Fragmented note on a damaged medical spell story
A garbled line mentions illness and a weakened system, with uncertain context. The readable fragment hints at a recovered item tied to sickness and a disrupted process, but details are incomplete.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
5
A garbled line mentions illness and a weakened system, with uncertain context. The readable fragment hints at a recovered item tied to sickness and a disrupted process, but details are incomplete.
Milford friends host Dee Whittenberger and family over Sunday. G K Smith plans a indefinite absence from Thoraday and Pang Til. Burdge family travels to Wabash to visit relatives. Warsaw College publicizes low tuition before January 10. Arthur lists farms and town property for sale. Up-to-date restaurant advertises meals and snacks. Epworth League revival lecture announced for March 17 1901. Cremhertsin stomach aid promoted for headaches and stomach ills.
A historical ad fragment promotes Castoria for infants and children. The text highlights the product as the familiar remedy with its claimed signature of authenticity.
Advertiser notes buyers for farms of all sizes and urges landowners to contact North Manchester Indiana. John Isenberger and E VanDusen of Kilbourn Wis mentioned. Also lists revival services, local notices, medicinal ads and a mortgage loan offer with 5 percent rate. Smoke the Justice and be in the push.
The notice discusses weight balance and health tips suggesting cod liver oil emulsion as a remedy for under eating and overworking. It mentions various local people and events, including a saw mill reopening, visits, and plans for a new restaurant in a former hardware store.
Last week in North Manchester included visits and a funeral. Ollie Rickle stayed with Mies Della Hill. Edith inquired about a bag. George Morris visited his in laws, while Rev. Tatman of Akron officiated J B Sbrock’s funeral at Bethel church. George Walters built a new smoke-house as Rev. Martin closed a Protracted Meeting. Santiae years old died, leaving a wife and children. services and burial followed at Bethal church.
The report notes worsening road conditions in Beaver Dam. Mentioned are Miss Marty-Long improving, Sylvester Warren attending a funeral near North Manchester, and Peter Crouse seriously ill with concerns for recovery.
Charles Hileman traveled to Rochester to seek medical advice for his wife. Several Rose Hill residents are ill including Mrs. Ann Bussard and Henry Obmart. Emma Kern and Mrs Me theny attended Maynard Olinger's funeral with Mrs Hileman at the organ. Mr. Lewis Issey from Toledo and his son Clyde visit, revisiting old local ties and memories.
Members of the Epworth League met at the M E parsonage last Thursday evening for election of officers. Elected were Hoke as 1st Vice President Edna Wiltrouty and Anns Jaques as vice presidents Blanch Tridle 3rd vice president Mrs RB Maurer as 4th vice president Myrtle Robertson as secretary and A Kline as treasurer.
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