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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
5
A family testimony claims Dr King's New Discovery cured consumption symptoms after ten bottles. The speaker says he is now sound, weighs 218 pounds, and credits the remedy for generations of use with excellent results. Price 60 cents and 1 trial bottle free at Rager & Jontz's.
Notary work performed at the Record office includes deeds bonds and mortgages written and acknowledgments taken to legal instruments. All business receives careful attention.
A terse note indicates that the news item identified as d4tema was sent to the Ree ORD office. The message records the transfer action without additional context or details.
Advertisement invites readers to enroll with their name for home delivery of The Record at a rate of $1 per year.
An appeal urges readers to send a year long record to absent family or friends for only $1. The message emphasizes thinking of them and states recipients will thank you weekly throughout the year.
A December advertisement promotes low prices on rubs and groceries including 6 packages for 25 cents and 6 cakes of Queen Regent Toilet or cake at 25 cents. It also touts coffee per pound 24 cents, Seedles Raisins per package 13 cents, Lowney’s Cocoa 10 cents, and salt at 31.25 per barrel, plus Rubber Boots and a Wood assortment. The shop invites fittings on Spring styles of shoes and asks customers to visit.
Miss Esther Snake called on Sunday Glen. Lister visited over Sunday with friends at Laketon DeVon Morrett called on Miss Ruth Rowland Sunday evening. Frank Hill and family visited the Al Carr home. Ida and Pearl Hill visited Sunday with Mildred Aker.
The article notes visits by Lester Rowland, Fleische Day, Beatrice Moyer to Besse Carr and Alfreta Price with Cecilia Meimert in River Like. Ruth Rowland recovers from appendicitis and plans to attend next Young Peoples meeting. Mrs. Mattie Gill is ill. A group attended the Wittenberger Sale at Ceaypeal Thursday. a Sunday surprise honored Lester Rowland’s 21st birthday with several neighbors present.
An old advertisement touts Buck Len's Arnica Salve as a quick relief for pimples, boils, scratches, sprains, bruises, burns, and cuts. It targets boys and girls and claims healing for all healable ailments. Sold for 25 cents at Rager and Jountz's.
Rainy day weather noted for Germantown. Local items report sick lists visitors, street activity, and community events. The ad promotes Blea trib Bitters as a tonic and health restore with claims of nerve and system strengthening.
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