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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
8
Epilepsy fits St Vitus Dance and spasms described as nervous diseases. Advertisements cite Mrs Baker of Cleveland and Mrs Bennett of Alma reporting cures after four months or longer. The copy asserts persistent use yields lasting benefits and offers money back if no improvement.
A letter from Ohio resident Lowia Chamberlin of Manchester describes four children prone to croup. The account praises Dr King’s New Discovery as effective for croup asthma hay fever and lung troubles. Also claims about a night alarm and a Lumber Coal Co product.
Fragments suggest dwindling book holdings at Cline and nearby areas raise questions about access and licensing. Observers note latent copyrights and research needs amid reduced collections and funding.
An advertisement lists paints oils varnishes and brushes available from the Clay Puber and Coal Company. It highlights a range of painting supplies for artists and trades.
Fragmentary OCR text offers limited readable facts about a bagel related item with unclear names and dates. The main action appears to involve a title or label and subsequent reference to three instances or events.
Local lodge listings show AREVIEW LODGE K of P meeting Mondays with visiting members welcome. Secret orders Gees Lake Lodge meets Fridays. Contacts include C Hanson secretary and Walter W. Hamman for AREVIEW, with J. D. Lee Cline K of R assisting.
Preaching occurs each alternate Sunday at 10 80 a m with prayer meeting Tuesdays and Sunday School at 9 39 a m Epworth League at 7 00 p m devotional meeting. All are welcome. A D Buck, Pastor.
Miss Neva Hamman returns from Goshen after a week visiting friends. Grace Lancaster arrives from South Whitley for a week at the Sherbendy home. Chester Craig and Oliver Stoner visit family while in town on business. The community discusses wallpaper quality and reasonable prices from Cline & Co. Braude and Ditzler expand business in produce. Mrs. Groves sustains burns at home. notices urge sending RECORD to absent relatives.
Charles Olinger and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hively Sunday evening. Mrs. Jacob Rager reports 42 chicks killed by rats in one night. Readers urged to check subscription dates on the wrapper. The Breaneman barn is paid for. Wesley Yates did the carpentry. Several neighbors from Macy, Burket, South Bend, and Warsaw stopped by. Wall paper designs offered by CLINE & CO with building materials and large northern Indiana stock.
For everyone who sews a treasure for those with weak eyes. The Caly X Eyed Self Threading Needle threads by the blind and sighted with no practice. Postal orders to Lock Box 33 Silver Lake Indiana cost 1 cent per package postpaid. Agents wanted to sell after school hours.
A vintage advertisement claims the pills prevent appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. It touts relief from constipation headaches biliousness and chills and notes the product costs 25 cents at H. P. Rager.
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