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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
3
Public praise for electric bitters as a curative tonic for liver kidneys and general weakness. Testimony from Mary H Waltera of 546 St Clair Ave Columbus QC details fever nerves sleeplessness and digestive trouble then relief and cure after using electric bitters. Product sold at Zini’s drug store for 50 cents.
Mrs. Clarence Warren shows slow improvement during the week. Miss Anna Hutlman and Miss Ollie Rickel visited last Sunday. Miss Stell Parker spent Sunday with Ievin Parker and family. Edward and Dallas Holman painted for Frank Alexander this week. Theodore Parker and family were Frank Warren’s Sunday guests. Caution urged about speeding on public highways as against the law.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills as a remedy for periodic pains backache and headaches. It claims quick relief without morphine or opium and notes guaranteed satisfaction with a 23 dose 25 cent package sold by druggists with Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
The 11 month old daughter of Geo A Eyler of Cumberland Maryland was near death from throat trouble before Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. After four bottles she recovered fully and remains in perfect health. The Corner drug store offers 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with a trial bottle free.
Frank Hill was a Warsaw caller Mondays Theodore Parker threshing outs Monday afternoon Charles Netzen visited nearby last week Rev Kain preached a sermon at this place last Sunday Several young people called at Ervin Parker's home last Sunday Mrs Clarence Warren ill with typhoid fever slowly improving Rev C J Miner wife and son Dewey Rev H E Butler and wife and Samuel Reber called at J W Clink's home last Sunday
J D Ranyan of Butlerville reports relief from painful symptoms including indigestion biliousness and dizziness after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. He calls them a perfect remedy and notes the pills are guaranteed at F Zimmerman's drug store for two shillings and sixpence.
Miss Trella Wise was the guest of Miss Faun Worley Sunday. Miss Alice Brackett of Chicago visited friends here. Mrs. W. W. Worley and family stayed with Ezra Bloom’s family. Miss Goldie Smith of near Kokomo stayed with her father Joseph Smith and family. Several locals attended the band concert.
Miss Ora Cox visits the area as a guest of Mrs. Dr Ha worth and Mrs. George Leslie. All travelers to Chicago on Aug 18 should buy tickets at Claypool soon. Agent Mr Forney expects to sell 300 seats and asks buyers to have exact prices ready. Buy in time. A E SARAH
A Joplin Missouri pharmacist declares there is nothing on the market equal to Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints and recommends it to customers. For sale by Zimmerman.
D. W. Krisher of North Manchester visits Leesburg on Wednesday. REcorps offers 52 home visits for $1. E R Worley and granddaughter Lucy travel from Warsaw. Shingles arrive at Claypool Lumber. Verna Hoke visits Warsaw guest of Celestia. Miss Melva Wichard of Chicago stayed with the Haskel family. J H Van's Dos and Pony show to perform at Silver Lake Aug 15. Tucker Garber sale of cattle set for Aug 30. Floyd V. Zimmerman promotes Rocky Mountain Tea. Hopkins Billings plan to enlarge North Manchester Journal. Mrs J C Cavender returns from Hobart after visit with Jaques family. Mrs Thomas Wilront intends extended visit in Indiana and Ohio. Etna Green Flour $2.60 per cwt at Cash Store. Big Four section hands at Warsaw. Michigan division rails being replaced.
A farmer Henry Frida near Coessa Whitley County is recovering from a leg amputation after being shot in the left leg and the house and barn were destroyed in the same incident. J Oldfather plans to attend a family reunion in Ohio. Hirshman Brothers from Indianapolis travel with a gasolined launch bound for Lake Wawasee. An August 18 Chicago excursion features a White Sox vs. New York Club game at the American League Ball Park near Wentworth Avenue.
Flat Rock Michigan resident Wm Bedell praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best healing dressing for ulcers sores and cancers. The product soothes and heals outs burns and scalds and is sold for 25 cents at Corner drug store guaranteed.
Figures show beer consumption last year would cost over 82.2 billion if priced at five cents a glass. Germany led with 1.783 billion gallons, followed by the United Kingdom 1.501 billion and the United States 1.494 billion. Austria France Hungary Italy trails.
Mrs. Ed Hall’s beloved dog was poisoned prompting a sensational case in Warsaw. A city council member authorized a Christian burial in the cemetery, but the funeral was later interrupted and the coffin removed, stirring controversy over burial permits and law.
A public sale will be held Saturday August 19 at the seller's residence four miles east and one mile south of town. Items include one cow iron and brass kettles farming implements household and kitchen furniture and other articles. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock. J D Gill is the auctioneer.
Mrs Nettle Smith and her children visited over Sunday with her father J. J. Barrett. She returned to Milford on Monday and plans to move to Toledo Ohio where Mr Smith works for the Lake Shore Railroad.
The band Sovial played on Hiram Rager's lawn last Saturday but drew few patrons due to heavy rain and a thunderstorm in the afternoon. Grant McCutchen and his Chicago family stayed with Grandpa Wiltrout in Winona from Monday to Tuesday. J. M. Miller of Kosciusko County renewed his Farmers Mutual Insurance subscription and noted several small losses with no expected surge.
The Huntington courthouse will be covered with copper shingles. Frank White of Warsaw has joined the U S Marine band in Washington D C. Old settlers hold a reunion at Joel Phillipp’s grave in Munroe township today.
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