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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement touts Croxone as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles, rheumatism, and related pains. It claims the remedy soaks into kidneys, dissolves uric acid, cleans pores, and filters toxins from blood, with results regardless of prior duration or treatment.
A fragment mentions a child nicknamed Wee with her parents Mr and Mrs Sherbundy living in a family context likely from a social or personal notice. The snippet lacks clear event details or dates but preserves names and relation.
Brush and Hanson at the Record office in Silver Lake advertise as an authorized subscription agency. They offer subscriptions to any magazine and promise money saving clubs and catalogues to save readers time and money.
At 9:00 a m opening exercises include songs by the institute and a violin solo by Mr Hay with a Psalms or Proverbs reading. 9:30 a m discusses arithmetic Course of Study, 10:00 a m reading Course of Study, 10:30 a m intermission then 10:45 a m The Problem of the Rural Schools. Afternoon sessions cover home project work in agriculture domestic science and industrial arts, select subjects and educational resources of rural communities with various presenters.
The column lists residents improving from illnesses and others recovering or deteriorating. Names include W. E. Wood Mrs A D Howrman ell Kemp J H Girken Uncle Thomas Leonard and Hiram Haney. Families in east town report pneumonia tonsillitis stomach trouble and uremic poisoning with several still ill or improving.
The ad notes a sluggish liver causing unhappiness and dullness, claiming mental and physical malaise from liver sluggishness. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to activate the liver and bowels, cure constipation, and purify the blood, with a reference to Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for piles.
Mrs William Leffel of the southeast area traveled to Goshen last week for treatment on a longstanding foot ailment. She plans to stay a couple of weeks for medical care.
Brush & Hanson at the Record office announce a supply of automobile and motorcycle registration blanks and urge motorists to apply promptly. Staff offer to fill out the applications on site.
Mrs. I. W. Kulp arrived Friday from Adel Iowa to aid in caring for her father Martin Hay. Mr. Kulp arrived Monday and stays this week assisting with his father’s illness.
Readers urged to consult the Duntley Sweeper Co. ad in the Record for pneumatic sweepers. Machines are fully guaranteed and priced reasonably. The Record notes many readers use the Duntley and would not be without one. Call at the Record office to order or arrange an agency.
Monroe Paulus and son Claire and A J Fill attended a good roads meeting in Menotone Tuesday. A gentleman from Indianapolis addressed the gathering and discussed samples of constructed roads.
John Stephenson of Warsaw visited Elmer Regenos at home Wednesday. C. A. Pearson, a business visitor in Warsaw Tuesday. Roscoe Ferverda from Leesburg visited his brother J. W. Ferverda and wife Tuesday. Ray Ferree from Goshen had dental work last Friday and Wednesday. Mrs C. M. Smith visits parents at Silver Lake this week. Thomas Leonard, father of Fler, is quite poorly.
Claypool school girls Margie Cauffman and Thelma Ford dine with Mrs. Brush while Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Rager visit James Leffel home in Monticello. Earl Smith comes from Detroit to see son Robert and relatives. Mrs. Meek returns from Tiosa. L W Myers offers train hacks at Hoosier Garage. L B Yount returns from Hammond and Chicago visits.
Senta Colbert returns home from White's institute near Wabash after months away. Miss Florence Gall visits South Whitley guesting Miss Edna Brown at McGlennen restaurant. Mr and Mrs Charles Wiltrout travel to Chicago for days with Ralph and Fred families. Mrs Ross Gamble returns from Warsaw to her East family. Ed Wiley and Mrs Ed Wiley bring daughter from Bourbon for a two week stay. Victoria reading club meets with Mrs Kline. next meeting with Mrs Leonard planned.
The article urges preparers to list all sale articles at home before visiting town. It notes early sale season and offers printing sale bills services through the Record office to ensure nothing is forgotten.
The text notes ongoing desires among several residents to subscribe or renew a magazine. It mentions a publication located somewhere in the United States and references an apparent plan or arrangement by unspecified parties.
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