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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
4
Morgantown Tennessee resident C D Isbill reports a severe scalp outbreak on his daughter healed by Bucklen’s Armies Salve. The ad claims cure for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, pimples, sores, ulcers and piles and notes the product is 25 cents at The Corner Drug Store.
A reader questions why buyers pay commissions to agents or dealers for pianos and organs when orders can be placed directly with the factory via the Warnah School of Music offering school prices for cash or installment plans. The note argues direct-from-factory savings and urges readers to consider factory channels to reduce costs.
Alexandria Indiana resident Chas Applegate recounts years of severe coughing and blood spitting from consumption. After trying many medicines, three $1 bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured him and he gained weight. Trial bottles available free at Comer Drug Store.
Public notice declares Frank M. Smith a resident and voter of Warsaw Wayne Township Indiana seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors. The filing is before the Board of Commissioners for Wayne County. The notice targets residents and legal voters of the city and county.
Silver Lake Record publishers publish for the town of Silver Lake Indiana dated Friday March 99 1901. An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming to cure torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. Pill claims include never gripe or weaken and cost 26 cents at The Corner Drug Store.
The message warns readers several hundred cords of wood promised on subscription arrears have not materialized and newsprint will be collected on April 1 for all accounts over two years. Those in arrears are urged to arrange payment or buy the current issue. payback is expected if the Record is taken.
The town board last Wednesday approved a franchise to D. Henderson to construct an electric light plant here. The decision is hailed as greatly beneficial, promising convenient illumination for residents and better town utilities.
F J Green of Lancaster New Hampshire reports long struggle with indigestion and nervous debility that vanished after using Electric Bitters. He says his wife also stays healthy on the tonic, praising its effects on female troubles. The Center Drug Store offers them at 50c with satisfaction guaranteed.
Travel guide notes an excursion from Niagara Falls and Buffalo to the Pan-American Exposition from May 1 to November 1, 1901. Describes nearby Jelands Muskoka Lakes Adirondacks and New England as reachable by lake or rail for a short, delightful ride. Weekly excursions advertised.
The Big Four announces May 1901 fare options from Lincoln and Buffalo including one fare plus one dollar round trips on Tuesdays and one cent per mile excursions on Thursdays, with return by the following Saturday. Daily one and one third fare May tickets, 15 day return validity, stopover rules, and deposits at Lincoln with a 1 dollar fee to extend to June 30. Related specials include southbound one fare plus two dollars round trips, weekly one way tickets from Silver Lake to San Francisco, and south settler rates on the first and third Tuesdays. Event mentions Knights Templar Indiana Muncie April 1901 and Travelers Protective Association convention.
Poem expresses grief for a child named Lloyd who has passed away. Parents say he rests with angels in a bright land, waiting beside golden stairs. They vow to reunite in Leaven where no farewell tears are shed.
Gilben Hoover of Warsaw committed death by own action Sunday by hanging himself to a beam in the barn of the Levy Bros meat market.
Observers remark on people who meddle in others affairs until their own money is at stake. The speaker notes that such individuals claim confidence while relying only on words but retreat to self interest when financial pressure rises, unsettling the community.
A letter describes two types of people and notes a widow is seen driving to town with a married man. It warns that if such drives continue, the past may appear in this paper. A word to the wife is offered.
W D Stout Ed Stout and Judd Babcock were visitors at the county seat on Wednesday. The note hints the group may be buffalos and suggests calling it Stout's boardware for full details about the Buffaloes and the new Gri P 7.
J G Collins recovered the shop after Willard Fitton backed out of a countywide patent deal on Pennsylvania roof paint. The building stays with Colbert. Laurie Coxley, longtime Sunday School Infant Class teacher, departs for a new home, prompting best wishes from the church.
Joe Walburn filed the Bay Stallion pedigree with this office a few days ago. The horse, from a top line, is owned by Miles and Horton of Leesburg. Bay Stallion showed a 216 gait after under 40 days training last fall and is expected to soon show as well as his sire Oulioe.
The nineteenth annual meeting of the Northern Indiana teachers association is planned for Amerson Indiana on April 4 5 6 1901 with Big 4 offering special rates to members. The Epworth League devotional is set for Sunday evening led by Mr A F Kline with the theme What I Owe to Christ.
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