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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
4
A dense, fragmented column lists Madison County and Mishawaka items. It mentions postal rates, obituary lines, a grandson birth, hereditary debates, library donations, and Rail and transport notes. It cites urban trivia, a funeral case, and a Mishawaka death, with references to Chicago and Indianapolis sources.
A damaged line suggests a household issue involving an intoxicated boss returning home, implying an unsettled domestic scene.
Society women in New York lavish their pet dogs with jewelled bracelets leg rings and silk lined layettes. Meanwhile the city faces a call for a commodious asylum for the feeble minded reflecting a volatile social climate.
A columnist argues cats can be intelligent like dogs and deserve better treatment. Many accounts show cats devoted to their owners and trainers increasingly teach them tricks, suggesting caring for homeless felines would benefit the overall cat population.
Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Virginia writes the remedy wholly cured her two year sick headache. The ad claims cures for headache constipation and biliousness. 25e at Rager's drug store.
Local residents enter and depart for jobs visits and relocations. Kinsey in Warsaw. Hill in North Judson. Wymer moves to Walburn property. Mills relocates family to Claypool. Leiter moves to Elkhart. Leslie to Mikhart seeking work. Church activities noted with upcoming services and a Ladies Aid social at Shoemaker home.
In Fairview a note records Mrs Wim Wire on the sick list, indicating her illness and absence from daily duties.
Cermontown reports a tragedy with C. W. Jones killed Tuesday. Day Lowman works for E. H. Hohman. Will Fuller seen in the area Monday. Ira Tucker visiting John Puller family. Ad Lukens in town from North Dakota visiting friends. Grandma Regeros sick. speedy recovery hoped. Miss Trula Rhodes soliciting for a grocery firm with samples. Wm. Wire and others helping A. Mohman ice up week. Many residents storing ice for summer. Elmer Study seen in the vicinity Tuesday. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Reconos a son. Mr Denny of Packerton passed Uheberhorntown last week. Santad and Mable Uhll visited. Protracted meeting continues with good results. Remembering no one is perfect and speak of men as we find them. Rocky Mountain Tea recommended by Chas Rager.
The following individuals were voted officers of the Epworth League to serve for one year. President Edwin Linnen, Vice President Edna White, Treasurer Verna Toke, Secretary Lona Jaques, with additional roles including Vice President and other officers listed.
Shiliions advertise daily relief from various ailments in Dieksen's Aricursive area. Claims include pain relief from Boris seaids and fever sores, cures for warts, and removal of coins. Marketed as best pile cure with drug store promotion.
The secretary of agriculture proposes nationwide distribution of trees and seeds. Members of Congress will gather lists of constituents who want trees or seeds. Seedlings will be grown in government houses and sent with care instructions to establish seven billion new trees annually.
Notice asks all persons indebted to T. J. Colbert & Son to call and settle accounts by cash or note on or before January 15, 1902.
A letter extols Gooch's Mexican Syrup as perfect for coughs and colds, claiming a consumptive worker revived to health after using the remedy. The testimonial notes a young woman restored from near death and back at work, praising the product and its five cent price.
A meeting will be held at Castle Lakeview Lodge on Monday evening January 13, 1902 to elect one trustee for a three year term. G. A. Beusn K of R&S attending.
Mrs J J Kroft living south of town suffered a broken arm and a dislocated wrist after slipping on an icy board while fetching water. Dr Leckrone was summoned and reduced the fracture. The patient is resting as well as could be expected.
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