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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
4
Public notice promote placing all legal notices in The Record. Administrators executors guardians surveys roads and real estate notices should be published in the desired paper. Mention to your attorney to ensure dissemination through the chosen publication.
An advertisement extols Croxone as a unique remedy that supposedly soaks into kidneys to dissolve uric acid and cleanse waste, claiming it ends backache and bladder trouble for all sufferers. It asserts universal effectiveness, offers refund if ineffective, and notes price and druggist approval.
A page note from Indiana Associated Weeklies encourages residents to act on personal ambitions and community betterment. It warns against wasting time and urges real effort to improve the town and share pride in the hometown.
The notice invites readers to subscribe to the Record and join a large family of subscribers. It emphasizes access to local news and the newspaper’s community role.
A humorous verse set on courtship and marriage. A man showers gifts and schemes to please a partner then laments finances after marriage. He complains about expenses, hats, pets, and clothes, contrasting his frugal mother with his wife’s spending.
A well known traveler recounts a tale of a boastful learned bore who imposes endless lessons. The traveler finally remarks that both know much yet miss one truth the other recognizes only in himself.
Community news records car trips and visits from Carl Cluen and families from Wabash to Bourbon and Akron. People like Charles Tucker and Fern Gall are noted visiting North Manchester and Claypool, with other travels to Fort Wayne and Elkhart. The Record offers notary services and a limited time deal on name cards.
The Santa Fe system offers a two year apprenticeship with mandatory classroom work in nine major shops two hours twice a week. Classes are paid as part of the workday and cover drawing geometry shop arithmetic and simple mechanics. The program tailors after two years to specific trades with quizzes and certificates. Pay after completion is variable, rewarding skill and effort.
New York moves toward an anti noise ordinance backed by daily press campaigns. The board of aldermen approved the measure and await mayoral signature to curb street vendors cries bells and loud instruments in public streets.
A Harper's Weekly anecdote recalls Brigham Young turning down a Welshman with one leg who sought a third leg in Salt Lake City. The leader warned the man that a third leg would resemble a monstrous eternity and urged choosing between a new leg now or two legs after death. The item ends noting a German inventor creating a leather substitute for whalebone.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a distant world where islands loom and seas part. Readable fragments point to a travel or geography themed fragment with no clear events, dates, or names.
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