Old paper collection for DC at reconp office
A large bundle of old paper is needed for the DC project at the Reconp office. The request seeks many sheets for source cleaning and archival work.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
4
A large bundle of old paper is needed for the DC project at the Reconp office. The request seeks many sheets for source cleaning and archival work.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a Silver Lake Indiana post office entry notice. It mentions second class matter and distribution details but lacks cohesive facts due to illegible text.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson advertise their services as notaries at the Record Office. They promise availability during business hours for any notarial work.
The RECORD calls for readers to send in locally interesting items for publication. Submissions may be mailed to the office or given to representatives, or called in by dialing 62.
The passage lists community happenings including illnesses, visits, and outings. Delphia Johnston has measles while Alf Paice and James Gillis appear on the sick list and streets respectively. Neighbors visit Ed Snake’s family, the Cream men make their rounds, and Sunday dinners are shared among Garman, Metzger, Parker, and associated households. Oats sowing nears completion and fishing at Hill Lake begins. Israel Garman and others plan travel, with school entertainment at Beaver Dam.
The quick and sure cure for burns bruises boils sores and all skin diseases is Bucklen's Arnica Salve. In four days it cured L H Haflin of a sore ankle causing him much pain. Should be in every house. Only 25 cents. Recommended by Rager Jontz.
Numerous households reported Sunday visits and social gatherings. Families listed include Carr, Dahlem, Rouse, Gill, Beigh, Magnin, Clink, Shilling, Price, Day, and Moyer as they spent the day with relatives or friends and planned a Young Peoples meeting for next Sunday evening.
John Prottsman is critically sick at the Shirk home. Isaac Alrey drove the grader to level roads last week. Manuel Leckron and Mrs. Hannah Armey visited Asa Leckrone’s home. A North Manchester missionary band visited the Brethren church. Monroe Krejier and George Leckrone visited Joseph Kerlin’s home in Silver Lake. Cora Leckrone returned to Michigan after visiting her ailing father Jacob Ulrey. Albert Cauffman bought a self feeding attachment for his threshing rig. A five passenger auto was seen on the street with passengers walking beside it. Mahlon Rhodes of North Webster is in town, calling on H. M. Brandenburg and contributing $5 for cemetery fence repairs.
The issue promotes Today's Magazine Canton Ohio pricing and sample offers. Social notes mention Misses Carrie Jennie Swick visiting their sister Mrs Eva McHattan, plus Delphia Johnston Elva Esther Rowland at Sunday dinner with Frank Hill's family. Horton Hill left for Coburn to visit his brother Rev S M Hill and plans to visit Atator.
A vintage promotion touts Dr King’s New Life Pills to cure headaches, stomach issues, indigestion, and biliousness. The ad promises quick relief, purified blood, and renewed vigor with every pill helping every box, guaranteed, at 25 cents, recommended by Rager and Jontz.
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