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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
4
Milford Mail cautions against ungrateful husbands who neglect home happiness and spend freely on themselves while abusing wives. It urges wives to seek joy and moral conduct, noting Emerson on spreading joy and warning that neglect harms families and communities.
The Foedisht light plant resumed service last night after minor interruptions for machinery adjustment. An expert electrician from Ischanupiudis fixed the issues. While the outage caused losses to owners, it proved the value of the service and community support is pledged.
A. Schingeck of 647 Elm Street Buffalo New York writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills cured his chronic constipation when others failed. He claims the product also eases biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility and notes they cost 25 cents at Ragers.
Order early at the Rec ORD office or send in your request now to take advantage of a limited time offer for twenty five name cards priced at ten cents each.
A good seven room house and two lots in East Silver Lake offered by Mrs Amanda Rhodes. Property listed for sale in the lost found style notice.
County officials visited. Clem Teeter joins. Standings for third month show seniors Hazel Melxmil 73.9 Emma Miller 73.4 Ervin Clink 72. Juniors Wilbur Stout 91.6 Russell Werking 90.8 Myrl Alexander 90.1 Leora Kreiter Roy Geiger. Sophomores Harve Geiger 91 Roy Keplinger 90.1 Edward Hay 80.4 Freshmen Gladys Wiltrout 86.2 Vera Zeiters 84.9 Glenn Paulus 83.6 Paul Snyder 83.4 Hazel Bouse 83.3.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. The notice urges readers to send testimonials and lists Toledo Ohio as the company address. Local items mention Dallas Reed's visit, Mrs. S. A Hohman’s trip, and several residents traveling to Silver Lake and Akron.
Poultry dealer H E Weaver lists a batch of Barred, Buff and White Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale. Located at Route 2 Box 63 Silver Lake, offering economical prices.
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co offers a 320 acre farm for sale at 65 dollars per acre. Entire farm can be plowed. May consider trade for a city residence. Write or call G. W. Olson, Walnut Grove, Minnesota.
A young son of Thomas Linn of Claypool fractured several ribs and sustained injuries while coasting down a steep hill there last week. The incident occurred during a recreational coast on the hillside near Claypool and reflects a common hazard of hill sliding.
Getty and Alspaugh installed a grinding machine powered by a gasoline engine to process SauSare meat. The device marks a clear improvement over the previous handwork method.
Clarence Hill is now a third partner in Burk and Leonard the siw mill and light plant business. The addition of Hill expands ownership as the firm continues operations and plans.
Mrs McKnight of Indianapolis who underwent appendicitis surgery at St Vincent hospital last Thursday shows signs of improvement.
If you have a son daughter brother sister father mother or a friend living away from here why not send the REcorps for a year It costs only 1 and they will thank you many times each week throughout the year Be good to your absent friends and let them know you think of them
Silver Lake readers urged to read the November Cosmopolitan opening chapters of Robert W Chambers new serial illustrated by Charles Dana Gibson. The magazine bills it as the greatest novel of the year and invites local readers to explore the story.
Wanted sign invites non subscribers to enroll their name and receive the paper by mail for one dollar per year at the listed address.
Building material offer for doors windows frames and barn siding with the largest stock in Northern Indiana. Sold cheap by a local dealer.
The lake is frozen and the lid is on. Mr and Mrs Jacob Teeter visited the P W Snake home Sunday. Roxie moved to Claypool to attend school. Marion Rickel family visited Clink home Sunday. B F McCutchen left for Milwaukee to stay in the soldiers home. Charlie is asked about riding horseback. Riley Parker returns from Michigan where he worked on a farm.
Silver Lake hosts Sunday morning activities with a Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 11 a m. The notice invites attendees to join services and participate in the church program.
Eli Keplinger holds a public sale at his farm 2 miles east and 1 mile south of Silver Lake on Saturday December 10 starting at 10 o clock. Items include 4 dead horses 15 head cattle 2 sows 15 pigs 27 breeding ewes shropshire duck 100 plus black chickens incubator broader farming implements 25 tons Timothy hay core in the crib and many other articles. Usual terms 10 months time.
Lake township teachers will meet in the school building next Saturday December 10. Opening exercises by Alda Lukens, How to Study by Mazie Jendings, The Elm Leaf Beetle nature study by Edgar E Botts, Civics and Health by Artie Carr and Ruch Snyder, Select Subject by Clara Frantz, Model reading by Julia Arthur, Address on dental care by Dr Hay. Query box dismissal.
Will Richards traveled to Claypool on Tuesday. Guy Lion sustained injuries while coasting downhill on a Harley. Regenos and Lyman Warner visited Claypool on Monday. Ed Reed was summoned Sunday evening to Claypool due to a serious incident.
Prices are so low at Cline & Co's that buyers wonder how they got them. Latest copyrights also highlighted, drawing attention to new offered goods and deals.
Honore Willsie writes on the song Home Sweet Home and its reach from battlefields to ships and deserts. It recalls John Howard Payne who wrote the tune in a two century old gray cottage on Long Island near Montauk Point, dreaming his timeless creation under a willow.
A guide instructs visiting Clines to obtain one of the most recent copyrights. The note implies checking Clines for current legal protections and new ownership filings.
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