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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
4
An item notes power presses at Silver Lake Record, listing numbers 81 60 40 15 05 as specifications or production figures. The brief highlights available equipment and capacity in a compact classified style.
Mrs. John Steel of near South Whitley Indiana credits Dr. Richards Stomach Liver Kidney and Blood Remedy with curing her extreme nervousness and preventing insanity. She praises the remedy along with Liver Pills for stabilizing her stomach and liver and notes her husband’s rheumatism improvement. The ad claims long use in private practice, guaranteed satisfaction or money back, and availability through local druggists.
I B Wittenberger of Claypool and Aaron Ramsey from South Whitley visited local families this week. North Manchester and Fort Wayne guests attended sales and family gatherings, with regional officials and merchants stopping by for subscriptions and catalog requests.
M R Longbrake nurses mumps while Harry Linton works at the Longbrake home. Elmer Engle and Mr Fuller were in town on business Monday. Fishermen should watch for fish commissioners believed plentiful. William Smith and family visited on Sunday. Attendees from the area went to the funeral of Mrs Sellers west of Warsaw Tuesday. Farmers busy preparing windbreaks for next winter. James Timberman visited the Civik home Sunday evening.
A vintage ad promotes Tri umph Pills as safe and dependable for suitable cases. It warns against experimentation and notes the product not sold in drug stores. Readers are invited to write for Relief and particulars to the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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