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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Bonano as a 100 percent fruit product with no tea coffee chocolate or cocoa. It invites readers to mail in a 2 cent stamp with name and address to receive eight cups of Bonano, claiming it to be a profitable investment and listing many steady U S. customers.
A sales notice urges readers to call for an AI trial order and to request a catalog of sheet music priced at 10 cents. It emphasizes savings on sheet music and encourages readers to learn the same technique.
The note promotes affordable shoes for dress or work use and mentions Boston brand rubber boots. It also suggests trying Cream of Wheat, Pure Buck wheat flour, and Golden Tree Syrup as part of value packages for shoppers.
A young girl on horseback warned residents of a fearsome Catakila forest fire at midnight, saving numerous lives. The text also touts Dr Kings New Discovery for lung troubles with testimonials of cure, and recounts J W Walburn and family’s perilous snowbound journey near Akron and Doran with hospitality woes.
Samuel Robinson remains at home ill for a week. Mrs. Flora of North Manchester visits with her sick sister Mrs. Burdge. Music at the REC ORD office available for ten cents a copy. Akron opera house presents Happy Hooligan in New York on Wednesday night March 6 25 53 50. Bank statements published in this issue. For sale a 200 egg incubator and brooder by W. W. Hamman. State bank examiner audited Farmers Bank and found accounts correct. Mrs. Elizabeth Rhoades has been ill for weeks. Readers urged to send local items to the REC ORD at phone 62.
A Purdue agricultural extension car touring four months along Big Four and other lines visits Lafayette March 6 8 59 p m to 10 28 a m the next day open for questions. Demonstrations include seeds fertilizers crop handling and poultry house models.
A playful line urging readers to pick up their own paper. The quip contrasts reading the paper with owning it, implying value in personal readership and local news access. No dates, places, or names are given.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains the Eustachian tube mucous lining inflammation causes rumbling and hearing loss, often due to catarrh, and offers $100 for a cure via Sail's Catarrh Cure with free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
Say piano and organ players can buy all kinds of sheet music at the RECORD office. Reasonable prices. Call Jook Tist.
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