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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
8
Correspondence notes a fox captured by C. Ss. Snake six weeks ago was released last week, sparking a chase and daily fox tracks near the snake place. Charis mentions plans for a future chase when weather allows.
Merl Diwning's little son is ill while James Witwhter suffers lagrip. Erica Shipley has tautups. Ezra Bloom spent Sunday with his sister east of town. Ruth Yeoman away from school due to lagrip. A Valentine social by the ladies of the Macebees is planned for Saturday. Mrs Worles and daughter Winnie drove to George Pontius bonnie. Frank Miller and E R Keplinger left Tuesday for a Tennessee trip. Mrs John Yeoman and Miss Edie Yeoman visiting friends at Silver Lice Monday.
Mrs John A Young of Clay County credits a medicine sold at Corner Drug Store for easing her severe stomach and liver distress. She suffered neuralgia of the liver, a weak heart, and prolonged ailment before the advertised electric bitter beverage offered rapid relief and cure. The product is marketed as best medicine for weak women and sold 50 cents per bottle with a guarantee.
Israel Landis is on the sick list this week with lagrip. Isaic Platt made a business call at Silver Lake on Tuesday. Mrs. Henderson Brown is somewhat improved. Uncle Thomas ball is better and Hope will soon be out again. Mrs. Clarence Eber spent Sunday with her parents Isaac Platt and wife. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Perry visited Hiram Perry on Monday. The bay boy of Ira Shiremar is improving from illness. Hope for full recovery.
Frank Brown and wife were in North Manchester last week. Susie Armey traveled from Elkhart to Wed nesday. Mrs. J. A. Meek visited Tiosa last Saturday to spend a week with her son's family. Esta Gresso and Roann wife came Friday and stayed over Sunday with W. W. Hill family southwest of town. Readers urged to report news to Kecoko. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ad ends the item.
Norfolk Va. reader reports relief from a severe burn after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims it stops pain and prevents scarring, and notes it heals all wounds and sores. Available for 25 cents at Zim's.
Dr Flavien and his wife visited Peru last week as guests of relatives. Troy Launday performs work to complete satisfaction. Interurban news repeats prior tale about Drayer. The Corner Drug Store offers a complete line of valentines and will exchange.
A special train leaves Indianapolis Monday February 27 for an eleven day trip to New Orleans on Mardi Gras Day March 6. Round trip fares are 55 dollars from Indianapolis and 61.52 from Silver Lake, covering rail transport and Pullman sleeper usage across nearly three thousand miles visiting major American cities. Contact the Big Four ticket office for details.
Travel offers advertise very low rates to numerous regions including Alabama Arizona Arkansas British Columbia Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming with passages to many points. The notice lists extended list of states and territories available for excursions.
Big Four Route announces selling dates on February 7 and 21, March 7 and 21, and April 4 and 18. For full information including rates tickets and limits call agents or address Warren J. Lynch GP TA Ole Cincinnati Ohio.
Local items list OREA brand products at Pearson storefronts and general ads for oysters fruits and groceries. Mentions valentines day events February 14 and upcoming performances at Rager's hall with admission 10 and 20 cents. Also notes items for sale haircuts dental work come from nearby towns and job offers for traveling sign distributors with KUHLMAN CO. Atlas Building Chicago.
Advertising copy touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for heart pain and palpitations. A recovered patient CHARLES GOODRICH from Caruthersville Missouri credits three bottles with his cure after failing other physicians. The drug is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
Nead Swihart promotes pies at Macorers with claims of the best hair tonic that will grow hair on a bald head from The City Barber Shop.
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