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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
5
An old advertisement urges cold sufferers to try Dr King’s New Discovery from J B Wellh Floydada Texas. It claims the medicine cures coughs colds and throat and lung ailments with a first dose showing relief and a testimonial of weight gain. Available at Rager and Jontz.
James and Nelson Beigh traveled to Warsaw on business Monday. Zelda Beigh and Margara Cauffman visited Sunday. The Beighs hosted guests at several homes while church services led by Rev McCoy were held Sunday afternoon.
Foster Cauffman Bergh and Willie Shull spent time with Edward and Carl Cauffman, Mrs Gravee Dick, who has been in poor health for some time, remains about the same.
A patient notes work pressure remains while health declines and promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic. The advertisement claims the product strengthens the system, prevents breakdown, and improves vigor from the first dose. It asserts thousands praise the remedy and guarantees satisfaction for 50 cents at Rager and Jontz.
Granema Smith improves at Gospel Hill. Newton Herendeen installs a Heritage plant at home. Rev. Bretter gave a notable sermon at Westchurch. J W Meiyser and Th Me Brandem plan a business trip to Wolcame Monday. Neighbors discuss roads in Lake township as weather worsens. Families visit Pred Walters and friends. El Drudge misses two days.
Four weeks of regular use claimed to stimulate the liver improve digestion remove blood impurities and clear skin with pimpler eruptions disappearing. Buy from Ruger and Joniz.
Local items list visits and family gatherings around the Jacob Bouse and Snyder households. Mary Colbert stayed Tuesday night with Marjorie and Carsline Bouse. Families such as Snyder and Kline also visited. names include Levi Malloch and Gus.
A vintage sale notice touts Dr. King’s New Discovery as relief for irritated throat chronic coughs and hacking coughs. The advertisement urges taking it and claims continued use prevents recurrence and promotes pleasant taste with purchase at Rager and Jontz.
Chet Brady still improving with a winterlike spell lingering. Sol Minier drives the school back this week. Charles Netzen and wife seen on streets Tuesday. Lester Regents visit near Leesburg over Sunday. Rhodes sale at Claypool drew strong attendance and $725 sale price. Groundhog signals six more weeks of winter. John Clink home Sunday visit. Beber family noted. Walter Clink returns from Illinois amid not feeling well.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson advertise notary services at the Record Office. Each states availability during business hours and invites inquiries for any notary work.
In the Doverton fishing village the mysterious young woman dubbed the lady in lavender marries a captain named Marilie after a secret year apart from her estranged partner. The wedding takes place at noon in the brown cottage, with the Marine crew and villagers watching from the garden as bells ring and celebration proceeds.
The undersigned is appointed by the Work of the Resciaske Circuit Court in Indiana as Administrator of the estate of the late resident of Kaseiuake County. The estate is being administered with the name Telia W Dawleam. Administrator.
A fragment urges fathers to buy Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs throat and lung troubles in children. It touts its taste and lasting benefit and credits Bruce Griford Niagra Mo and local dealer Rager and Jentz for availability.
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