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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
3
The passage references Rev Fritz as leading services with uncertain employment prospects. It notes a fair age range for employment and mentions families staying with their people. It advertises a trial bottle and a 50c price with a guarantee of satisfaction amid concerns of desperate lung diseases and safety.
An old advertisement quotes warnings about river dangers and urges carelessness near the water. It promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for ailments including backache kidney issues and general weakness. The testimonial from J. R. Blatkenship of Bulk Tennessee claims relief after using the product, with a price of 50c at Ragers.
Local letters note warmers busy with spring Krank Hill and three horses sold in a day. Measles are widespread in the area. The cream man makes regular trips. Mr and Mrs Arly and Bing are mentioned. Holchman is improving his property by building a wire fence. Mr and Mrs Figert and son are also noted.
A damaged line advertises a cheap wooden brace and other items for sale. It urges readers to call for prices and mentions a general seller. The source includes garbled phrases and misspelled company names.
Community tidbits from Fairview include Mrs. Riley ill and Aust Al Warren aiding James Reed. The revival meets continue as spring rains bring forecasts of storms. Local residents such as M. W. Arnold, Elmer Study, and Robert Mattix are spotted in Claypool and nearby towns.
The article outlines exemption rules for mortgage deductions including non residents and joint ownership limits, and details about affidavits and duplicate filings. It also describes Fuji as a young, dormant volcano with a single night rise and a possible future eruption, citing Herbert G. Ponting's Metropolitan Magazine.
A Missouri editor declines obituary notices for individuals who did not subscribe to his paper. He argues those who do not take their home paper are dead to news value, and their passings hold no value to readers.
A local retailer Goldsmith & Boots offers a special sale on men's suits top coats and rain coats with premium tickets and discounts advertised as Easter specials.
Readers are invited to visit the REcoRD office to view the Easter Post Cards and place selections by phone. Call to choose designs and place orders.
A graduation gift idea urges readers to visit the RECORD office to obtain a post card album for a friend. The note promotes a small keepsake item suitable for a graduate.
An advertisement urges readers to visit their pharmacist for a 50 cent case of Papes Diapepsin to end indigestion and stomach misery. It claims rapid relief from dyspepsia gastritis and sour stomach, encouraging readers to take stomach trouble with them.
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