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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
3
A patchwork of school news from North Manchester and Milford discusses tests, student features, and local events. Emma arrives at school in a wagon while a pupil named Roy G faces eye trouble and Easter Post Cards are highlighted at the Record Office. The Milford school board plans improvements and a four year high school course.
William Landis is on the sick list this week. Mrs Delia Flora greets readers. S D Rider has been ill for days. Preaching is set for Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Isaac Platt visited Clarence Eber’s home in Akron. Isaac R S and wife were seen on Sunday in Silver Lake. G Je Rider was on the streets Sunday wearing a broad smile. Mrs F M Lamar returned from Rochester with her son Kenneth Oliver who is in serious condition in a Rochester hospital.
The school notes appeal for early closure as grades express fatigue. Two eighth graders will take graduation exams on the 19th. A girl in the eighth grade misses much school due to alleged heart trouble and puppy love, prompting concern.
Correspondent No 2 mentions Vern Warren and Georgia visiting in Room 4 last week. A. N. buys a new buggy enabling girls to stop walking. Clinker improves farm by draining swamps. Obert Smith works at Akron on the trolley line.
A. Stone of Kennu Texas faced death from consumption but chose Dr King’s New Discovery. He describes a stubborn cough and weight loss to 130 pounds, then tests the cure and gains to 170 pounds. The ad promotes relief for coughs and lung trouble with a 50 cent to 1 dollar bottle and a free trial guaranteed by Rager.
Elmer Lowman was seen on our streets Monday Roy made his usual call at Mentone Sunday evening James Reed went to Fort Wayne last week for a few days visit
Tablets, pens, and pencils are noted with Charles Green and wife visiting S A Hobman on Monday night. Frank Barnes moved goods from the Newcomer property last week. The first day of March looked springlike with damp fog. A funeral for Frank Baer was held at Palestine on Sunday. The sick in the area include Grandma Hohman of Jefferson, Samuel Hohman, and Alto Sands. A man named Hotiman left Monday for South Whiley to join a factory. A former North Manchester resident now living on Leviount Arm was seen in town. The Record invites readers to send items for publication by mail, in person, or by phone 62.
“I am 70 years old and travel most of the time” writes B F Tolon of Elizabethtown Kentucky. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring health and vigor. They tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver invigorate the nerves and purify the blood. Works wonders for weak people, restoring strength daily joy. Only 500. Satisfaction guaranteed by Rager.
Fragmentary note records John Flora at Akron on Monday and references individuals James Helser Roy and Ray Oliver with uncertain context. No clear event or outcome is provided beyond scattered names and a Friday morning reference.
A Chicago Post excerpt derides Gladys Miggles as pretty yet foolish, blaming her behavior on her mother a dress reformer and her father a rock the boat idiot. The remarks frame her as a ninny within a party narrative.
A fragmented note describes suspicion of burglars at home mentioning a wife fearing intruders and a Becker John Bull figure thinking they are on the roof. The text reflects confusion over perceived threats.
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