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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
8
A local ad touts Adler-i-ka with buckthorn bark and elycerine promising quick relief for stomach and bowel troubles. It claims first dose results and a cleansing effect, sold by J. R. Norman with strong endorsements.
A reader questions the value of straining eyesight to thread a needle and promotes self threading needles sold at the RECORD office for 10 cents. A quoted lady favors avoiding ordinary needles, claiming she would do without them if necessary.
Local column items include Levi Hill visiting with William Hill and son Guy, Ezra Flohr and wife visiting, Dale Flohr returning from Indianapolis mute school for a few days, Denny visiting from Packerton with his family, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clymer visiting in North Manchesters. Also mentions Sheet Music sales at the Record office and M D Yotter and Zeta visiting Claypool to see a ill mother.
Dyspsia tablets claim relief while scattered notes recall Roger and Jontz. Mr and Mrs Earl Penrod of southeast town host Sunday visitor J A Rhodes. Jacob recently left rod polis after a year and a half of progress. He plans to stay in the northern part of the state for months before returning to the capitol city. A theater outing to Akron on Friday features Lena Rivers with ticket prices 15 25 and 35 cents.
A Seabee unit reportedly secured a decisive victory in a brief engagement, with commanders noting disciplined maneuvering and an absence of civilian casualties. No further details were released.
The piece extols the home as the great contribution of women to the world and argues that motherhood, not political duties, should govern farm and national life. It calls for protecting female ideals from politics and urges restraint on public governance from women’s sphere.
The text envisions social centers for rural youths directed by cultured clean competent readership. It emphasizes entertaining and instructing young people within a community setting.
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