Magazine subscriptions and Bliss Native Herb Tablets advertised
James Meloy offers subscriptions at the Record Office in Silver Lake for Ladies Home Journal Modern Priscilla Delineator Designer Needlecraft Pictorial Review and many magazines. He also promotes Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements with 200 doses for one dollar.
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Ladies Home Journal
Modern Prisvilla
Delineator
Designer Needlecraft
Pictorial Review
Silver Lake
Bliss
James Meloy
For Sale of Sleigh and Sheep at Warsaw Sale
For sale items include a new style body sleigh in good condition offered by A. J. Kreamer. Also listed are 95 high quality native breeding ewes to be sold at the combination sale in Warsaw on Saturday January 12. The 95 sheep will be sold in total. J.D. Gill, Manager.
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A. J. Kreamer
Warsaw
Tota
J.D. Gill
Mgr
Empire Milking
O.E. Rader
Disko
Ind
Adler-i-ka
Man Follows Conscience Yet Never Catches Up
A reflective line notes that a man may act according to inner moral guidance and still fail to fully meet his own standards. The saying emphasizes the persistent gap between intention and landing ideals.
Man Gets What He Deserves Said to Be Coming
A terse saying notes that when a man receives what is due to him blame seldom claims he will also get what he wants. The remark suggests fate aligns with earned consequences more often than personal desire.
Meatless Days Rise Amid Prices
The article notes that rising prices are driving more meatless days than patriotism, highlighting consumer choices and economic pressures influencing meals without lavish details or graphic elements.
Local Social Notes From Silver Lake Area Readers
Mr and Mrs Orville Emerick from Elkhart visited A D Shireman and family over Sunday and visited the Emerick family in North Manchester. Miss Madge Whistler visited Mentone. James Timberman spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Claire Paulus and family. Harness oiling ads note Johnsons shop Silver Lake $1 50 per double set. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hamilton of North Manchester will move to Marion. Hamilton left as head of Grosso store shoe dept. Mrs Hamilton formerly Gladys Haney. Various visitors from Elkhart and Rouyn to Amanda Rhodes Hol Wiley Bourbon.
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Orville’ Emerick
Elkhart
A. D. Shireman
James Timberman
Claire Paulus
Arthur Hamilton
North Manchester
Marion
Hamilton
Grosso
Gladys Haney
Production surge boosts US oil output in 1917
Government estimates show US petroleum production in 1917 nearly 14 percent higher than any prior year. A second item notes household routines around food and fuel, while Frank A. Vanderlip recalls a hard step in life being leaving his overalls, and a remark on quitting a saloon door as a difficult step for some.
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United States
Frank A. Vanderlip
Monday knitter’s plea spurs home industry tweak
A suggestion to allow knitting work on Mondays while keeping knitters away from the radiator prompts a plan to modify rules. The writer also proposes adding a mandate for husbands to help with family washing on Mondays to support domestic labor.
Railroads blamed as miners demand cars to end coal famine
In Indianapolis a miners convention blamed the coal shortage on car shortages and rail service. William Green and Frank Hayes argued adequate cars and motive power would unleash expanded production, while John White attributed the famine to the lack of cars and trains.
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Indianapolis
Garfield
William Green
Frank P. Hayes
John White
Authorized subscription agency advertises savings
Brush Hanson at the Record office in Silver Lake promotes subscribing to any magazine. The firm offers money saving clubs and catalogs to reduce trouble and time in obtaining periodicals. Call to get a copy.
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Brush & Hanson
Silver Lake
For Rent House Barn and Two Lots Inquire of Jack Burt
A rental notice offering a house a barn and two lots for lease or inquiry. Contact person listed is Jack Burt for details and arrangements.
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Jack Burt
For SALE Good House in Factory Town
A house in a factory town is offered for sale at a very low price. Call at the RECORD office for details and conditions.
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Record Office
British bread program and government subsidies
The article explains Britain's bread program where the government pays about 200 million dollars annually to keep bread affordable. It outlines government purchase of grain, sale to mills, and subsidized loaf prices four pounds for 18 cents, two pounds for 9 cents, and one pound for 5 cents, with France showing a different rate.
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England
Great Britain
France
Meatless Days Permanence in New Menus
In the Hotel Gazette H H Niles argues meat and fat shortages may worsen for five or six years after peace. He urges developing permanent menus around grain vegetables and fish with meat replaced by cereals and proteins. He highlights American Creole and southern cuisine as rich study fields.
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H. H. Niles
Hotel Gazette
Public Pulse Guide Urges Trade Groups to Aid Local Law
A board of trade or chamber of commerce can aid a community by translating public needs into laws that encourage prosperity. The article urges organizations to act as interpreters between citizens and lawmakers to foster growth and industry.
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Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Per
Business Ocors 'Ndustrial Conserra
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Silver Lake, Ind
Jefferson St
J. C. Hay
Pandy
Piaine
Record Co
Chas. W. Groves
Syracuse
Alonzo O. Bliss
Washington, D.C
X. Julius Magnin
J. B. Norman
Johnson
M. EB
Nellie Heeter
Rouyn
Amanda Rhodes
Clarence Hill
Kate Wiltrout
Bourbon
Hol Wiley
Agency
J. M. Amiss
Notaries
Koscinsko
Wabash Counties
FORD
C.J. Tully
Dean Hill
S. B. Whittenberger
Erry
Brush & Hanson,Agts
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