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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
5
Advertised candy lozenge claims to expel intestinal worms and restore wellbeing in children. Testimonial from Mrs A J Brisbin of Elgin Illinois says it rid her kids of worms. product available from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. in Philadelphia and St Louis.
Employed at Akron Sena Colbert went to Akron on Monday to be employed at the Milliner store there by the Whittenberger sisters.
The Victoria Reading Club will meet with Mrs. TFT B Hathaway Monday afternoon instead of evenings. They will form a hay rack party and go to the Hathaway country home.
J. F. Myfather examined his official records by the county board in Warsaw on Monday, the inquiry focusing on his books as part of routine audit procedures.
A chicken supper is announced by the Ladies Abses ciety of the MoE clared to be held in The Reins dp roomy on Saturday ever- Sof September o. Proceeds or price not clearly stated.
Fragmented OCR notes depict a chaotic discussion among instructors and students about duty and fear. The piece references water instructors, patriotic charges, and a push to attend meetings and support a local school project while noting tensions and calls for action.
A man recalls hoopskirt factories that bloomed before the war with about fifty workers. Skirt frames on pedestals turned to bring the work to each operator, weaving tapes, bending wires, and assembling hoops. He notes the ease of basic tasks but the need for precise hoop length to keep skirts smooth.
A damaged historical notice from Silver Lake Indiana describes a weekly edition arising under an August Act. It lists editors Brash and Johanpson and names various residents and business holders including A tush Charles Hanson and Geo Brush. The document is sworn by Geo Brush and signed August 70th by Justice Oldfather.
A letter from Delvalle Texas R No 2 praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for healing a cat foot injury. The ad claims it is the world’s best salve at 25 cents and recommends it through Reger & Joniz.
A report from New York warns that 2 million average coins circulated carry bacteria, with dirty coins harboring more germs. Experts say not all bacteria are harmful, but health officials urge caution as bacteria can persist on coins and be spread through daily handling.
An Italian inventor Baron d Aiessunmdru, living in Paris, tried a new device at Havre. A waterproof hemp net 360 feet long and 50 feet wide is anchored on the water to flatten heavy waves and prevent breaking, similar to a net spread on the sea.
A proverb-like note suggests a boy gains sense when he accepts that his father shares his knowledge and can teach as well. It frames parental equality as the path to maturity.
Fragmentary text shows a terse, possibly informal remark about endurance and comparisons of deal quality. Names, places, or events are not identifiable from the excerpt. The record captures the lone evaluative line without clear context or attribution.
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