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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
4
Local items report visits from Claypool and Wabash, medical and shop notices, farm goods, seeds and remedies, church meals, and banking encouragement. Names include Miss Minnie Rhodes Mrs. Stackhouse Newt Getty Lucy and L W Myers with multiple small town movements and sales notes.
For Ren Jr. the Ojinger Farm three miles south of Silver Lake invites inquiries to Mrs. Lucnda Olinger North Manchester Ind.
Mrs a we Suipley has been sick with lagrive for the past week. Oil meal for sale at Rager's Drug Store. Mr and Mrs Calvin Gresso visited relatives in North Manchester Monday. Garden seeds available at Corner Drug Store. Wesley Yates and family were guests at Elsworth Hill home southwest of town. Zimmerman s Drugs for Purity. Mr and Mrs George Leekton visited the Lee Armey home. Daily papers offer subscriptions through L W Meera and Miss Felda McGlennon of Nervin visited grandparents Wr and Mrs Emanuel Geckrone southeast of town. Lenox or White Laundry soap nine cakes for 25 cents. Swihart s Notice for lime hair and Portland Cement from Alspaugh & Son.
Fragmentary line reads “CA STORTA the Kind You Have a Always Bought” suggesting an ad or product slogan. No clear event, date, or full product name determined from remaining text.
Arthur Drudge and his brother Charles visited in Elkhart with family last week and spent time in Chicago with Evert Shuck from the Lake Shore switch yards. Also mentions health cures, banking notes, a pneumonia scare, and travel of Benson Leonard to Lawton and Oklahoma City.
East St. Louis reported the death of Ralph Baker four year old son of Mrs. Myrtle Baker. The body was brought to Warsaw for burial with funeral held the next day at 2 pm. Mrs. Baker formerly Miss Myrtle Keler lived here years ago. Additionally a local ad notes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a remedy and mentions a Chicago based Union mail order house placed in receivership with $5 million capital.
A vintage advertisement touts Kodol dyspepsi as a remedy for indigestion promising rapid relief. The testimonial from Jake Moore of Atlanta Georgia claims more than two decades of discomfort ended in one day. Sold by Cline & Co and other outlets.
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