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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
5
In a New York Sun clip, auto shops strive to please demanding customers seeking individuality. They mix solid dark tones with contrasting wheels, varied stripe patterns, and careful panel outlining to create distinctive limousines amid a crowded streetscape.
A Gothenburg liquor shop limits immediate sales of whisky and wine. A customer must order in advance and, when possible, arrange delivery via a son with a delivery fee. The stricter rule prompts a cross street call for service and a challenged request for instant whisky.
The text discusses Austrian genealogy and lines of descent as well as the Dukes of Norfolk claiming global prominence. It notes Saxon origins for the Towards with a modern home in Hereward and mentions a couple of names like Lon Gon Gicke in association with trusted family records.
In Whidhee resident Silas Morgan found with opium stained house paint and suspicious material. Town authorities collected a sample and noted the substance appeared impure as cans of opium were reportedly used, with referenced expenditure around nine dollars.
The Atlantic Coast Line orders removal of chinaberry trees along its right of way in Florida. Officials warn the tree spreads rest and warrants eradication to protect surrounding areas. Fort Myers Press notes authorities aim to curb spread and set a precedent for others to follow.
The London stage offered safety for debtors within the playhouse. John Palmer lived in his Drury Lane dressing room for months while engagements moved between venues. When required at the Haymarket, he was smuggled in a cabinet as “scenery” to avoid arrest, a note from the London Chronicle.
A writer argues that substances not dissolving in water lack odor. He says odors arise from particles in the air themselves, not from air vibrations like light or sound. He notes dampness increases odor and suggests walking in a garden after rain as evidence.
Sunday visitors at C. M. Wedrick home in Silver Lake include Nelson Béigh wife and daughter Lizzie Adams and Ralph. Various town visitors and events are noted including Mrs. C. W. Shipley from Warsaw, A. E. Graham of Bourbon, and a fifth annual live stock sale by John D. Gill. Mentioned are fairs, rail and sheet music sales, and the Thirteenth Indiana Volunteers reunion in Fort Wayne.
They claim to purify the blood and boost health by regulating stomach liver and kidneys. Endorsed by O T Budabn of Tracy California the product is said to build strength increase appetite and improve complexion with a 50 cent trial at Rager and Joniz.
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