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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
3
A Joplin Missouri druggist Obe Whitmer proclaims there is nothing on the market that equals Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for bowel complaints. He states customers are guided to this preparation and notes Zimmerman handles sales.
Miss Cecil Parker is sick with typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs Lewis Detterman visited relatives in Chicago last week. Emma Hollowell of New Castle attended Mrs Ramsey funeral. Catharine Worthington from Indianapolis visits the Miller home. Edna Reich of near Sidney visits Chloe Cluen. Mrs Don Evans from Ft Wayne visits the Halls Mendels and Whittenbergers. John Pries called to Ohio for a funeral. Blount of Nebraska visiting Levi Beigh and family. C Wheeler of Dayton Ohio visiting Mrs Elfen Yeoman. Willodean Whittenberger returned home after weeks with relatives in New Castle and Ft Wayne. Mrs Reith Weentoan left for Hindeon. Tweedivy winereste stayed with Doomroef parents Seears and Moers.
A historical medical ad urges readers to check for heart weakness with alarming symptoms and claims Dr Miles' Heart Cure can help. It promotes the medicine with testimonials and a money back guarantee, naming Miles Medical Co as the producer.
A reader questions the legality of a sale pamphlet and requests a recount. The misspelled note mentions a sale at the Recorn office and urges action, citing a price of one dollar per five enrollment units.
Mrs. Pearson entertained a crowd of young people at her East Main Street home on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Vida Baker of Elkhart. Music and singing by the male quartet were features. Refreshments were served.
Allen DeHaven bought a half interest in the Twin Gables cottage at Winona from R. M. Donaldson. The joint ownership now lies with C. E. Wiltrout and DeHaven, with the property valued at a little over $3,000.
Saturday and next Wednesday bring band performances. Mrs Shoemaker of Beaver Dam has been ill for a week. Erma Marston from Chicago visits west of town. Miss Ruth Luke of North Manchester spent time here. The Big Four pay car delivered supplies to the locals. Born to Mr and Mrs Aaron Boyer northeast of town a son born August 32.
Ast Te Ort s Kind You Have Always Bought Charles Denser of Atwood visits town on Wednesday night. Excursions to Renton Tarhor next Sunday. Numerous personal notices, visits, and family remarks, with reminders to subscribe to the RECORD for weekly readers.
A North Manchester ad highlights a store promising cultivated taste and prudent economy. It asserts customers will find everything in the shop exactly as advertised in the papers and emphasizes discounts on clothes for discriminating men.
A playful dialogue contrasts affection and formality as a playful exchange about sealing wax lips and being stationery. The exchange suggests a witty back and forth on love and permanence.
An advertisement extols Dr Carter’s K and B Tea as a cure for half sick feelings and digestive derangements. It claims to cleanse stomach liver kidneys and bowels rejuvenating them to restore health and daily vigor. Readers are urged to send name and address to Floyd V Zimmerman Silver Lake Indiana for a test package.
The public is told of the curative merits of electric bitters for the stomach liver and kidneys. Mary H Walters of 546 St Clair Ave Columbus Ohio reports months of illness with fever ague nerves and insomnia and a weak stomach. After using electric bitters she improved quickly and was cured. Guaranteed at Zims drug store for 50 cents.
The Chutes in Chicago markets itself as a popular resort with a circus country fair summer park concert garden theater and miniature world of amusements. Attractions include water cascades chutes a toboggan Loop the Loop Laughing Gallery mid air automobiles the smallest railway mirrors a palace of illusions vaudeville a giant carousel and Weldon's military band.
Amid crowds the city’s bustling resort area shines with flags bunting and colored lights. People enjoy whirling rides a bustling midway and a big band as whirr and cheer fill the scene along the cascades and merrymaking markers.
A Maryland family from Cumberlangd reports their 11 month old daughter nearly died from throat trouble. Two physicians gave up but after four bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds she recovered and enjoys perfect health. The ad claims the remedy relieves and cures coughs and colds with trial bottles offered.
The record lists William Price as President with Brande and T. B. Evans as trustees, J. C. Babcock as clerk, and John Haney as treasurer. Regular meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Monday evenings each month.
J. D. Runyan of Butterville claims Dr. King's New Life Pills cured his indigestion biliousness and dizziness. The pills are sold at F. Zimmerman's drug store for 25 cents with guarantee.
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