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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
5
An advertising notice urges readers to try Adler-ika a buckthorn bark glycerine based remedy for stomach gas sour stomach and constipation. It promises quick relief after a single dose and claims antiseptic effects for the intestinal tract sold by J. R. Norman in town.
Miss Lula Gamble returned home last Saturday from Detroit where she had been employed in a hospital for several months recovering from a severe sickness. Mrs. Gertrude Quay traveled to Fort Wayne for a several days visit with friends and to attend the centennial celebration.
Mrs. Ella Harvey ends a ten day stay with her brothers Arther and Frank Getty and families in Indianapolis and returns to her home.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Evans have been seriously ill for over a week. Mr Evans can move about the home while Mrs Evans remains confined to her room part of the time.
Local readers recall Adler-i-ke marketed by J. R. Norman as a buckthorn glycerite blend that supposedly cleanses both bowels. One spoonful claimed to relieve foul matter and conditions from stomach trouble to consumption and even prevent appendicitis with few doses.
Hassan Ali Khan pursues a man who stole a white rose from his wife and learns the rival’s love for his daughter Zobeida. In a cafe the nightingale’s song moves the crowd as a threat of revenge hangs over a deadly confrontation amid Isfahan’s sun bathed streets.
A notice from the Record Office, Silver Lake, states that wedding invitations on special stock will be available after specimens are shown to invited guests. The couple invites visits to view specimen cards and notes that prices are very low.
Notice urges subscribers to read their own paper and stop borrowing others RECORDs as neighbors dislike lending.
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