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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
3
The page blends holiday well wishes with school life anecdotes. It mentions Freshman Ivan moving into a city life, Leora’s fall, a post card sale, and a piano fund fundraiser. It also warns against public parental criticism of schools and urges family virtue to guide wandering youths in the new year.
Advertises a public sale service at the Record office with lower prices than rivals and free newspaper advertising for customers who print their bills there. Claims satisfaction guaranteed and invites readers to call for details.
Sunday morning birth reports and holiday travels fill local columns. Mrs Clarence Sicks welcomed a son, while Mrs Annie Butler resumed work after vacation at Pearson restaurant. Several residents, including Mrs J A Walter and Charles True, travel for family illness and business.
A notice from Sylvester Johnston states he is with Holloway Creamery at North Manchester and will collect all cream as usual from Akron patrons.
George A Brush and Charles Hanson advertise as notaries ready to assist with any notary work at the Record Office during business hours.
James Anglin and his wife visited at Mrs Anglin's parents home last week. Anglin works for the International Harvester Company headquartered in St Louis and reports business has been exceedingly good in the past year. The notice mentions men and boys work shirts priced at 35 and 40 cents.
Murray W Avert of Transit Bridges New York nearly died from virulent liver trouble and weight loss. He credits Electric Bitters with reversing his decline, restoring 30 pounds and restoring health, endorsing them for stomach liver and kidney issues. 503 at Harley P Rager's.
An old ad touts Panfered salve for piles boils ulcers fever sores and chapped hands. It claims rapid relief and lists H. P. Ra Post Garde 1 cent record office as the source.
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