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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
8
A fragmentary line from a record office notice advertises a package for only 10 cents. The text includes quoted phrases about not doing without certain items and mentions Judy and needle hints. The readable portion suggests a sales pitch in a historical newspaper snippet.
All kinds of notary work performed at the Record Office on December 16. Ad mortgages written and acknowledgments taken to legal instruments of every kind. All business received careful attention.
Tampa letter from Mrs. B C Corum describes relief from weakened womanly troubles after using Cardui a tonic for women. She credits improved health and recommends it to friends, noting fifty years of successful use. The ad adds that Cardui strengthens nerves and muscles and urges readers to contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance.
An elderly relative named Samuel Bloom is reportedly feeble and staying between two households. Albert Caufman brought Samuel from Samuel Bloom to his own home Sunday where he remains under a physician's care.
A guidance notice emphasizes insuring homes and household goods against fire. It mentions Brush and Hanson as agents for multiple reputable insurers and notes the low rates. Urges readers to obtain property insurance immediately.
Stomach and liver troubles, weak nerves, and female ills vanish after using Electric Bitters. Thousands of women rely on the remedy at home. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma states the product lifted her from sickness and suffering and recommends it for others. Each bottle guaranteed 60 cents or a dollar, sold by Rager and Jontz, druggists.
In Kosciusko Circuit Court December Term 1913 Rady A. Michael as administrator filed account and vouchers for settlement of Olive Fisher deceased. The examination is set for February 10 1914 in Warsaw Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Conrad D. Longenecker.
Local notices recount family visits from Claypool and Goshen. George Arnold travels to Kalamazoo for months with relatives. Theater invite to Akron opera The Rosary with prices cited. Music sheet sales and club meetings announced. Local staff changes and job ads round out the page.
Local notices report residents recovering from illness, visits between Warsaw and Wabash, and social calls in North Manchester. Clasified items urge magazine and newspaper subscriptions via RECORD agency Jeb Brush & Hanson. Announcements include guests from Peru and Warsaw and a Rosare opera event at Akron’s opera house with tickets on sale.
Dr Hobson s Ointment visit noted as John Ayers and wife traveled to Elkhart last Saturday to visit relatives. W H Kern did business in Warsaw Monday with E W Gresso and H P Rager among visitors. Clarence Vangilder and wife came from Peru Friday staying through Monday at Jacob Haney s home with relatives and friends. Vangilder operates a ray line at home.
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