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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
13
James Meloy invites local residents to try Bliss Native Herb Tablets claimed to aid rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangement. 200 doses offered at the Record Office in Silver Lake for 1.00.
Oliver typewriter ribbons are offered for sale at the Recon office. Availability appears current with multiple ribbon colors and standard sizes in stock.
Appeal urges readers to gift a year of The Record to relatives or friends living away at $1.25. The notice emphasizes daily or weekly appreciation from recipients and encourages mailing the paper as a thoughtful gesture.
The Food Administration urged American stock breeders to conserve flocks and herds to meet Europe’s wartime meat demand. It notes heavy cattle losses in Germany and France, shrinking English pastures, and France’s milk drop, with Denmark and Holland sacrificing dairy herds for beef. The emphasis is on meat and dairy production as the postwar challenge.
The article notes many are chilled but few are frozen and predicts the coal shortage will ease when warm weather returns, implying a broad turn in supply and demand as temperatures rise.
A blue cross space signals readers owe for one year or more and must pay now. The publisher, facing high paper costs, cannot survive long without prompt subscription payments, and cannot sustain year to year credit without payment.
Local notes report six more weeks of bad weather despite sunshine on Saturday. Regular townsfolk visited and hosted relatives and friends through the week with several calls, dinners, and a sale at Parker Bros. north of town drawing attendees.
Gooodhouse sale notice states nearly given away with details to call the Recorp office for particulars. Old papers available at the RecoRD office for reference.
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