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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
2
A collection of quips and observations on happiness, mail, post offices, fashion, sewing, and etiquette. The piece includes humor about a Warsaw canceling machine, the value of advertising, and tips for maintaining neat clothing and wardrobes.
DeVos Paint appears as a household name and top choice for wall and floor coatings sold exclusively by The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co. The campaign emphasizes trusted reputation and nationwide use.
Miss Luda Deaton of Sidney visited the Balls at their home last weekend. Mabel Jontz traveled to Mishawaka for a week with her uncle A E Jontz family. Hayman promotes Field Fence at the right price. Moore and Carpenter families visited at the Haney home by the lake. RECORD Office offers a wide line of post cards. Wesley Yates captured a swarm of bees near his northeast residence. C E Rantz and C C Carter went to Warsaw on business. John Galland Irvin and Wesley Yates did carpentry for Evert Harter north of Liberty Mills, completed Monday.
Mrs Charles Snyder and children visited at the John Snyder home near Warsaw. G C Cutler and daughter from Frankfort visited Arthur Hively’s home. Ed Drudge hosted guests from Mentone Akron and nearby. Postcard pictures offered at 75 cents a dozen at the post office samples shown.
Local notes report several social visits with Miss Ruth Burt, Mrs. Stackhouse, and Miss Elsie Cook among residents and visitors. Cadence covers post cards, lawn seed, and Myrtle-Glenn park events, plus a fire in Warsaw causing $1,500 loss and James Boys film at Rager's on Friday night.
A brief note references a CAS trademark phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought and mentions a signature. The fragment suggests a discussion of branding or authenticity tied to a familiar slogan. No clear event or person identified in readable text.
4 Roy Boman and family of Peru visit Mrs Brill mother of Mrs Bowman at her home. Clinton Walburn nephew of J W Walburn was possibly fatally injured in a scaffold accident. both men seriously hurt after a 22 foot fall. Mr Walburne is a carpenter from Talmage. Ellen Stoneburner now employed at Pearson restaurant.
In London Scraps a fashionable girl Flora prepares to come out next week while her mother basks in pride. A charwoman overhears the news, noting the household cheer and a joke about a husband’s six months.
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