Indian Herb tablets offered for sluggish bowels in Silver Lake
WANTED More people in Silver Lake to try Indian Herb tablets for sluggish bowels, constipation, kidney and liver complaints. Large box for $1. Brash & Hanson, Silver Lake, or mail order with $1. Record Office offers Bliss Tableta laxative with 200 doses for $1. Also a Brown Combination Corn-Plow for sale and tankage reduced to $3.50 per 100 at the Silver Lake Egg Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Meloy
Silver Lake
Brash & Hanson
Indian Herb Co
Subscription Agency Offers Money Saving Magazine Clubs
An advertisement from Brush & Hanson at the Arcorp office in Silver Lake promotes subscribing to any magazine through their authorized agency. They offer catalogs of Money Saving Magazine Clubs and urge readers to call for a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush & Hanson
Arcorp
Silver Lake
Song book order discount offer from Record Pub Co
A sales note from Record Pub Co in Silver Lake Tad advertises discounts on church and Sunday School song books from multiple publishers. It invites orders by letter or in person and claims $560 as a suitable amount for Sindy School or church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Pub. Co
Silver Lake
Tad
Remedy one of your own faults and forget ten of your neighbors
A concise maxim urges focusing on correcting personal faults while neglecting the faults or actions of others. It frames self-improvement as more valuable than judging or recalling neighbors' missteps.
Local News Help us to Have it Right
Tele phone us Your Visits and Visitors. Community notice urges residents to share details of upcoming visits or visitors for accurate local reporting.
Local Social Roundup From Bourbon Area Visitors and Visits
Miss Helen Wiley of Bourbon visits grandmother Mrs. Kate Wiltrout at Mrs. Paula’s. Ray Hively and family from Warsaw visit A. J. Kreamer and stop at Ralph and Russel Kreamer homes in Akron. T. C. Johnson of North Manchester in town for a shoe repair ad. Harvey cigars praised at 8 cents. Many local movements include Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hill from Logansport, Mrs. Frank Lambert of North Manchester, and more from Kokomo, Mishawaka, and Goshen. Community notes urge sending Rec ords, discuss Children’s Day at Disko, and list local shop and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wiley
Bourbon
Kate Wiltrout
Mrs. Paulas
Mrs
Ray Hively
Warsaw
A.J. Kreamer
Ralph and
Russel Kreamer
Akron
Phillip Hill
Logansport
Gamble Homes
Been Quite Sick A Former Resident Confined to Room
Wabash resident 8 B Burdge has been in failing health with stomach and kidney trouble and was able to sit up briefly last Sunday. His wife Mrs L M Burdge from Tipton is helping with household duties and has greatly improved over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Burdge
Wabash
L. M. Burdge
Tipton
Rumsey Improves After Appenix Operation In Fort Wayne
Albert Rumsey who had surgery for appendicitis in a Fort Wayne hospital last Wednesday is progressing well. Plans were made to move him to his sister's home in Fort Wayne today and then home to this place on Sunday if his condition allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Summe
Zetta Votter
Fort Wayne
Albert Ramsey
Fort Waye
J. A. Ramsey
Albert Rumsey
Haney reports daughter Chloe Glaser to reside in Buffalo
Mr and Mrs Jacob Haney announce their daughter Mrs Chloe Glaser and her husband have moved to Buffalo New York and are living in furnished rooms They left their previous residence about ten days ago after spending several days in northern Michigan and plan Buffalo as their future home
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Jacob Haney
Chloe Glaser
Buffalo
New York
Michigan
Bloom Family Welcomes Baby Boy Charles Milton
The stork visited Thursday last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben ford Bloom in Claypool to bless them with a baby boy. Mrs Bloom is the daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 F Mc Krill of this place. Earlier this morning a son named Charles Milton was born to Mr and Mrs George Newhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Benford Bloom
Claypool
Charles Milton
George Newhouse
Urbana High School Picnic at Myrtle-Gienn Park
Members of Urbana High School spent a Wednesday enjoying an all day picnic at Myrtle-Gienn Park by the lake.
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Urbana High School
Myrtle- Gienn Park
Local Club Women Entertained at Several Homes
Entertaining events occurred last week as the Mothers Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Ernest Carr’s home north of town, the Mazda class of the M. E. Sunday School met Wednesday evening at the O. T. Littler home south of town, and the Embroidery Club assembled Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. W. Ferverda’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Irvin
Laypool
Earl Spangie
Mothers Club
Ernest Carr
Mazda
M. E. Sunday School
O. T. Littler
Embroidery Club
J. W. Ferverda
Automobile Boom Signals Need for More Hospitals
The surge of 1923 car production suggests communities will require additional hospitals to handle rising traffic injuries and related health needs. Officials note implied demand for medical facilities as industry expands.
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America
Rica
E. T. Baber
L. T. Wilson General Auctioneer
Mentone
Indiana
Union
Huntington
Homer Longfellow
Loan and Trust
Warsaw, Ind
Jesse F. Lynch
Fes
M. B. Knouse
Optometrist
Warsan
Cade
Louise
RAPID
Box 215
Old Reliable Club
Wrable Box
Oakland
Oalif
Sherman
Clarence Sausaman
Plymouth Rocks
R. I
Levi Hill
F. M. Jaques
Warn
Lankershim Bldg
Los Angeles
California
Julius Magnin
the Record Office
T. C. Johnson
North
Manchester
Harvey
Record Office
Russia
Magnin
Ernest Parker
Tippecanoe
Carrie Hunt
Kokomo
Chas Snyder
Moyne Clymer
Granger
Disko
Miss Erma Rather
Charles Rater
Myron Murphy
Mary Elizabeth
Virginia
Mishawaka
Charles Raber
Walter Harris
Columbia City
Kissinger
T. O. Johnson
Gerald and
Robert Bloom
8. F. Merrill
Ben Gertoh
W. I. Geiger
E. L. Hay
Goshen
Lake
Wabash Home
Lyric Theatre
Elsie Ferguson
Theodore Roberts
T. Roy Barns
Harrison Ford
Buck’’ Jones
West of
Chicago
Alice Brady
Wammerm, Ayo Ond Et
Hess
Rager
Kentucky
Silver Lake Lumber CO
J. Lavey @& Sons
Dependable Jewelers
City Hall
Loeooisgetioi
Mike
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