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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
4
Public notice advertises Bliss Tablets with 200 doses for $1 to treat constipation and aid digestion. Also lists Bee stands for sale and two houses with barn and two full lots near Silver Lake with spring possession available through local contacts.
Mrs. Sarah Elliott returned to Van Buren after visiting at the A. B. Oline home and with friends. William Wiley spent Sunday in Bourbon with his son Edson and family. Mr. and Mrs. William English came from Peru for several days with their daughter Mrs. Floyd Burt and husband, followed by Mrs. John Bruce and husband. Mrs. Martha Jontz visited Milford early in the week with her daughter Mrs. Ralston and family. Lloyd Sausaman and wife of Logansport visited John Sausaman over Sunday. Miss Bertha Sausaman returned home with Lloyd Sausaman and wife for a short visit. Boxes of The Original Indian Herbs were left at the Record office in Silver Lake for readers to try the remedy. Isaac Kester and family from Mentone sought dental work with Dr. Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wollery and family from Huntington were at the John Summe home. Miss Freda Hill of North Manchester has been visiting her grandmother Mrs. Mary J. Hill. Dealers say the Harvey cigar leads in sales, with thousands sold daily. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCormick drove from Chicago to visit with Mrs. Ferrerda and family. Joe McKown was a business visitor in Wabash.
Mont Hamman family visited Fort Wayne relatives from Saturday to Sunday while others returned home. Nellie Amiss went back to Huntington after a one week stay with her grandmother. Ed. Wiley traveled from Bourbon for his father’s sale and families joined in. Various notices promote song books, subscriptions, and local commerce with community updates and sales.
An advertisement promotes Triumph Pills claiming safe dependable use in proper cases and warns against experiments with other products. It notes the item is not sold in drug stores and urges writing for details and relief information.
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