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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
2
A Silver Lake Indiana page notes various cultural snips and social commentary. It references Boston girls, Chicago policewomen, and fashion trends. The piece remarks on manners, public safety, and the era's celebrity briefings with scattered satire and local observations.
A lecture traces famous expressions from ancient letters by Cicero and Clement to later authors like Dickens and Wellington. It notes origins of sayings such as while there's life there's hope and no man is a hero to his valet, highlighting round-table tastings and English royal history.
A tour through Newport, the Atlantic Coast resort famed for wealth and high society during summer. The piece contrasts lavish mansions with the chaotic naval battle outside Sandy Hook, detailing a cannon shell grazing a vessel and disabling a crewman’s pipe as the boat trembles from the shock.
The Gleaner, a two masted fishing smack under Capt. Robert Tapper, arrived at Fulton Street dock with a badly frightened crew and a captain who appeared excited after the voyage. The ship bore evidence of a rough trip resembling a South Sea typhoon.
A one month old infant at a Kansas City hospital suffers streptococcal polyarthritis affecting multiple joints. Doctors report the infant’s condition improved after a week in hospital and note a potential recovery if serum eradicates the germs, with no parental infection traced.
Perry's flagship Niagara, raised from Lake Erie after a century, endured a fierce storm and arrived at Fairport to warm welcomes. The historic vessel, towed by U S training ships Wolverine and Essex, displayed the famed motto Don't Give Up the Ship as crowds gathered at the Grand River mouth.
London reports the Navarino Bay Salvage Company formed to recover treasure from the Bay of Navarin off Greece where 63 Turkish and Egyptian ships were sunk by an allied fleet in 1827. Of the ships 43 have been located, water is clear and shallow, and a rich harvest is anticipated though guns and other items are noted.
Helen Dave travels by train to Stampede Creek to meet Jimmy Hunneford but arrives to learn Mort Rivers meets her instead. Mort shows quiet strength and kindness, wins her affection, while Jimmy pursues Flora Downs. Flora leaves, Helen marries Mort. Jimmy remains a memory.
A fragmentary dialogue contrasts a boastful remark about wealth with a soured reply about a rigid diet. The brief exchange hints at social tension and humor over consumption and age.
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