time, and that the Hines is busy, asking for patience for prompt attention.
W D Lewis of Texas Farmers' Union denounces woman suffrage while claiming to support elevating women. He cites a grim view of female descent and compares it to sunset and darkness. The note includes a Harper's Magazine quote about a mother and her son and ends with a call to share the Record.
A Washington Star summary explains that ripe crimson clover and sandy grazing can create fatal hair balls and sand conglomerates in horse intestines. Feeding clover before ripening reduces risk, but once formed these balls are nearly always fatal with no known remedy.
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