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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
4
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A fragmented editorial voice urges men to value their wives, avoid discontent, and laugh at life. It notes women cook and work at home, warns against blaming the world for personal dissatisfaction, and criticizes wavergent politics offering to transfer power between men.
A young woman who left honest work for a life of vice proclaims she sought liberty from wage slavery. She argues slavery is everywhere from mother to wife and society, challenging readers to question who is truly free and who is bound by social duties and labor.
The item notes 3 Amiss has been ill for a couple of weeks but is reported to be somewhat better. Fire insurance mentions Brush and Hanson. Miss Addia Leonard visits from Rochester with her parents. Percy Walburne came from North Manchester and holds a good position at Jennings grocery. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bowen visited Wabash over Sunday at the W. E. Wood home.
Monday in Warsaw Postmaster H W Kline transacted business. Foster Miller and Miss Goldie Nye visited Huntington after a week here at the Jacob Bouse home. Mrs Art Tracy is sick. Music for 5 cents the RECORD Office. Several hundred copies. Jack Hill and wife dined with W W Hill and wife. Elder Me and Mrs Atwood near Claypool visited Minnie Whittie and V B Wissinger. For sale at Central Drug Store Adier I Ka. Jennie Nelson and Alma Nelson visited Warsaw. G H Prickett went to Marion for a several days stay. Insert an ad in the Record.
Local readers express interest in subscribing or renewing magazine subscriptions from any U S publisher. RECORD office offers a money saving arrangement for subscribing or renewing through the community notice.
Weather is pleasant and farmers cut wood for next winter. Rev Hindbsunh preached at the Clink home and revival services continue at Center church. Mrs J W Clink attended at John Tonan home, and Mr and Mrs Vet Johnston were seen on the streets. E M Clink, president of Like tawsn ship Sunday School Association, visited the Church of the Brethren two miles east of Silver Lake last Sunday, reporting strong home attendance.
The piece claims many Silver Lake residents suffer chronic appendicitis with vague stomach pain. It suggests using Adher-i ka a German remedy containing tannin bark and glycerine as a simple dose to rapidly relieve symptoms. J. R. Norman endorses the approach.
At rest time many suffer from rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. Relief claimed from Bliss Native He Tablets sold at the Recorts Office in Silver Lake. Endorsed by James Meloy who urges neighbors to try the remedy and expects benefit.
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