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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
13
An old ad claims a mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-i-ka can flush the bowel to prevent appendicitis. It asserts one spoonful relieves sour stomach gas or constipation by removing foul matter and cites quick action surprising doctors and patient.
Editorial firm Brush and Hanson promote new subscriptions and renewals with a promise to save money for customers seeking magazines and newspapers.
A wartime notice urges citizens to buy and save stamps to support the war effort. It frames it as a shared duty for all, linking savings to boosting military resources and morale.
The page lists club gatherings at Mrs. Haney and Mrs. Jones homes with embroidery knitting and reading groups active this week. It notes an estimate that 6,000,000 Americans will owe income tax this year and contrasts Russian and German peace aims with a wry remark on harmony.
Quote notes that excessive money is not worth anything, questioning who can determine how much is excessive. The text reflects on value and perception of wealth without offering concrete facts or figures.
A list of students excelling in spelling over the past month includes First Grade recipients Magdelena Kreis Rex Carr Mary Geiger Gordon Herendeen Robert Frye Gould Hamman Alene Self Ray Getty Opal Fisher John Rowland Harold Swihart Cecil Sunday Mary Meinert Clifford Ring. Second Grade honorees include Dorothy Aker Le Roy Bouse Devon Christner Richard Hammar Vera Bowen Willodean Rager Howard Swihart McClure Summe Averrell Kreis Kenneth Shepherd Marjorie McKrill Doyal Spangle Corlis Rowland Robert Norman Weisel Hamman. Third Grade student Harold Geiger and Fourth Grade honorees Mable Carr Ruth Miller Eiberta Frye Hilda Tracy.
The space marked with a blue cross signals you owe for one year or more and must pay now. At current paper prices the publisher is hard hit and cannot survive without prompt subscription payments.
The column notes a sequence of local social visits including Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Carr at the Moyer home, Miss Ruth Rowland visiting from Mentone, Elza Heckman and son Moyer with Artie Carr, Lear Longbrake and brother on the streets, and Ervin Parker with family at J. L. Parker's. The Clinks visit Lula Kinsey in Leesburg.
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