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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
3
A circular from Obe Whitmer of Joplin Missouri proclaims there is nothing on the market equal to Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. The druggist urges customers to buy and use it, noting Zimmerman's store as a seller.
Germantown reports a beautiful rain on Monday and mentions preaching at Germanton next Sunday. Local corn prospects appear strong. Readers are urged to subscribe for the Recoup. Social notes include visits by Miss Bessie Clink of Ashley Indiana and Theodore Parker and family. William Parker and family traveling to Vet Johnstons, with Mrs Catharine Rouse returning to Silver Lake after a short visit.
A local prospectuses a medieval tonic electric bitters for sick stomach and kidneys. Macy H Walters of 516 St Clair Ave Columbia writes of months dying due to fever nerves and weak stomach. After using electric bitters relief came and she recovered enough to eat again.
Fragmented notes from a Fairview community meeting mention people such as Thomas Warren and family visiting, J W Jacksits summoned to a decision, and fishing on Dial Lake with Mr Pritchard and Jacob Raver. The garbled text references a Sabbath reminder and local names, suggesting a routine local column item.
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings are logged with numerous names and towns. Jobo Yeoman and family traveled to Yellow Creek. Chas Allen and others called on Frank Long. Miss Luda Deaton hosted Miss Frella Wise. Mark Harstberger and family visited friends in Watash. Roy Sevies and family joined Frank Miler and family. Jacob Beber and Hugh Bowen families appeared at local homes. Emma Thompson from Parker ton visited relatives. Edna Kkeplinger and Leroy spent time with Blaine Warren. Jove Febenshade and Jove’s wife visited John Sheets family. Kanitas Nissinger and family from Goa shen stopped by. Moss Tressie Wilson and Floyd trress from Nuppanes visited Robert Wilson. Chas Lester and Evra Bloor hosted Sunday guests.
An advert claims the Nervine strengthens nerves, increases life current, and aids fatigue irritability and pains. A testimonial from Rosa E. Weaver of Stuart credits seven bottles with recovery from severe malaria related spells and poor circulation. Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana distributes the product.
Ottie Valentine and family hosted guests while Winchester Brady and his two daughters passed through Germantown on Sunday evening. Rev R Callison and family visited J W Clink's home. Misses Edne and May Wideman visit grandparents S Rhoades and family. Rev Miner to preach next Sunday with baptizing after.
Geo A Byler of Cumberland Maryland recounts his infant daughter's near death from serious throat trouble. After two doctors gave up, four bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds cured her. She recovered and remains in perfect health. Corner Drug Store offers 50 cent bottles with a guaranteed relief and a free trial bottle.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Carters K and B Tea as a cure for nervous headaches and related symptoms. It claims the tea clears obstructions in stomach liver kidneys and bowels and benefits digestion rheumatism and bladder issues. Testimonial by Mrs. S A Rathven of Kansas City Missouri praises relief after years of severe headaches.
A editorial urges readers to support progress and participate in community life. It contrasts modern improvements with a nostalgic view of rural work and self-reliance. It warns that the indifferent neighbor may fade from memory, while active citizens build lasting local institutions.
A collage of small items. cigar and drug shop mentions, local arrivals and visits, sales ads, a bank tax note, travel and family news, a sports tease, and a social event at Phillips grove with Montel Spanvle.
A collage of brief items including local business ads, personnel notes, horse sales, notary services, and shop offerings. Mentions Huntington Business University, Cline & Co, J C Babcnek trip to Alexandria, Judd pool room sale, lard sale price, Ripple’s restaurant employee, and Canal av goods. Also references Etna Green Flour and Cantral Cruz Store offerings and Clayow Lumber Co.
Wm Bedell of Fiat Rock Michigan testifies Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals ulcers sores and cancers. It soothes cuts burns and scalds. Available 25 cents at Corner Drug Store with guarantee.
Verse in a 19th or early 20th century tone lists girls by locations in a house and yard. Maud tends flowers, Grace rests in a hammock, Kate near a brook, Nell naps, Winnie flirts, Pannie in the orchard, May in the grove, and mother cooks by the kitchen with a red hot stave.
In Butterville Ohio J D Runyan reports a peculiar disappearance of his pain tolaxymptoma. He credits Dr King’s New Life pills for relief from indigestion dizziness headache and constipation. Sold by F Alminerman’s Drug store at 25 cents.
The article outlines corn stalks yielding cellulose tones and new by products from shell to pith. It notes applications from protective materials for ships to smokeless powder, dynamite, dyes, candy, cattle feed, and fabrics. The piece cites U S acreage and pay rates to stalk suppliers.
A vivid description touts The Chutes as Chicago’s premier resort featuring a circus fair summer park concert garden theater and miniature world of amusements. Visitors enjoy water cascades chutes toboggan rides Loopthe-Loon Laughing Gallery mid air cars mirrors and a brass band as bunting lights and spray create a festive atmosphere.
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