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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
5
Items from Warsaw and surrounding areas note restaurant ads at Gerard's, horse and cow sales, visits by residents such as Oda Olinger and Mrs. Susan Leonard, and upcoming events. Mentions of school activities, farm moves, and local business notices accompany a push for reader engagement and local services.
An old line of “Bitters” and other tonics claims to cure female troubles and general weakness. TheBoD Lancaster NL ad touts medicines as grand tonics and digestive aids, promising better health with regular use.
An ad claims a specific emulsion improves infant nourishment when breast milk is insufficient. It asserts mother’s milk may be aided by the product and urges consulting druggists and chemists for purchase. It references 30 WNC, New York as contact.
The column records multiple short items about residents and neighbors. Mentions include Frank Newcomer and family at horse sale in Mentone, Elmer Lowman hauling bolts to Claypool, Miss Edith Parker glad snow is leaving for Elmer to run his new buggy, Loydt congratulated as a Union Streeter, and several ill health notes such as J P Shrock dangerously ill and Mrs Ike Kern improving. Also mentions moves, visits, and plans for work in summer around Beaver Dam and North Manchester.
Sunday sightings note Billy and Nellie Regenos on local streets while George Key and John Fitton visited T Parker family. Fox caught west of North Manchester. Riley Snow provides sled ice joke. Vague health decline mentioned. several names seen on streets Tuesday and Saturday. Local lines echo memory and humor.
Ervin headed east Sunday night while Mr and Mrs James Vangilder visited No and Mrs James Gill Monday. Mrs Mahlon Rickle is poorly with slim recovery hopes. Henry Baum and wife and Alfred Price and wife guests of Albert Wertenberger Sunday. Sam Gill and Harvey Hammon polish bronze. Sam had a minor fall. William Hanes and son Charley ready to grind feed. James Warren moved household goods to Henry Funk farm and plans to till soil. Amanda Wertenberger drove to North Manchester Sunday afternoon visiting relatives. John Wertenberger enters broom business after raising broom corn on his mother’s farm with troons for sale.
Edwin Mills and wife visited Chas Dewees while Chas Jamerson and Roy Vangilder’s health were noted. Bennie Beber attended a Mentone horse sale. Grandpa Brady shows slight improvement. Loyd Saner hauled bolts. a resident recovering from grippe near Sineeo rerF from Gktoaao remains unclear.
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