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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
4
A fragmented notice urges voters in Koseinsko county to renew subscriptions for magazines or newspapers at the Reid office to save money. The text is garbled but centers on a renewal discount offer.
Pearson visited Fort Werverda last Friday and Saturday with his brother J W Fer verda and wife. D E Wiley of Pierceton has been here the past week in the interest of the Ried Murdock company. J O R Oldfather went to Fort Wayne last Saturday and joined his wife visiting at the Max Underwood home for nearly three weeks. Mrs Ed Drudge returned from Elkhart sick who had been there. Sonia Colbert shopped in Warsaw Tuesday.
Monroe Kreiter reports mild improvement after a past week illness. Jacob Rinroades joined the RECORD family register. Mrs. Cora Williams rode a train wreck near Jonesboro while returning to Indianapolis. G W Worley visited War-saw for business. Darling fertilizer advertised as best value by Fred Summe. Cathleen Burdge sick with severe cold missing school. Mrs. Esther Yates unwell since early week, Dr Amiss diagnosed liver and bowel effects from cold.
A storefront ad lists piano brands Baldwin Ellington Jessie French French and Son Hamilton and Schaff Brothers. The notice invites readers to write or call at 991 East Main Street Manchester to list property or inquire.
Warning against mercury containing catarrh remedies and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo. Claims the medicine is mercury free and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Notes internal use and availability from druggists with testimonials free and price 75 cents per bottle. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An OCR fragment indicates an offer to obtain Money Saving Magazine Clubs catalogs. It mentions calling to get a copy and attributes the notice to The RECORD office, Silver Lake.
A fragmented discussion on eye health argues the eye is the most sensitive organ and requires care to preserve vision. The text reflects on the difficulty of understanding why vision loss occurs and hints at the importance of eye function beyond pleasure.
A fragment discusses preparing exemption papers at the Record Office in March and April. It warns that many workers including artists engravers engineers clerks bookkeepers stenographers seamstresses and artisans neglect eye care which affects livelihood. It notes a general underappreciation of clear vision and hints at sudden fear triggering a pulse increase.
A fragmented historic ad warns that constipation poisons the body and promises relief with Dr Ring Site Pills and Be Reger Jontz. The text suggests symptoms like headache and general discomfort and promotes a specific remedy as the cure.
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