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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
2
A miscellany of quips, quotes, and observations from Silver Lake Indiana notes. The column skims topics from fashion and travel to jokes about cabarets and onions and turns in a light satirical voice. It also references turnips hair loss and a casual tone on daily life.
A dog owner condemns muzzle use as cruel while proposing extreme actions as a satirical reply, suggesting tying children in a basement. The comment highlights anger and calls for harsher measures in response.
A Princeton student confesses he has been texting and emailing sixteen girls. He notes that once he starts earning a salary he will stop this pattern.
A serum for the mumps has been discovered signaling a swelling triumph in medicine. Researchers report early success in neutralizing the virus, offering hope for improved treatment and prevention.
An aviator attempts a record flight carrying three passengers to break the world altitude mark. The mission proceeds with emphasis on altitude achieved, while other goals remain unfulfilled.
A man who purchased a hop farm in California through a mall carder house discovers the property is a swamp with abundant frogs. The misrepresented site turns the purchase into a troubled real estate matter.
A humorous note observes that Laplanders never suffer from cold feet yet do not wear stockings or any kind of stockings, contrasting comfort with apparel choices.
The article notes plans to equip French war aircraft with heavy armour plates and emphasizes the need for pneumatic cushions and reliable springs to improve safety and performance in combat conditions.
One young woman who disobeyed orders aboard ship was locked up and will have to stand trial. How different is seafaring from matrimony.
In New York a man fleeing an asylum claim presented his poetry to show sanity. The court would need stronger evidence to refute the claim or accept the poetry as proof.
A New York medical scientist asserts eleven buildings contribute to tuberculosis spread. The expert calls for others to step forward and confirm that lower incline conditions promote the illness.
In a grim report the text weighs the race between automobile and aeroplane as a deadly contest. The phrase deaberg I appears garbled, offering no clear names or details to anchor the event.
Rings are worn much narrower than formerly leading to lower costs and a wave of marriages. The shift reflects changing tastes and affordability driving a matrimony boom.
A fragment notes that married men who join joy rides with other men's wives may fear endangering their own wives' safety or reputations.
A fragment notes claims that magazines originated in France, but details are unclear. The sentence hints at origins and discussion without presenting a full account or dates.
The article traces Welsh and Irish influence on place names near Philadelphia along the Delaware River. It explains Bryn Mawr Pencoyd Kala Bala Gladwyne Gethryn Uchyn Gwynedd North Wales and Gwynedd and Upper Dublin Lower Dublin. It notes Irish Dubh Lin influence and cites Indian names Mauch Chunk Towamencin Nesquehoning Nescopeck and Tecony reflecting local topography and resources.
Report from Sofia says King Ferdinand of Bulgaria will likely abdicate to Crown Prince Boris to prevent revolution. The 19 year old Boris has been linked by reports to a possible engagement with Grand Duchess Olga amid Bulgaria's grave internal crisis.
In Newport Oregon the two oldest Siletz Indians Dr John son aged 104 and Susannah Jack aged 100 were lost three days and nights in the Siletz forest while berry picking. They reached the Wigwam in frail condition after living on berries and roots with no food for three days.
In Paris the morning incident reports Edmond Hury killed by his pet cat which jumped on his shoulder while he shaved in his bedroom. The cat’s attack caused fatal injuries as he attempted to defend himself.
An old Kansas memory recalls Rocky Mountain grasshoppers swarming in late summer, 1874. They darkened the sky, stripped trees and crops, and drove cattle to flee for Nebraska. Green forage vanished as the pests consumed every green thing, leaving fields bare and brown.
Kate Van Duesen asks her mother to approve her engagement to Harold Nevin yet plots a return from her aunts in Rosley by pawning a family cameo. The pawn shop rejection forces a chase, but Harold follows and reveals his love on Kate's twenty first birthday. They reconcile and plan marriage.
Cable dispatches from Pekin report two opposing news items. China buys aeroplanes and plans to teach flight while a cyclone sinks junks and Chinese fire bombs to placate offended gods. Missionaries and US officials say support for republican rule hinges on respecting traditional beliefs and ancestral reverence.
A witty mock dialogue about five hundred girls in Cleveland public schools studying hygiene by borrowing a baby for a bath. The speaker questions whether the group bathed the child once or individually and jokes that the boy may grow up as a woman-hater.
Judge notes Blundern, new department head, ordered a universal competitive examination for every position under him. His wife reportedly wins the post of private secretary to him, provoking remark that some men never know how to let well alone.
A brief fragment explores romantic doubt with a quoted line about sincere affection and a query asking why true love may feel distant. The text presents a personal inner conflict and a need for reassurance.
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