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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
8
Copies of the Tragedy of the Usitania a large volume with over 350 pages including survivor and eye witness stories. It promises to exceed all prior sales and urges orders sent to the Record Silver Lake for $1 per copy with prepaid price.
The notice seeks new Recoup subscribers with enrollment offered and an 8 percent yearly power rate to address holders. Brush & Hanson of Silver Lake advertise abstracts of title for land in Kosciusko or Wabash counties. The ad mentions bread pricing and a local flour brand, with unrelated lines about family blessings and Goshen branding.
In Toledo Ohio Lucan county Frank J Cheney a gannor partner of Fr Cheners Co sworn to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure Notary A W Gleason records the oath on December 6 1885 The notice advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims testimonials and widespread druggist availability Also mentions Heus Family Pills for constipation.
Mrs Kate Metz of Corden Illinois writes that Cardui the woman's tonic improved her 52 year old mother's health after cramping spells and severe headaches. After using four bottles the mother is no longer troubled with headaches and her stomach is stronger.
Community notices list residents visiting relatives in Warsaw Pierceton Mentone North Manchester and LaPorte with mentions of trips to Peru and Wabash. Notary services offered at the Record office and a casual humor vignette about a baker and a halfpenny bun conclude the item.
Classified note from Neah Shireman seeking walnuts and popcorn. Offers to pay a reasonable price in California and mentions contact under the alias Cali2enil Disko with name included.
An ad praises self-threading needles for simple sewing and claims buyers will not want regular needles again. A woman testifies they are essential, noting a suggested foreign price of 7 and a package available at the Recorp Mee shop, where a wet packae sold for 10 cents.
The article argues for freeing ports to boost farm product exports, noting 51 U S ports split between Atlantic and Pacific coasts. It critiques the 62nd Congress for heavy Rivers and Harbors appropriations and wharfage charges totaling about 51 million and 50 million annually, proposing Congress fund free ports where vessels discharge cargo without fees.
Road contractor H R Miles traveled to Upland for urgent business matters. Jacob Aughenbauch and family visited daughter Mrs Jacob Adams in Laketon over the weekend. James Harter and nephew Willie Harter visited Chicago from here via Nickel Plate. Several locals attended a Laketon versus Silver Lake ball game in Laketon last Sunday.
The essay discusses scientific ideas on the earth’s origin and lifespan, noting a French savant Verronet who predicts a permanent freeze in two million years. It argues contemporary humans should not fear 95 million years hence, since today’s influence ends with the coming catastrophe.
A dated how to article teaches women to drive nails into brick plaster by removing plaster with a screwdriver, filling the hole with wood, then hammering the nail into the wood. The piece notes a hammock hanging use in the past.
Several women had an exciting encounter with a wildcat at Mrs. Whetstone's home on Silver Lake Avenue in Westville New Jersey. The animal entered the house by mystery. the women summoned help and fired two shots, killing the exceptionally large wildcat.
Peter Adair of Liverpool claims to have walked over 500000 miles since age fourteen. He reports completing three Land's End to John O Groats journeys and has undertaken an extensive tour of Great Britain and Ireland.
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