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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
8
Joan Giver recounts a drastic illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and constant pain. After three doctors gave up she tried Electric bitters at Rogers drug store. one bottle improved her condition and three weeks of use restored her health. she credits the medicine with saving her life and warns others to try it at 50 cents guaranteed.
A Winchester man named M. M. Austin sought relief for his wife's stomach and liver trouble. He used Dr. King's New Life Pills and she improved at once and recovered. Medicine priced at 95 cents at Rager's drug store.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to Stout and Son are requested to call and settle by either cash or note.
Round trip excursion tariffs apply on regular trains for same day travel. Fares must not exceed 35 dollars for the regular one way rate. Applies to all destinations within the system with return by end of the day.
Advertisement seeks reliable man to manage business for well known house of solid financial standing. Position offers steady salary and expenses, paid weekly by check from headquarters. Address MANAGE, 010 MONON BLDG Chicago, Millingols.
Frosts did not slow construction as April 10 opening nears. More workers on site than ever, with palaces finished and sculptures installed. Foreign pavilions from Britain to Japan advance rapidly, while the Philippine and U S Indian exhibits near completion and Concessions Street nears full bustle with an intramural railway opening.
The Record Office advertises Hicks almanacs and urges readers to read the ads. Local items note James Vanguilder on Ephraim Wells place, bread specials at Pearson and Maurer restaurants, and visits by George Hammer and others. County officials Doty and a Milford contractor inspect bridges, plus trips to Mentone and Argos. Indiana day at the exposition moved to September 1. Subscriptions and local notices fill the page with farm and town news.
Jasper Smith of Granger, section foreman on the Big Four railway, visited friends in his old home over Sunday. Mrs. Smith came down Tuesday last week. they returned home Monday. He says the new location requires less work than in Kossinsko County. The Star Restaurant notes buying 100 barrels of flour before price rise and offers a 5 cent loaf. Goldsmith & Boots, North Manchester, pledge continued liberal policy and customer care.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Amnica Salve as the best remedy for burns, sores, bruises, cuts, boils, ulcers, and skin eruptions. It claims complete cleansing action and skin healing with a 25 cent price and satisfaction guarantee by Rager.
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