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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement urges relief from Bright's disease and kidney trouble before stage, listing Fluia Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Sarasaparilla syrup. It claims the home mix eases pain, nocturnal urination, and discolored urine, and can remove blood disorders and uric acid through kidney filtration. A local druggist supports the ingredients as harmless and easy to prepare.
Local revival services conducted by Bey Wright are underway in Claypool with Rev. Robert Dillman and family in attendance. The article notes community notices, visits, and various local happenings including travel between Rochester, Kewanna, and Innamac, plus housekeeping and business ads in the RECORD.
The M. E. aid will meet with Mrs. Chas. True on January 12 at 2 p.m. Everyone is invited. The group will also visit Mrs. Ed Drudge's home on January 14 to quilt and sew.
To Coffee Consumers the purchaser of Pierce's Golden Blend Rio Coffee will find a stereoscopic picture in every package. Send 10 signatures cut from the wrapper and 25 cents to mail postpaid an elegant stereoscope. Signatures also apply to premiums listed in the package. Durham Coffee & Spice Co. Lafayette Ind.
Mrs J E Cline hosted a Saturday party for Little Joe Cline honoring his cousin Inez Kathleen Henderson of Bedford Indiana. Attendees included Clare Gresse Dean Reed Ray Hively Zeta Votter Eldred Cline Everett Whit tenberger Frankie Flore Kathrine Hay James Snyder Maxine Snyder Velma Paulus and Marjorie Burt visiting Gesben. Refreshments were served and each guest received a Happy New Year card.
Building supply notice inviting customers to bring in their bills for calculation of figures. Emphasizes customer satisfaction and all-in-one service from cellar to garret. Local lumber and coal firm promotes competitive pricing and friendly service.
Notice from the Silver Lake Board of Finance inviting banks to submit written proposals for the deposit of public funds. Proposals must be delivered between specified hours on January 15, 190%, at the town hall in Silver Lake, Kosciusko County, Indiana. Bank bidders must be located in the state and subject to examination under Indiana law.
Mrs A O Williams of Backy credits Dr King’s New Discovery for breaking a graveyard cough that threatened her life. After its first dose she improved steadily, gaining 58 pounds and restoring health. The remedy, said to hold a world record for lung and throat diseases and to prevent pneumonia, is sold with guarantees at Rager’s Drug Store. Five cents to one dollar, tri bottle free.
Miss Carrie Barratt, uncle Jacob Bar, has faced years of hardship since childhood. Left motherless at five, she endured a cruel stepmother, pursued teaching after schooling, then sickness and poverty halted her career. Supported by relatives and charities, she now has a home with her elderly uncle. The Claypool Dramatic Club plans a Jan 14 visit to Jacob Zimmerman home after holidays include local visitors and travel news.
The Ladies and their husbands met at the Elias Hively home last week after an invitation. An enjoyable time was had with refreshments served.
Rain Monday night gave way to a chilly Wednesday morning in Silver Creek. A protracted meeting continues. Local gatherings included a large turnout of young people at the L. G. Perry home for dinner. Chet invites a return visit. Residents mention visits among Abe Cline, John Flora, Clarence Brill of Peru, W. C. Brady of Flatrock, Isaac Platt, G. W. Platt, Mrs. McCauley, S. D. Rider, Zella Barber, Clara Brooks, and Edie Olive.
Notice states the Township Trustee will hold office hours weekly at the Town Hall on Saturdays. Trustee Noah Frantz is listed with a contact phone number B7.
The fragment describes the ninth annual meet with references to an association and Peres. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. no firm outcomes or locations are identifiable from the readable text.
Leo F. Zelinski of 68 Gibson Streets Buffalo New York endorses Bucklen's Alaska Salve claiming it cures most annoying sore. The advertisement notes a guarantee at Rager’s Drug Store.
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