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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
8
A reader from Lewisburg West Virginia credits Electric Bitters with curing a decade long stomach trouble and rheumatism. The note praises the tonic for dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons and recommends trying it. Each bottle is guaranteed to satisfy and costs 50 cents at Ragoer.
The notice urges advance planning for sale events and emphasizes listing all items at home to avoid omissions. It highlights printing sale bills as a readiness measure and mentions handling the Hero on a sheet for the records office.
Rural carriers enjoyed a holiday yesterday honoring Washington's Birthday. The observance paused regular mail delivery as carriers took the day off.
A man posing as Edward B. Smith visits a college dorm with an older woman and two young women. The real Edward B. Smith discovers the ruse, and the impostor is exposed as his friend Dale who sought kisses from Smith’s cousins, Bess and Ethel, during a campus visit.
Miss Ethel Skinner visits Peru with brother Edward Skinner and family. Mrs. Mattie Brown of Leesburg visits with friends. Mrs. Catharine Bouse returns from Argos after helping grandson’s children with scarlet fever. George Ayers and family were guests of Noah Frantz east of town. For sale corn in fodder inquiry by Percy Tallis. Mrs. J H Marsh back in Chicago after a week with Arthur Hively. W E Wood transacted business in Wabash. H G Jontz via Worth Manchester. Vocal and instrumental music at RECORD office 10 cents per copy.
A letter from Mrs. T. S. Edwards of Milner Georgia praises Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Restorative Nervine for curing her husband’s heart trouble after ten doctors predicted death. She notes recovery, a 1904 conference charge, and ongoing camp meeting work. The ad promises a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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