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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
3
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The Whittenberg display shows Ray Hearn buying a new Turn out and S B W Louisa Hire of Sevastopol purchasing a Stanhope. George Bruner and family ride a Whittenberger Surrey. Albert Ingalls and William Ebert buy Whittenberger buggies and novelty upgrades. Dr Warvel of Sidney buys a driving horse as livery trades visit Whittenberg. Nicholas Gripe from Jackson township buys another Whittenberger buggy becoming the fourth in a 19 year span.
An old advertising block touts DaWitt's Little Early Risers as pleasant reliable pills sold by Clines. The copy claims they cause no griping and promote ease of life despite its era's health claim style.
Readable items document a busy period in Claypool with oats harvest underway Billie Mills threshed Friday and corn prospects improving. Numerous visits from Warsaw Fort Wayne Chicago and Muncie residents join social calls at area homes and shops. Also notes on local business offerings paint and building materials and rail of daily life echo a bustling town scene with scattered travel and leisure.
Mr and Mrs J E Clymer and daughter Mary visited the Sherman Rittenhouse home southeast of town last Sunday. Fred Pritchard headed toward Ohio for a few months tour in a one horse traveling car. Nails offered at 2.95 per keg with builders ward supplies in stock. Claypool Lammer & Coal Company and last Bros of Aigrem were in town advertising. The Shoplifter promo set for Akron opera house Saturday. Ephraim Wells rode the superior train today from Marty Texas. Justice cigars advertised as among the best on the market. Mrs Harry Reed of Piercaston visited with Miss Pear. Garvin accompanied her shopping. Constipation remedies praised, Cline & Company featured goods. Freyd Zimmerman returned from a short visit to Wiewanka with two nephews for a grandpat visit.
A vintage advertisement touts Kodol for Dyspepsia as the remedy that digests what you eat and freshens breath. It claims benefits for sour stomach and heart palpitations caused by stomach disorders and urges taking a small amount after meals, sold by Cline & Co.
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