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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
4
The note states the publication is entered at the Silver Lake Indiana post office as second class matter indicating its mailing status and distribution method.
The RECORD invites readers to contribute items of local interest for publication. Submissions may be mailed to the office or handed to representatives at the telephone number 62 for consideration.
John Sheets dined with Eli Smith. Cauffman family visited Wabash. Kate Baker with Metzgers. Rev. McCoy spoke to a good sized audience. Elsa Cauffman improving after illness. Numerous dinners at Metzger and Garman homes. baccalaureate at Claypool. many neighbors joined Ernest Jameson and Arnold households.
Claypool Lumber and Co advertises glass panels green doors open or glazed windows and window and door frames plus mouldings and interior finish. Local shop promotes a full line of building materials and services for homes and businesses.
Samuel Cauffman shows improvement and can walk with help. John Fruit and wife stayed at Martin Hay home for several days. Noah Shirman and wife visited James Funk home Sunday. Herman Leckrone and family planned a Sunday visit to George Leckrone. Monice Kreiter and wife attended church Sunday after a long gap. J P Homman of Silver Lake visited Sunday School east of town last Sunday. Rev Neal spoke at the church and Rev T D Butterbaugh preached in the evening.
Cure claims: relief from headaches sour stomach indigestion and biliousness after taking Dr. King's New Life Pills. Pills purify blood and revive system with guaranteed every pill helps every box. Price 25c recommendation by Rager and Jontz.
Rueben Cline visited Sunday with Guy Aker. Mildred Aker spent Sunday with Ida and Pearl Hill. Frank Sellers and family were at the Abner Moyer home. Albert Carr and daughter Marie took Sunday dinner at Roy Carr’s. John Rowland, wife and daughter Esther shopped in Warsaw Saturday. Charley Jamison arrived from Annville Pennsylvania. Albert Beber and wife Roy and Fern Vangilder took Sunday dinner at Ed Clink’s. Mrs John Beber and two children and Mrs Samuel Sellers shopped in Warsaw Tuesday. Artie Carr and family John Beber and family and Miss Erica Whitten berger spent Sunday at Alfred Price’s. John Rowland and family, Charley Jamison, James Gill and Loa Boganwright dined at John Gill’s.
Evelyn Witworth narrates a train compartment blind gossip tale about a married couple and a flirtatious pair. The older husband discovers powder on the lover’s beard leading to a mistaken marriage reveal and a comic reconciliation in a tunnel. The narrator defends her role as a talebearer and proclaims her duty fulfilled.
A short advertisement touts self-threading needles to prevent eye injury while sewing. It urges readers to visit the RECORD office to obtain a package for 10 cents, claiming users will not want to sew without them.
Description of laxatives that relieve constipation by addressing its cause. Claims include alleviating sick headaches biliousness bad breath nervousness and other ills linked to inactive bowels. Provides general health ideas without medical endorsement.
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