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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
3
Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truor Massachusetts endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and sore throats claiming immediate relief and cures after others fail. The product is offered by Rager druggist priced 50 cents and one dollar with a trial bottle free.
A suggestion to persuade a friend to subscribe to the Record with a price tag of only $1 per year. The note emphasizes the appeal of a low yearly cost.
An advertisement appeals to women describing widespread nervous disorders and claims Zoa Phora fixes menstrual and genital ailments, relieves headaches backaches and fatigue, and restores health in a week. It urges readers to buy a one dollar bottle from their druggist and contact Kalamazoo Michigan for more information.
Mrs L B Yount shopped in Warsaw on Wednesday. Mrs Lukens has been quite poorly but improving. Try Pearson s Home Baked Bread. Mrs W D Stout and children and Mrs Whittenberger of Akron visited the Adam Stout home. Post cards sold at RECORD office. Miss Fern Dillman of Roann had dental work here this week. E Stout visited Warsaw and Winona Tue Wed. W J Fitton was in Marion on business. Low prices on gas stores while they last. Summe Bros Co A J Snoberger and wife dined with Bert Keller. A team from here played a game of ball at Rose Hill. score 8 to 10 for Rose Hill. Door or window frames built to order. call Claypool Lumber & Coal Co for galvanized roofing and roofings. Chapman and daughter Lillian of Chicago left for home. Miss Mable Martindale returned from Warsaw. Harvey Hamman of Arges visited. Town board to erect hitch racks for concert and Saturday evenings. Mr and Mrs W L McNabney of Summitville arrived for a week fishing, staying at Pearsons. Miss Madge Zimmerman of RECORD office and Miss Tressie Heiser of State Bank visit Mishawaka Friday to Sunday. Miss Lula Drudge returned from Elkhart last Sunday and came back Wednesday evening.
A fragmented sale list shows assorted book items and prices. Items mention Encyclopedias and Britannica half morocco editions, with prices around 27.75 and famous pictures at 120. The text includes garbled names and scattered catalog notes from a dusty sale page.
Mr and Mrs Levi Cary of Portland Indiana arrived last Friday for a week with their son Dr N A Cary and wife. They returned home yesterday after the visit.
Paris earns large revenue from dolls dresses sales. Three hundred fifty Hebrew officers serve in the French army. From Puy de Dome extinct volcano carbonic acid is produced commercially. Sixty people in France die yearly from snake bites. Sixty cents paid for a viper head and some men earn a living killing snakes. In one department 300,000 vipers were killed in twenty seven years. Captain Humbert and a French deputy complain about colonial troop officer numbers. The artillery could form eight eight gun batteries with a chain of generals colonels and lieutenants for mobilization.
The piece notes a shift from strict tailoring to semitailored outfits. Lingerie waists with butter colored lace and white pairings are popular. Wash gowns remain strong with the separate blouse gaining new scope and beauty. Morning wear favors perense and tunic ideas hint at fall heavier fabrics.
The passage lists odd facts from various locales and times. It notes Chalk holding 500 shell types and rainfall averages of sixty inches worldwide, a Canadian halt on herring fertilization, a Connecticut fog pole at Burlington Center measuring 109 feet tall with a 26 by 14 flag, Klondike labor pay of 10 dollars a day versus four to five for common workers with beards, living costs two to three times U.S. levels, and Fort NH Me’s Tris tram Goldthwaite house chimney dismantling yielding 10 000 bricks after 195 years.
London reviewers hail a waltz in The Merry Widow as a perfect furore. Dorothy Tennant is billed as a new star for next season. A scene in The Merry Widow is set in Maxim's Paris, famed for frolicsome crowds. Marion Ivell to sing in Nantes for the coming season. Ada Lewis shines as Winnie Wiggles in Fascinating Flora in New York.
The column notes Britain’s cotton trade value at 52.9 billion and profits at 350 million a year. It mentions a Londoner offering five journalism lessons. A drunken wedding causing fines leads to prison for the couple amid cheers. Rural depopulation blamed on urban pull, pasture conversion, farm consolidation, labor savings, low wages, and restless pursuit of wealth.
Advice warns children to read with adequate illumination and good posture to prevent eye strain and curvature of the spine. It cautions against reading in poor light, small type, and near heat sources, and urges prompt eye checkups by competent doctors.
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