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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
8
A local craft fair showcases 309 yards of Calico fabrics and 800 skeins of Richardson thread in a themed display. Organizers promote patterns and color palettes for needlework enthusiasts.
A fragment urges readers to stop squirming and go tell others about Sloan's Liniment. It promises a bottle for 25 cents and mentions Sloan's as a product to obtain.
A local ad promotes Adler-i-ka a remedy for stomach and bowel troubles claiming rapid relief. The text urges all town residents with gas sour stomach or constipation to try a single dose and asserts the product antisepticizes the intestinal tract and removes impurities.
A reader promotes self-threading needles to avoid eye strain while sewing and encourages trying them at the Record office for a package priced at 10 cents. A testimonial from a lady claims she would not do without them.
Daily items show visits, funerals, and social calls in North Manchester and nearby towns. Miss Flossie Yates and her aunt attend a school event. Mrs. Lottie Jenneman travels for a death. Perry Smith funeral noted in Warsaw. various residents visit relatives and seek subscribers.
North Manchester visitors included Duaie Wood staying with Miss Florence Gall over Saturday night and Charles Raber with Miss Ethel Skinner over Sunday. Ada Scharnlaub and her father Richard visited with Miss Vera Kern. David Doxtater and family arrived from North Manchester for a visit with the Isaac Bryant household. The RECORD office offers sheet music at half price starting February 20. Local residents discuss Adler I Ka. an Akron theater tonight features Phorns and orange Blossoms and Yommy Swift. Levi Rhodes conducted business in North Manchester Wednesday.
A historical note describing a test for liver issues, linking mental distress with physical dullness and a sluggish liver. It suggests mental unease accompanies physical malaise and notes the liver’s slow functioning as a sign.
The notice advises sellers to prepare a complete list of items at home before going to town. Bring the list to the Record office for careful assistance in printing sale bills and avoiding forgotten articles.
Readers are invited to own a copy or subscribe to ensure timely access to the news they enjoy. The note underscored the value of personal copies and ongoing engagement with the publication.
A local notice invites people to subscribe or renew magazines published in the United States. It states the Record office can arrange savings on subscriptions and urges readers to visit the office to sign up.
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