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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
8
Local notes blend medical ad and community briefs. Electric Bitters praised for stomach and kidney relief with testimonials from H T Aston of Raleigh. Snippets mention travel, visits, and notary services at the Record office. Regular hometown updates include residents from North Manchester, Warsaw, Beaver Dam, and Bloomington.
H. A. Ferree and son R. E. Ferree visited Hikhart on Monday then traveled to Laporte to stay overnight with Frank Ferree and family. Mrs Nellie Dearinger visits from Peru and husband expected soon. Claypool Lumber and Coal Co advertises building materials and prompt service with prices quoted. Charles Harter did business in North Manchester Tuesday.
Community notices recall the old cry for Fletcher's Castor Oil with references to local residents and visitors. Claypool hosts E A Scoles and Yotter households while Nellie McClure and Harold Meek attend area events. A Lake Shore worker Roy Lindzey visited home near South East township.
Timothy Jill of Warsaw visits with relatives this week. Calls urged in March and April to prepare mortgage exemption papers. Lula Sprige and Marie Zimmerman visited in North Manchester and Warsaw respectively. Mrs Joel Arnold visited from Clypool. Grace Lancaster came from South Veniney for a weekend. H P Ruger did business in Warsaw.
Roy Spricke and Miss Bessie Horner visited at the Sprinz home from Warsaw last Sunday. Alvio Bowen and wife from Warsaw visited the Wood tome that day and called on many friends. Mrs Calvin Gresso and Mrs R E Ferree were seen in North Manchester last Friday. Consider sending the RECORD to absent family and friends for a year at $1.
A circulated document claims Christ wrote and hid a blessing letter at the cross. It tells readers to keep the Sabbath, attend church, and follow commandments with promises of long life and prosperity for believers. The text, traced through several families and newspapers, warns of curses for nonbelievers and urges publication for blessings.
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