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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
5
James Meloy promotes Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney disorders. He left 200 doses for sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake priced at $1.00.
Washington reports the Near East Relief annual activities show over 60 million dollars in cash and supplies donated by Americans. The effort runs 63 hospitals with 6 522 beds and 123 clinics, plus 11 rescue homes and 410 000 sheltered children. 2 790 490 Armenians remain, with millions saved from starvation by U S aid. the report urges continued support to finish the rescue of vulnerable children.
A row of brief health updates covers local residents. Mrs. Margaret Paulus remains unchanged, T. B Evans improves at Spring home after six weeks in bed, Rev J T Keesey confined at home, Chas Lindzy recovering from a broken leg, Mrs J E Rowland of Warsaw ill with pneumonia threat, John Linton in Fort Wayne hospital improving, Harve Brandenberg recovering from heart trouble, John Leonard recuperates at home, Miss Willadean Arnold recovering from appendicitis, Grandma Amiss's condition stable but weaker and more nervous, Mrs James Utter improving, Fern Gall noted, Miss Emma Sturgell ill in Peoria sanitarium, W F Helser in poor health after recent illness.
Community members are urged to subscribe or renew magazine subscriptions through the REcord office to save money. An arrangement is available for those seeking to subscribe or renew any magazine published in the United States.
Local notices advertise Gillette razors at $2.25, Tanlac claims, and Christmas cards from Gilworths Warsaw. Also promoted are hunting licenses, submarine coal at $7, and Vulcanizing Shop chains at $2.50. Suburban merchants Silver Lake Lumber and Rager's Drug Store feature Christmas and gift items.
The article recalls Laton A. Huffman of Miles City Montana as a trailblazer in big game photography from 1884 onward. It lauds his skill, recalls vivid images of elk grizzlies and buffalo hunters, and notes his work helped shift sportsmen from rifle to camera while facing copyright theft challenges.
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