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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
4
A proposal urges readers to subscribe to the Record at an annual rate of one dollar. The pitch emphasizes affordability and steady access to local news for residents and supporters alike.
The Chutes in Chicago offers an all in one summer amusements complex from noon to midnight. It features a circus country fair metropolitan park concert garden theater and a miniature world of rides and attractions with water cascades toboggan Loop the Loop Laughing Gallery midway rides and a military band.
A neighbor reluctant to lend the Starver Lake Record urges timely subscription to avoid interruptions. He prefers keeping the paper at home when he wants it and dislikes returning it late.
Ad for New Life Pills by Dr King claiming to remove poisonous germs from the system and restore vigor. States benefits include relief from sour stomach nausea headache dizziness and colic without griping. 25 cents guaranteed by Zimmie the druggist. Also notes Notary services at REcorp office.
A note highlights a cheaper fountain pen at EEcomp office costing 6 cents versus 31.40 elsewhere, suggesting significant savings for buyers.
Roann area items report Teachers Institute well attended last Saturday. Local businesses promote holiday catalogs and upcoming sales at C. C. Carter next Tuesday and M. Nine next Thursday. Residents travel to Texas and Oklahoma, and plans to subscribe for the Record are urged. Obituary mentions Mrs. Frank Williams in Michigan.
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