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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
4
A lively school note mentions Chet’s jump, Seniors’ tests in American history and physical geography, Eda’s birthday, and a birthday supper invitation omission. It reports Warsaw teacher license exams, a snowball incident, and light mischief with Prof Botts paddling Walter G. and Gordon G. for not studying, with playful tone throughout.
A local column notes more snowfall and a string of daily events. Several residents face illnesses and health concerns while others report improvements and family news. The piece mentions graduations, algebra tests, music focus, and small community incidents.
An Abbie man stopped a train from wrecking, and H. T. Alston of Rel eighi N.O. credited Electric Bitters with saving him from a severe ailment. He felt better after four bottles for stomach liver and kidney issues. Trial offered for 50 cents at Rager & Jontz's.
The notice urges sellers to prepare early for sale season by listing all items at home to avoid omissions. It advises bringing the list to the Recop office for careful handling and printing of sale bills.
Mrs Irvin Parker spent Sunday at the Quinter Hines home. Irvin Parker and wife helped the latter's father butcher Thursday. George Bowse and family visited John Fitton near Barket. A wedding is rumored in the locality. Delphia Johnston and Mrs Calvin Reese visited John L Parker Friday. Joe Parker and Calvin Reese visited John Gill Sunday. Russell Hines and grandmother Rachel Hines spent Sunday afternoon at Quinter Hines. John Rickel and children of No Manchester spent Saturday night.
At the Fuller residence the Alsh family and relatives spent Sunday visiting the Parker household.
Ramon T. Marchan of Barceloneta reports Dr King’s New Discovery curing him and 20 others of coughs colds and chest troubles. He urges distribution to every drug store in Porto Rico. Trial bottle offered free with $0.50 and $1.00 sizes. Guaranteed by Rager and Jontz.
Perry Metzger wife and James Funk visited the Brandenburg home on Tuesday. Jerry Frantz delivered a team of horses to Joe Harter of North Man Tuesday. J. W. Metzger called on Jacob Ulrey.
Rebecca Monte visited her son in Wabash on Monday. Diana Metzger burned her hand severely. John Craver remains unwell after a visit to St. Wayne. Neighbors provide care while Samuel Cauffman grows feeble. Albert Cauffman Samuel Bloom George Leckrone and the Brandenburghs visited Samuel Cauffman. Susan Rose from Nappanee visits with her children. A pleasant Sunday at the Nelson Beigh home brought together Mrs. Rose James Beigh John Kinhan and Mrs. Brangdenbure.
A fire hero, with burned hands, lifts a small round box and cheers from the crowd as he declares Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best for burns and many other afflictions. The salve promises to subdue inflammation and kill pain, priced at 25 cents at Rager & Jontz's.
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