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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
8
A testimonial from Lewis Chamberlin of Mancheaster Ohio praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for croup, coughs, colds and lung trouble. The ad claims thousands of users benefit and offers trial bottles free plus 50 cent and one dollar sizes sold by H P Rager.
Monroe Paulus has relocated to a farm north of town, establishing residence away from the community center. The move signals a shift in local farming activity and resident distribution within the rural outskirts.
The itemized notes report Mrs. Cyrus Doub's condition, a local option election set for March 27 in 14 townships, and various social visits. Advertisements include copyright books from Cline & Co and onions and garden seeds from Oline & Co, plus a play Ane Aristocratic Tramp at Akron on March 10.
Thomas Kreiter postponed moving after failing to gain possession of his Mishawaka property. He loaded household goods for shipment Tuesday as the town and neighboring communities enter a week of openings and events. Local businesses advertise hardware stock, sale items, and self threading needles at the RECORD office. News notes cover visits to Goshen and Warsaw, a parish barrel event, and local marriages and travels among residents.
The notice urges sellers to start early and prepare a complete list of items at home. It advises making a list on paper and submitting it to the Recorpice Office for careful handling, ensuring no important article is forgotten.
Sufferer Miss D I Jones of Cleveland reports relief from nervous prostration after using Dr Miles Nervine. Ad claims nerves regulate body organs and promotes nerve force, offering money back if no benefit.
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