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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
8
A Rexall Store ad promotes Rexall Orderlies with a guarantee and risk free trial. It highlights an odorless tasteless gentle remedy for constipation, claims suitability for children and the elderly, and lists price tiers from 12 to 50 tablets with Rager & Jontz as the druggists.
The National Tribune announces a three color 28 by 30 inch Florida map compiled from government and Postal data. It highlights Florida growth, climate appeal, and promising opportunities. Send 7 cents in stamps plus request to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Washington DC to receive the mailed map.
The text states Teao was cultivated in China 2,700 years before the Christian era and first used there as a beverage. It presents a historical claim about the origin and early use of Teao in China.
Advertisement touts the Oslyx-Eyed Silt-Threading Needle as a universal threading aid for the blind or sighted. It claims effortless use with no practice, selling for 10 cents per package postpaid to Lock Box 33 Silver Lake Indiana, with opportunities for boys and girls to earn money selling them after school.
The text argues deafness cannot be fixed by local applications as they cannot reach the ear’s diseased area. It states deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining, causing rumbling or impaired hearing, and only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It links most cases to catarrh as a mucous condition.
B L Oldfather transacted business in North Manchester Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bash of Wabash visited in town with Mrs Bash's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Homman. Notary services offered at the Record office including deeds and mortgages. Frank Danacker and Walburn returned to Van Wert Ohio after a several days visit at the F D Hayman home. Miss Verna Hoke returned to Anderson after Thanksgiving home visit. Miss Kate Blue returned to Michigan after visiting Miss Alda Lukens. Cline & Co advertise Nyal's Blackberry Carminative for cholera morbus and related ailments. Mrs. Charlott Brenneman returned from North Manchester. I M Jaques, T J Colbert, C L Leonard among Warsaw visitors. E E Botts and Miss Mina Leonard visited Indianapolis. Readers urged to check subscription dates on the Record wrapper. Harvey Halderman visited from Elkhart, and William Klosser paid for subscription renewal.
Social notes detail visits by Walter Loucks and others to Elkhart families, the Homman restaurant sale bid, and various relatives staying in Claypool. Health ad promotes Nyal's Stone Root. local ads mention shingles and catalog requests from McKinley Music Co.
Mrs. W. W. Gould of Pittafield New Brunswick reports better health after using Electric Bitters and urges other nationals to try the remedy. The note frames a broader claim that the world grows better as thousands help others.
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