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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
8
An ad proclaims Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets to treat indigestion and chronic dyspepsia with rapid relief. It cites a doctor and claims 95 percent of illnesses originate in a disordered stomach. The Rexall Store and Rager & Jontz druggists endorse a risk free money back guarantee.
Local notes report moving picture showings by Davis Mrose in the Raver room with plans for Friday and Saturday nights. Visitors include J W Ferrerda and S B Burdge, while Mrs T B Hathaway and daughter Clara tour North Manchester. Several brief visits and notes on local residents and sales ads fill the page.
The Gibson family plans a thrifty Walnut Grove Island trip marketed as nature's heart. A wet day follows with spilled food, a popped balloon, hat losses, a broken peach basket, and crowd chaos. Mr. Gibson jokes about a rest after the outing while the twins suffer fleas and illness.
A visitor to a studio debates a painting's name and value. The dealer Mr Hogrich counteroffers with a sunset interpretation and quotes the price at one thousand dollars, noting how orientation changes the scene from a canaise to a sunset picture.
Mrs. Snooper notes chatter about the Nu cumbs as rumors swirl in the neighborhood after six weeks of residence. Local residents express curiosity about their background and activities.
Mrs A F Priser was taken to a Fort Wayne hospital for gallstone surgery after long discomfort. Charles Rager of Walkerton visited the area last week. Miss Leora Kreiter returns to Mishawaka after weeks with relatives here. J 9 Lee Cline visits Decatur to see family and manage local farm interests. Lake township teachers attend Warsaw institute. Subscribe to the Acercord for 1 per year. Miss Vera Kern and Gladys Haney visit North Manchester and Alexandria. Mrs W H Kern attends holiness camp near Beulah Park. Sis Perkins at Akron Opera House Sept 7. Reserve seats via Scotts drug store. Mrs R Coppeck returns from Pleasant Hill after James family reunion near Marion. Mrs S W Evans from Chicago visiting C A Remington in South Silver Lake. Art Clark of Garrett visiting Robinson and Brown homes. Go to moving pictures Friday and Saturday night. 10 cent admission. Mr and Mrs William Budd of Kalida Ohio visit daughter Mrs W J Fitton. Join Day near Akron in town briefly. Mrs Earl Haney and daughter visit Burt and Haney families. Check date on your RECORD wrapper. subscription status noted. Grover Arnold from Elkhart visits friends. Neva Hamman returns from Chicago after a week with her father and S S Marsh.
Mr Church says he must rush to the vestry meeting while Mrs Church questions the need for a new umbrella. He explains the umbrella came from the vestry. The exchange shows domestic humor over a rainy day errand.
The child found most of the concert tiresome but recalls one singer who gargled beautifully. Papa asks how she liked it and the Delineator notes the moment.
Caution against mercury containing catarrh ointments notes they harm smell and the entire system. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation with testimonials available.
A Dr. Budahn of Tracy California praises Electric Biters as the best blood purifier. He says they regulate stomach liver and kidneys and expel poisons from the blood. The reviewer notes improved blood, strength, and appetite and suggests trying them at 50 cents at Rager and Jontz.
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