Writing tablets and supplies found at the RECORD office
The note lists writing tablets typewriter paper typewriter ribbons and carbon paper located at the RECORD office. No further context or names are provided.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
5
The note lists writing tablets typewriter paper typewriter ribbons and carbon paper located at the RECORD office. No further context or names are provided.
An advertisement by W. E. Himihia of Pheobus Virginia markets astrology readings. It invites readers to send their birth date for a personalized horoscope and requests a twenty five cent mailing fee plus a self addressed stamped envelope.
A historic notice from Silver Lake Lumber announces improvements and a larger yard to stock building materials. The letter from O. O. Dick invites customers to discuss full orders, offers honest service, and a rest area in the enlarged office while promising competitive prices with quality. It emphasizes the Golden Rule and urges past due accounts to visit and settle.
Frank Nelson will sell 2 horses 5 head cattle 16 head hogs and farm implements plus corn oats and hay. Sale is Thursday February 16 at 12 o'clock one mile south and a mile and a half east of Silver Lake.
A period of widespread illness is reported with many cases of sickness. J. W. Walburn is confined to home this week due to sickness as part of the ongoing health concerns.
Grover Arnold was off duty at the Norman drug store for a couple of days this week due to a severe cold. Mrs Rebecca Colbert, who has been in poor health for some time, is reported to be about the same.
Mrs Roy Little near town improves after a severe cold. Frank Helser remains ill and mostly bedbound this week. Mrs A N Herendeen four miles east has been sick with a severe cold. Edwin Summe, confined at home for a week, visited the store yesterday for the first time.
Mrs A G Leffel living southeast of town has been confined to her room for several days with a severe cold.
Mrs. George Gall, four miles south west of town, who had been ill for some time, is slowly improving.
Harold Henderson had been sick for several days with a severe cold but was improving nicely at the latest report.
Jobo Summe was confined to his home with sickness a couple of days the first of the week. He is much better and able to be down town.
Mrs Samuel Bush of Elkhart is recovering after an illness, confined to her home for several weeks due to a bout of the flu.
On Tuesday February 14 Mel Mibear will sell horses and mules cattle farm implements household goods chickens corn oats and other articles starting at noon west of Claypool on state road. On Saturday February 18 Levi Fruits as administrator of the Charles Lindzy estate will sell horses cattle hogs farm implements corn oats and some household goods at the Lindzy farm southeast of here starting at 10 o'clock.
On Thursday February 16 G A McClure will sell horses cattle hogs and farming implements at his place three miles west of town. See large bills for complete list and information.
Scott Pontius has been quite sick at his Mentone home with no marked improvement in his condition according to the latest report.
The small child of Mr and Mrs Albert Montel residing east of town has been seriously ill with pneumonia. On Monday night its temperature reached 105 degrees yet latest reports indicate some improvement.
Ethel Metzger of the southeast of town has fallen ill at home with pneumonia. Her father Isaac Metzger, who had been in California since last fall, has returned home to assist in caregiving.
Dawn Jones a teacher in our schools was off duty for a couple of days last week because of sickness. She was also confined to her Warsaw area home for a couple of days this week with a severe cold.
Perry Metzger living northeast of town was taken to a Warsaw hospital for examination and treatment in the latter part of last week. At latest report he did about the same as last week.
Noble, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Wilford Oldfather near town, has been ill for several weeks and remains in very critical condition as pneumonia continues to threaten his life.
Isenbarger & Fleming of North Manchester Indiana offer loans of three million dollars on farms at six percent interest paid semi annually. The loan term is five years with the option to repay one hundred dollars or multiples at the end of year one and subsequently at any interest payment time. No land inspection charge.
Ladies recommended Callyx-Eyed self-threading needles that thread in the dark. The note claims once tried, they are always used and mentions a 150 ppt pack at the Record office.
Miss Vivian Montel aged 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Royal Montel of Warsaw, is reported in a very critical condition from diphtheria. Mrs Susanna Card became ill Sunday at her east town home and was taken to the J W Yates residence, where she is said to be improving in the latest report.
Frank Smith and his brother Samuel Smith are described as quite poorly with affected minds. BE EB Maurer, confined at home with sickness for nearly two weeks, is slowly improving and went downtown briefly. Emery Shutt, from East Sycamore street, was ill for a week but showed improvement. full recovery will take days.
T. C. Johnson of North Manchester, confined at home for weeks by illness, is able to be about his shop again. Meanwhile, children at the Chester Olinger home three miles south of town, previously listed as under the sink, are reported to be recovering and active around the home.
Information reaches us that Hugh Tracy father of Art and Frank Tracy of near this place has been confined to his home in Monterey for several weeks with sickness. The Tracy family reside south of here near the South Pleasant church.
The feature discusses Charles Schwab wearing worn gloves for over a year and argues that hands reflect a man’s character. A psychologist is cited as saying hands show personal traits, and the piece warns that ragged gloves convey carelessness, unlike well kept appearances.
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