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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
8
A reader from Lewisburg West Virginia expresses gratitude for Electric Bitters after a ten year struggle with stomach trouble and rheumatism. The letter claims the tonic cured both conditions and praises its dyspepsia and kidney poison relief. The seller Rager offers bottles for 50 cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
The article advises starting sale preparations early, listing all items at home before coming to town. It stresses writing a single page list, bringing it to the records office, and having it carefully checked to avoid forgetting important goods.
Mrs Nannie Larue and Miss Ola Pottenger visited Mr and Mrs John Leonard near Disko on Wednesday. L W Myers finished frescoing the Jacob Teeter home west of town with artistic, neat interior decoration. 25 Name Cards printed for 10 cents at the RECORD office for a short time only. Bring or send in your order at once.
Charles Pearson attended the Elkhart funeral of Mr. Bierman held in the afternoon. The deceased was known for hunting trips and frequent visits to the Pearsons Peach Trees and nearby areas.
Cline and Company features a selection of popular books offered at affordable prices to attract readers. The display highlights best sellers and new titles in a shop setting.
Fragmentary notes report J. J. Babcock visiting from War and staying at the Hag home this Sunday. Miss Zinnie Correll of Disko spent last week visiting her Aunt Mary Meek. A family on a nearby farm of three miles south of this place occupied the area until a few months ago.
The article offers creative ways to present mock Hamburg steak with garnish ideas such as parsley and lemon, plated borders of mashed potatoes, baked tomatoes, stuffed peppers, and colorful vegetable piles. It suggests shaping beef into lamb chop forms with tissue frill decorations, serving on parsley beds with stewed tomato, or stacking overlapping chops with paper frills and tomato accents.
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