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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
4
Reverend Paul Worthington seeks guidance from a council of elders to win affection from the choir, but finds inspiration in a shy observer. His sermons shift from formal to intimate as the pair grow close, and love replaces doubt in Farmington.
John Fuller makes improvements at his place. Mrs Ellen Vanpilder and daughter visited the Clinic home last week. Ground hogs shadow foretells bad weather. Mrs Wesley Beber and her mother visited the Clink home. Mrs Ed Burk of Michigan visited her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Sellers. Ed Clink and family visited Rochester to see his sister Mrs C M Regenos who underwent hospital surgery and is recovering at home.
Center J. T. Keesey called at the Will Snake home Friday. Artie Carr and family visited the B. F. Hill home Sunday afternoon. Miss Ida Hill and Miss Carrie Swick were Sunday guests of Miss Iva Brady. Russel Hines went to Fort Wayne to undergo an operation on his nose. Joe Parker made a business trip to Indianapolis Sunday afternoon and returned Monday. Austa Clink and family with Mooree Paulus and family shared Sunday dinner at the Samuel Clink home. Chester Brady and wife of Niles Michigan are spending a few days at the Eiza Brady home. Mrs. H. D. Timberman and son James visited Warsaw last Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Roy Little and son William of near Claypool. Walter Clink and family, who had been visiting the Clink parents, returned to Chicago Sunday afternoon. Merle Tinkey and family of Warsaw visited Mrs. Anna Burk and son Elmer of Albion Michigan, Julia Beber and family, and Samuel Sellers and wife at the Frank Sellers home Sunday. Mrs. Anna Burk and son Elmer of Albion, Michigan came to the Samuel Sellers home Saturday afternoon. Elmer returned home Sunday and Mrs. Burk remained for a week’s visit.
An advertisement touts Glando Pine at 50 cents for three ounces to mix with syrup or honey for a potent cough medicine. It claims relief from coughs colds hoarseness throat irritation and croup and advises a teaspoonful held in the mouth to prevent pneumonia or bronchitis with customers including Mrs. W. M. J. Fellers of Lima Ohio and praise for life-saving effects. Glando Pine is made by Grand-Aid Co. Fort Wayne Indiana and distributed by Rager & Jontz.
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