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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
4
The Silver Lake Record publish announces subscription price at one dollar per year. The paper is issued from Silver Lake Indiana and entered as second class mail. Publisher is L W Myers. The notice appears in a Friday edition dated July 6 1900.
A Warsaw print shop owner Charles P. Downs was rumored to join the Las Vegas Optic, a claim contradicted by the War Cry and Indianian papers. The dispute centers on Downs' editorial and printing abilities and potential impact on Warsaw publishing, with denials from Downs and defenses of his work.
The Lake township Sunday school convention met at the M. E. church in Silver Lake on June 21 1900. Frank Metheny presided with talks on The Purpose of This Convention and The Secret of Sunday School Prosperity. Officers were elected and a nominating committee named. Afternoon sessions covered Home Department needs Holy Spirit in Sunday schools and engaging youth with Getters and Fragments themes. The reports and time place program questions were resolved before adjournment.
The notice advises eating slowly and not too freely to avoid heartburn after heavy meals. It recommends thorough chewing and spacing meals by six hours. If fullness occurs after eating, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. sale through Charles Rager.
The Nickel Plate Road advertises No. 4 departing Chicago at 2 30 p m as a premier summer express. It serves Niagara Falls St Lawrence river Thousand Islands Adirondacks Catskills lower Canada Rochester Syracuse Rome Utica Genesee Mohawk valleys Northern Eastern Pa and New Jersey including Elmira Binghamton Scranton Wilkes Barre and anthracite regions plus Chautauqua points. Dining cars offer club meals 35 cents to 1 00 with no excess fare and lowest rates. Contact C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Indiana for details.
William Jennings Bryan was unanimously chosen as Democratic presidential nominee at the Kansas City convention. Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois secured the vice presidential nomination on the first ballot amid sharp attacks on David B Will of New York for trying to split the party over silver.
Ed Walburn and wife with baby were in Warsaw last Saturday. Will and Mrs. Smith spent the Fourth at Silver Lake. Mrs. Lee Jameson of Tiosa visited relatives here over Sunday. D H Clymer and wife visited relatives and friends here last week. John and Mrs. Bloom of Sidney spent the Fourth with Ezra Bloom. George Brandenberg and wife visited east of Silver Lake. Large turnout at the Silver Lake celebration with contented attendees. Hannah Trisbaugh of Bar ket and mother were guests of Ed Walburn last Sunday. Henderson Cox and daughter Leslie returned from visits in Mexico and Macy. John Newby and wife hosted an ice cream supper for Mr Bush on his birth anniversary. Many attended and enjoyed themselves.
Frank Reder and family moved away this week. Miss Sonia Wiley of Silver Lake visits her grandmother here. The funeral of G. W. Hastings was held in Palestine with Rev. Smith of Mentone officiating. Rev. Rittenhouse will preach at Pleasant Valley next Sunday morning and again to the young people at Center in the evening. All are invited to these services.
Miss Mary Hamman improving. Chloe Wilson of Nappanee visiting. Mr and Mrs Andrew Metheny of Argos visiting their son Frank and wife. Mr and Mrs T J Alspaugh and Mr and Mrs Wright visited Mr and Mrs Kern. William Price and Metheny guests of Alf Price family. Mrs Hattie Kindle visiting her mother Mrs Geo Michaels with daughter Chloe. Temperance lecture at Center promised in one week. Mrs John Oler and Emery Amer and Misses Grace and Lolo Oler guests of Frank Metheny. Earl Alspaugh Billy Bodkin Oder Arnold and Misses Carrie Little Roxy Little Daisy Carr Stella Alspaugh dined with Miss Ottie Sellers.
O. W. Wakefield of Columbus Ga endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best stomach and bowel cure. He cites two cholera morbus cases cured in his family and says he has sold hundreds of bottles with satisfaction. For sale by Chas ager.
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