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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
5
A casual weekly column from Clay Your High School covers campus quirks and events. Notes salute teachers visitors Rev. Sarah Butler and Harrett, praise student effort, and urge community patrons to visit classrooms more often.
Town correspondence reports residents Dale Haworth Wes Beber Russell Brown and others ill with lung fever or sickness A social gathering at Russel Shipley near Burket included an oyster supper with several attendees News mentions potential postmaster general appointment and personnel promotions in the railway mail service with John Holliday Alexander Grant James E White and others referenced
W H Howard of Huatland testifies his mother suffered rheumatic pain for years. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a few days she could walk with ease, and now keeps a bottle on hand. Sold by Zim the dropgist.
Bert Reese is on the sick list. John Parker can attend church again. Protracted meeting draws good attendance. Harley Regenos attended Sylvester Barber's funeral. Celia Rhoads visited Mabie Shorty. Dallas Reed visits friends nearby. Harvey Lowman back in school. Leota Rhoads visiting sister in Frankfort. Mrs. Miner returned home after visiting parents.
The railway mail service outlines broad changes in its administrative department. Officials expect reforms may not be implemented until a later date.
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's cough remedy perfectly safe for children and effective for coughs croup and related ailments. It claims no harmful substances and notes it is sold by Zimmerman.
Henry Aukerman of Plymouth is visiting this week as a guest of his sister Mrs Elias Hively.
In Decatur Indiana last Sunday at the bride’s parents home the wedding joined Miss Wae Scott, a stenographer at Isenberger Flemning’s North Manchester law office, to Lorn Wertenberger of Laketon in the local social circle.
Practical tips on shaving hygiene and tool care from the Baltimore American style guide. Emphasizes washing the face, using a proper strop and honing, practicing two handed shaving, softening the beard with lather, avoiding cuts, and treating small nicks with alum. Recommends warming and cooling the skin, using witch hazel, talcum, and drying the razor after use to save time and barber costs.
An anonymous Burlington reader relays a testimonial about severe illness and pain improving after taking Elec Ritters. The letter claims the remedy revived weakness, appetite, and energy, urging others to try it with a 50 cent guarantee.
Letter from J H Bowman of Lebanon Democrat praises the Miles Heart Cure for curing his heart trouble after shortness of breath and palpitations. He bought two bottles, followed directions, and is now cured and promotes the remedy locally. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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The wandering Arabs call Mar Saba the Prison of the Ten Thousand a fortress monastery across the Jordan on the Dead Sea. Once housing about ten thousand monks, today over a thousand remain in this ancient complex founded about 1308 years ago by Eutheymius.
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