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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
3
A Cline & Co advertisement claims a product named Kudo dyspepsia cure aids digestion after meals. It asserts relief from sour stomach and flatulence by making the stomach feel sweet.
The Seward township Sunday school convention was held yesterday at the Fairview church near Yellow Creek lake. A fine program was arranged with notable participation.
The advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough and cold remedy that acts as a mild laxative to expel illness from the system. It claims relief from coughs croup whooping cough and phlegm and says it is suitable for children and adults. Cline & Co sells the product and notices delivery adjustments at the Corner Drag Store by L W Myers.
The Claypool Lumber Co offers screen doors and wire screens to cover old doors with tacks and fixtures for easy installation.
Continued from First Page, March 8, 1863, this union produced two daughters Miss Anna and Mrs. Catharine Sands. Mr. Miller, esteemed for honesty and uprightness, belonged to Germantown Lutheran church. Funeral held at 1 PM yesterday at Germantown church with Rev. Kain officiating.
Rachael Barrett born February 20, 1824 in Delaware county Ohio died April 20 1906 at home of her son Jacob J Barrett in Silver Lake aged 82. She married Solomon Barrett in 1841 and left six sons and five daughters. Funeral 3 pm Sunday at the U B church conducted by Rev Butler. Interment Lakeview cemetery.
Elisha Snider, aged 75 years 9 months and 23 days, died Monday night about midnight at his home about one and a half miles northeast of town after a period of failing health. He was a brother to the late William Snyder, who died at his home northeast of this place a few weeks ago.
A fragment mentions Gospel Hill church and a location identified as a distant spot. No further details are readable to clarify event or outcome.
The funeral of Mrs Casper Brown who died on Wednesday April 18 was held last Friday at 10:30 a.m. at Bethel church southwest of town. Rev C J Mciner, the U B minister of Burket, conducted the services. Several local residents attended.
Mariah born in Pennsylvania on March 29 1824 died April 18 1906 aged 85 years 19 days. She married Casper Brown in 1856 and the couple shared about 50 years together. Survived by two sons and one daughter. On her sick bed she expressed faith in God and said it is well with my soul and asked family to meet her in Heaven.
Silas Mollisor aged 61, who claimed to cure through laying on of hands and Bible verses, suffered a paralytic stroke in Rochester last Saturday and died Monday at his home near Germany in Fulton County. He was treating Rochester resident Dougherty, then gravely ill from a stroke.
Mrs Mary Howard Martin died at her Huntington home on Tuesday April 24 after a long paralysis. A sister-in law of Mrs Samuel Regenes, she was past 60. Her remains were brought to North Manchester for funeral services at the brick church west of town.
Phoeba Evans Dunnuck age about 68 died at her home in Barket Thursday April 19 1906. Funeral held at Palestine Sunday April 22 conducted by Rev C J Miner with Rev Young assisting. Interment in nearby cemetery.
Mrs. Eliza Long of near Leesburg died last Sunday at age 89. She was a longtime county pioneer who endured early settler hardships alongside other early residents.
A J Sawyer early county pioneer died Wednesday of last week at his Etna Green home from paralysis at age 78. Local residents mourn a longtime figure in the area.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness death and burial of our wife and mother Mariah Brown. Our thanks especially to the choir for their help at the burial. Father and Children.
Neighbors extend thanks for aid during illness and death of our mother. Jacob Barrett Rachael Taylor Rebecca Ensley. When here next week to view lace curtains and under-muslins offered at less than regular prices, permit us to show new carpets rugs linoleums mattings and other floor coverings. Frank Metheny purchased a driving horse from Samuel Beber recently.
A Cary Maine postmistress Mrs Alexander reports Dr Kings New Life Pills keep stomach liver and bowels in order. She praises them as the best remedy she ever tried and a druggist named Zim guarantees them at 25 cents.
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