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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
5
Fall victims suffer stomach liver and kidney troubles like others but T D Peedles of Henry Tenn says six bottles of Electric Bitters gave him new strength and appetite. The ad claims it helps everyone and urges trying for 50 cents at Rager and Jontz.
An appeal urges non subscribers to join a large reader family. It promotes a yearly rate of one dollar and urges action now to subscribe.
Local readers debate a shifting climate with a summer full of cool spells and a short swimming season. After early warmth and late heat, chill winds, foul-togged waters, and dog days threaten to end outdoor water activities for the rest of the season.
Miss Ruth Rowland spent Sunday with Ethel Walker Silvester Johnston and daughter Delphia spent Saturday in Warsaw. Simon Shultz, wife and daughter were Sunday guests at the Al Carr home. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Moyer and daughter Beatrice spent Monday in Warsaw. Mrs. William Dahlem and daughter Heia called at the Roy Carr home Tuesday. Chester House, wife and son Roy were Sunday guests at the Abducer Moyer home. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hayman of Liver Lake called at the Alf Price house Sunday afternoon. Reuben Moyer of North Manchester was a visitor several days last week at the Abner Meyer home. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hines and grandson Russel were Sunday guests at the Quinter Hines home. Mrs. Joe Shilling of near Palestine visited several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gill. Mrs. Isaac Butterbaugh and Mrs. William Metzger visited several days last week with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Quinter Eines and family. Bears the Signature of Ce.
Mrs Frank Hill received a surprise on her birthday Friday with about seventy five guests enjoying the celebration. Mr and Mrs Elza Heckman and son Mayer left Munday for Sewickley Pennsylvania after a two week visit with Mrs Heckmans parents and relatives. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Alspaugh Roy Carr and family Jennie Zellers and family Catharine Garman William Dablem and Erica Orval Alspaugh Beth Parker and Alfretta eS in Fort Wayne.
A New York Sun excerpt quotes an executive about customers seeking unique car colors. Dealers strive for distinctive shades, contrasting wheels, and panel outlines to create standout looks for solid and striped designs, noting women frequently request precise color samples.
Gothenburg merchants enforce strict limits on over the counter wine and spirits sales. A local correspondent recalls repeated delays and a strangled process requiring advance orders or delivery via a son for immediate whisky. The incident underscores tighter regulation and delivery loopholes in the city.
The article notes Austrian genealogists call the Austrians the stickiest for lineage, but the Dukes of Norfolk are regarded as the oldest family in the world. Howard lineage traces to Hereward with Saxon origins. records reach back to 957 in London Giebe.
Silas Morgan of Whidbee Island Washington found cans resembling paint and painted his house with the material. In town a sample was identified as opium valued at about $360 per can. he used or spilled roughly thirty cans wasting over $9 6 4.
The Atlantic Coast Line orders removal of chinaberry trees along its Florida right of way to curb white fly infestation. Officials urge other regions to follow suit to stop the pest breeding in chinaberry trees.
A London Chronicle excerpt notes theaters offered sanctuary for debtors in the 1700s. Actors could hide in dressing rooms, with John Palmer at Drury Lane as an example until engagements ended and a staged escape in a cart cabinet was devised to whisk him away as “scenery.”
A damaged excerpt discusses how substances that do not dissolve in water lack an odor. It claims scent comes from particles in the air rather than air vibrations, mentioning phrases like “ease of Hehe and sound” and noting dampé Hy as part of the fragment.
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