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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
5
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they cure constipation and headaches. It notes the product is recommended by Rager and Jontz and urges readers to visit the Record office to have their order prepared.
The notice hints at an early sale season and urges readers to list items for sale at home. It promotes subscribing or renewing magazine subscriptions with a money-saving arrangement and invites readers to visit the RECORD office for details.
At the Record office more than a thousand sheets of music are offered at 19 cts per copy while albums are 25 cts each. The deal highlights affordable selections for shoppers seeking popular tunes.
Community columns note visits by Mr and Mrs Hiddieman and Mr and Mrs Perry Metzger, and relatives in Rushville and Tippecanoe. Mrs C A Pearson and Mrs W H Davis in Fort Wayne. future hog sale announced for Saturday March 21 with immunity and strong stock.
A baby girl was born last Friday to Mr and Mrs Smith who reside in the northwest part of town.
The piece notes fear of vipers in parts of France and the debate over protecting them for pest control. A Meurthe-et-Moselle neighborhood suffered a viper plague until two hunters killed 12 000 of them under a reward offer.
Manchester Ohio father praises Dr King’s New Discovery for croup coughs and colds in children. He reports severe attacks once feared for his child’s life but now uses the remedy with confidence. Available in 50c and 1.00 bottles at Rager and Jontz.
A local notice promotes self threading needles as a simple solution to eye fatigue when sewing. A shopper testifies they are essential, and the Record office sells a package for 10 cents.
Mrs Dora Martin writes from Rivesville that after three years of womanly troubles with back and side pain and sleepless nights a doctor advised surgery. She tried Cardui and became entirely well, declaring Cardui saved her life. Cardui has long claimed to relieve pain and distress from womanly trouble and to address the cause.
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake Indiana as of March 4 1914 listing officers IRA LECERRONE president Silvanus Funke vice president W H Kern cashier L M Burdg hy assistant cashier and detailing the bank’s financial status at that closing date
A torn ledger snippet shows resources loans and discounts and overdrafts with small figures and credits. It lists bonds and requisites, bank house furniture and fixtures values, cash on hand, and current expenses totaling 127 589 69.
A fragment notes a distinction appearing two weeks after an initial confrontation. Names and context are unclear in the readable text, but the sense of shift or change follows an earlier clash or challenge. Further details are unreadable.
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