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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
2
A testimonial extols a decades old medicine as the best remedy on earth for coughs colds croup and lung troubles. It claims rapid cures for children with croup and notes Roger's drug store sells the treatment with a guarantee and trial bottle free priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Advertisement fragment showing pricing terms with figures 31.00 and 50 05 and unclear context for payment or subscription. No identifiable people or organizations present.
It is possible to draw a man out and make him interesting not so a sermon. Some people kick because they are unable to discover where the shoe pinches. The religion of health happiness and prosperity has been tested enough so that we find it brings big dividends. Men and women who live rightly are not preparing to die they are
Local dealers Alepaugh and Babcock advertise the Ross Manure Spreader as a top machine offered at a lower price than rivals in town.
The passage notes a pattern among townsfolk who complain most about hotel meals church services and local improvements. It links poor payment habits to sharper fault finding and negative behavior toward the paper and community efforts.
The editor thanks readers who send material for publication and notes local news builds the country paper budget. Editors cannot know all events, no matter how long they search for news, so reader participation helps prevent good items from escaping attention.
James Riley and wife plan to move onto the Robert Reed farm after purchasing it last week. Rev I W Lowman of Worthington preached and lectured to large audiences. Mrs S A Hohman visited Layro and North Manchester and called on Mrs McNeer at Liberty Mills. Lucile Regenos improves at home. Mrs Jefferson Regenos返回 home after visiting Harley Regenos. Amber Sands and family shared Sunday dinner with I U Ulsh family.
Excerpt describes European travelers toward America aboard ships, with Bohemian, Polish, Italian, and Slav passengers. Their hopes, jokes, and destinations like Mulberry Street in New York and Kelly Island in Ohio are noted, along with religious customs and faith guiding their journeys.
E. E. Chamberlin of Clinton Maine says Bucklin's Amica Salve cured his piles and chapped hands and healed an old sore without scarring. He reports using it with successful results and notes it costs 25 cents at Rager's drug store.
Unity Supply Co announces urgent openings for men to advertise and distribute its sample mail order merchandise catalogues. Earn $90 per month. Apply to Dept. F, Chicago Illinois. 2 1 8
William Parker was seen on our streets Monday. William Guimer, wife and son Willie, visited at the Laylor home. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clink and family visited the J. W. Clink home Sunday. Rev. Gross delivered an excellent discourse at this place Sunday. Clarence Warren and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattix Sunday. B F Hill and P W Snoke are both getting better. William Snoke visited his father Sunday.
Advertisement seeks young men ages 17 to 25 to train in upholstering trimming woodworking harness and collar making at Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company South Bend Indiana Write to G B Sharpe advertising manager for details and application.
The London Chronicle reports the Sardinian chapel off Lincoln's Inn Fields will be demolished after surviving Kingsway era upheavals. The 1648 church endured 1789 riots before near-total rebuilding. Franklin once lodged nearby in 1725 as a journeyman printer and abstainer, amid Watt’s office workers.
A Philadelphia Record item quotes a large restaurant keeper who halted gambling by waiters. He explains waiters swapped customers through bets when players ran out of money, and a frequent tipper’s waiter also acted as a betting asset. He issued notices to waiters to stop gambling.
Heavy Alpine snow and late spring storms of 1906 07 produced a rare reversal in glacier retreat. Authorities report a substantial deposit that will help rehabilitate Swiss glaciers after decades of shrinkage.
In a Southern Farm Magazine note, cotton grown in the south between 1901 and 1966 is valued at 3.669 billion dollars, exceeding the world’s gold and silver output of 2.607 billion by 1.062 billion. The piece asserts vast untapped gold remains but highlights cotton’s superior economic weight.
Earl Dunmore also known as Captain Charles Alurray served three years for the Confederacy. In 1862 he commanded the steamer Nashville in an April blockade run against the Federal blockade. He later joined General Robert.
A man named Boggs touts phrenology as an exact science and uses it to judge strangers and his wife. An explosion draws a crowd, revealing the subject of his remarks is his own spouse, exposing the flaw in his theory.
A humor piece mocks Uncle Joe Cannon’s disdain for loquacious Washington barbers and their chatty quips. It recalls a colored barber asking to trim ends while noting Cannon’d insistence on utter silence. The item appears in Harper’s Weekly.
No 2 is 20 acres 24 miles SW of Claypool with a small house and barn priced at 1300. No 3 40 acres 4 miles SW of Warsaw features a 5 room house and half barn with good land at 2700 with 600 down and balance long terms. No 5 200 acres near McMinnville TN has 15 acres cleared a box house timber fruit and rich black land with a mill nearby plus timber for railroad ties priced at 3000. J A Teeter Silver Lake Indiana lists farms 20 to 400 acres and exchanges merchandise stocks and Michigan properties. office in Farmers Bank.
Fragmentary quote from a Philadelphia Press item shows a character named Miss Pep accusing Wali of being reduced to an object. The line reflects a tense social exchange or critique within the article’s context.
The article argues that no breed or variety should be called an egg machine, but a strain bred to enhance strength vigor and laying quality yields better layers than stock bred for show qualities alone. It applies to all stock, not a single breed.
Mrs Wyss directs her husband Justin to give the bill collector all he can. The exchange occurs in the library setting as quoted in Harper's Weekly.
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