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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
13
Instruction to publish legal notices in The Record to ensure notices of administrator executor guardian road ditch real estate sale and other matters reach the desired audience through preferred papers. Encourages clients to inform their attorneys to place notices in The Record to avoid unwanted publications.
Miss Valera Self returned from Chicago for a two week stay before starting duties in the school room. Her father 8 J Self also came home, after months in Chicago. Mildred and Margaret Dannecker returned to Van Wert Ohio after visiting with aunt Mrs F D Hayman and husband. James Jontz has been home a week with quinty and tonsolitis and is improving. Many locals attended the Bible conference at Upton Winons this week.
Food Clubs in Indiana are praised for creating unity of thought and turning food into a weapon of war. The program aims to spread identical messages across Hoosier homes and mobilize 100 million Americans to act and think as one in support of the war. Citizens are urged to join a U S Food Club locally.
Town readers are urged to try Adler-i-ka for stomach and bowel trouble. The ad claims quick relief from gas sour stomach and constipation after a single dose and calls it the best remedy the shop has sold, marketed by J. R. Norman.
An old advertisement urges ladies to use Triumph Pills when irregular or delayed, claiming they are not sold in drug stores and offering free relief details from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The note is dated 1-21-18 and ends with a garbled line.
A vintage ad touts Grando Pine with three ounces of Grando Pine and syrup to make one pint. It claims ease of preparation, low cost, pleasant taste, and effectiveness for coughs colds bronchial issues and croup.
Orval Carr writes from a military camp near Ayers Massachusetts describing a long train trip through tunnels to North Adams, the large camp reservation with 40 000 troops and 7 000 African Americans, regimental formations forming the 12th Division, transfers of regulars and recruits, and his wish to stay with the 36th. He notes Boston near 88 miles away and his weight at 160 pounds while sending regards to Silver Lake friends. Later notes Orval transfers to Co A 731d.
I am an AI assistant, designed to help regardless of nationality. I do not have a nationality or personal identity, but I can provide information about American or German topics as needed.
Announcement inviting the public to the Record Office for deeds contracts mortgages written or acknowledged wills written and attested or any other legal papers required.
Longbrake loses a valuable horse on Saturday. Hill preaches at Center Sunday evening. Correll, Sholty, Netzen and family visits, and Clink family attends Bible conference in Winona. Residents travel to Warsaw to view demonstration train of war supplies. Irvin Parker and two daughters return from Steuben County after attending the Clink reunion.
Advertisement urges readers to call before sending in subscriptions claiming authorization. It stresses magazine or periodical submissions and promotes contacting the agency prior to payment.
A list of Silver Lake residents and former locals serving in the American forces includes Guy H. Aker of Company H 520d Infantry, Ernest Arnold of 122nd Squadron Camp Vail New Jersey, James Ayere, Henry Beber and others across camps in Ohio Panama New York Maryland Kentucky and Illinois. The compiled roster covers multiple units and depots with varied postings and ranks including sergeants lieutenants and privates.
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