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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
4
The Storita page highlights visits and sickness, with William Perry improving after three weeks. Guests include Miss Georgia Anderson from Hammond at the E. A Roberson home, and Julia Stoneburner visiting her sister. The Farmers Bank touts safety and lending, while Claypool Lumber Co seeks timber sales. Local names include the Hinkle, Scoles, Getty, Rittenhouse, and Wilson families alongside multiple house calls and social calls in town.
Miss Mildred Donaldson visited C. W. Shipley in town after touring Akron and heading to Warsaw. Devoe paints are advertised as top quality via Claypool Lumber Co. Local notices mention Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tonics, Zimmerman's drug ads, Whittenberger sale next Tuesday, and various small-town movements and visits including Mrs. Fred Wiltrout, Dr. Hess Poultry Foods, and farm matters in Newton County and nearby towns.
A jumble of short items mentions health cures like Dr King’s New Life Pills and malaria, local sales and auctions at Hower & Denny and Jontz, farm improvements, and several personal updates. Town names include Indianapolis, Cleveland, and Yellow Creek Lake with mentions of banks, millinery, and a funeral at Mt Peasant.
A mixed page of local notices from the RECORD highlights building hardware from Claypool Lumber Co and cheap nails, a one dollar year offer for the Recoxo, and notices of residents like Chester Olinger moving to South Silver Lake. It also notes a Notary service, horse sale at North Manchester, updates on families and sick lists, an upcoming wedding of Flora Martin and Ora Baker, and subscription offer.
Johnnie Robinson will live with Mrs. Burch near LaFayette as his new guardian home after months with Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Robinson. Mrs. Robert Hite of Liberty Mills returned home after a week visiting her brother James A. Meek where Meek injured his foot last week and will be sidelined for some time.
An old advert describes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a cure for neuralgia and various pains from headaches to rheumatism. The copy claims quick relief within five minutes, notes dizziness sleeplessness and nervousness as eased, and promotes a money back guarantee for 25 doses at 25 cents.
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