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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Dr Mites Heart Cure as a universal remedy for heart strain and nerve relief. It claims immediate aid, strengthens the heart, and offers a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co. Local testimonials from nearby towns accompany the claim.
In Fairview Mrs. Clarence Warren is reported as much worse at this writing. Miss Leaton Rhoades visited with Misses Alta and Alma Parker. The Y PLC CC is in progress at this place. All are invited to attend. The young people of this place visit.
An advertisement touts Dr Carter's K B Tea as a reliable remedy for constipation kidney issues and bladder discomfort. It claims rapid relief from urinary burning and says the formula is based on long used herbs with over a century of medical use. A sample offer is extended to readers via mail order through local druggists.
Sunday visits and guest stays mark the week in Warsaw and nearby areas. Couples and families including Miss Zadee Tucker, Theias Linn, Mrs Lester, Paul, John Bloom, Andrew Sands, Mrs Robert Wilson, Frank Miller, Merl Jamison, Ottie Wilson, Miss Johnson, and others are listed as visiting friends and relatives in Warsaw, Nappanee, Sidney, Silver Lake, Peru, and Chicago.
O Towns of Rat Portage Ontario Canada says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets helped his stomach trouble and constipation. He calls them mild and pleasant with after effects. Zimmerman sells the tablets.
Floyd Stage visits New Paris guest of Moyne Clymer J. W. Shoemaker from Claypool in town for a few hours last Saturday. Mrs Rebecca Vail of Ohio arrives for a visit at the Fitton home. Lard sale at seven cents per pound until September 1. Lumber ads for Claypool Lumber Co and Corner Drug Store promotions. Excursions to Benton Tarber and various local remarks from Milford Mall style column.
George Craft, a Wabash music dealer and former North Manchester postmaster, discovers his father, presumed dead after a 40 year separation from his mother, is alive in Kansas. He plans to visit after revealing the long hidden kin.
The Indianapolis Star reports Col. Isaac W. Brown the well known bird and bee advocate has been offered backing by an eastern humanitarian to start a college or buy a newspaper to promote better treatment of ward birds and animals. If a deal with the Rochester Republican owner is reached Ray Brown may manage the paper while the elder Brown edits. Some say Miss Helen Gould supports the project though Ray Brown denies it.
Elias W. Shipley, 62, a former Kosciusko County resident and brother of F M Shipley, died suddenly of heart failure July 22 in Aurora Nebraska. He left one son, W E Shipley, a U S Marshal in Indian Territory, and siblings Warthy of Palisade Nebraska and Bel Shipley of Lawton Oklahoma. Funeral July 25 at the Christian church in Aurora with K of P lodge involvement. burial in Aurora cemetery.
The trustee of Lake Township Kosciusko County proposes a 1906 budget at Seba District No 6 schoolhouse. Estimated items include township expenditures 2086.75 with 25 cents per hundred and 25 cents per poll. Local tuition expenditures 2504.07 with 25 cents per hundred and 25 per poll. Special school tax expenditures 2872 with 26 cents per hundred and 25 per poll. Road taxes and other items listed with per hundred and per poll rates. Total expenditures 95940.54 with total tax levy per hundred dollars noted. C Leroy Leonannon dated July 31 1905.
Warsaw plans to close the saloon trade as two large ice houses were destroyed by a fire last Thursday night. An artisan well at Winona struck water at 123 feet, rising twelve feet above ground, with more wells planned to supply Warsaw and Winona. An August 15 excursion to Greensburg is announced, while August 25 picnic for Ben Hur’s Northern Indiana group is slated at Boyd Park. The Marin French American band will perform in Winona next week with daily concerts. Franklin and Harrison townships vote on subsidy for Winona Interurban Railway in one week. The Wabash Vesley Labor Day celebration includes six bands and a parade. A Supreme Court appeal seeks to overturn James Gillespie’s life sentence for his sister Elizabeth Gillespie’s murder. Ex-Lieutenant Governor Will Cumback dies at Greensburg, with funeral set for today.
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg Pa recalls severe typhoid and kidney trouble leaving her bent double. She credits Electric Bitters with restoring health and strength enabling her to walk upright again. Guaranteed to cure stomach liver and kidney disorders sold at the corner drug store for 50 cents.
A Claypool girl’s response to a motherly talk about conduct reflects on ethics. The piece notes it is illegal to scratch a match on federal mail boxes and to mar rural route voxoes, with disrespect toward R F D carriers deemed a misdemeanor.
A pleasant surprise may await the stomach with Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They are touted as a remarkable remedy for headaches dizziness and constipation offering quick relief. Sold at Corner Drug Store.
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