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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
10
Local residents confuse chronic appendicitis with stomach or bowel trouble. J. R. Norman promotes Adilevika the German appendicitis remedy with buckthorn bark and glycerine, claiming a single dose stops symptoms instantly.
A vintage ad touts the Oalyx-Eyed Self-Threading Needle claiming it can thread for the blind and sighted with no practice. It notes simple use, universal appeal, and orders shipped postpaid from Silver Lake Indiana with a ten cent package price.
Say what if a fire should destroy your home or your household goods Are they insured Brush SLansoan are agents for several of the extra good companies and the rate is very low Don t forget this but have your property insured at once.
If you enjoy our paper, why not read your own edition to see what it offers. This line invites readers to check their own local paper for similar content and community coverage.
Instruction to readers to place all legal notices in The RECORD to ensure publication and control over notices like administrator or executor appointments, surveys, road and ditch matters, and real estate sales, warning that attorneys may publish in their own papers if not directed to The RECORD.
Mrs. Carrick, a careful housekeeper, reshapes the home for her father who moves in after his old house breaks up. She counsels tidy habits and shows patience as he resists reform, especially over hangers, shaving, and a grease-smeared rug. Her husband suggests a quiet exit strategy to avoid confrontation.
Conversation among women over tea reveals a chatter about husbands and weather. Theophilus, absorbed in photography, ignores dinner as he studies a developing plate, insisting on “Just a minute” while his wife comments on the high light in the dark room.
In a hotel the manager trains a new arrival to enforce a rule that gentlemen must spit into spittoons. A guest is challenged after a half hour by a waiter named Pat who accuses the man of not using the spittoone and threatens to report him.
A heated exchange arises as a passenger questions why tickets must be purchased prior boarding. The conductor replies the policy aims to prevent fare evasion and ensure crew safety, noting the train could derail before the passenger can reach payment.
A mother recalls her sixteen year old daughter reported missing in Hex. The article notes concerns from family and local authorities and urges any leads to contact police.
Clell and Wil Kemp were visitors in Warsaw yesterday Amnie Butler visited North Manchester over Sunday Read Fitton and Ahomusin ads Finley Kirkpatrick now employed in Wabash visited for a few hours Walter Loucks of Chiago was a Sunday guest of Miss Clara Frantz J W Walburn a veteran wall plasterer returns to Silver Lake to take jobs Paone Rager and Jontz Floyd Bashore with wife and child were North Manchester guests at the Jon Gull home Mrs Bashore is a Gall family daughter Francis Rager and family and mother Mrs Jacob Rager drove to Minister Ohio Saturday to visit Tommy Ruger and wife.
Community items list visitors and social calls including Clarence Vangilder and family in Peru, James Vangilder, H E Regenos hospitality, Will Plast in Bourbon, Orval Carr with Lucy Abderhill in Warsaw, Warden Smith with Gladys Hinney, Florence Gall in Warsaw, Fred Horne visiting from North Manchester, Flossie Manning of Elkhart, J M Amiss hosting, Thomas Baker home visits, and Mrs Alice Betz of Milford declared insane and bound for Loganport hospital.
Brush Hanson at the Record office Silver Lake promotes an authorized subscription service for magazines and periodicals. Readers can request Money Saving Magazine Clubs catalogs to save time and money on subscriptions.
Mrs. W D Stout shows improvement after rheumatic grippe two weeks of illness follows a four week scarlet fever quarantine that affected the Stout family and Mrs Scott Whittenberger who cared for her daughter also fell ill and is now improving as friends hope for full recovery Akron News urges sending the RECORD to absent friends as a yearlong gesture.
An advertisement proclaims Croxone ends backaches and urinary disorders by cleansing kidneys and dissolving uric acid. It claims the remedy penetrates kidney linings, neutralizes waste, and enables blood filtration, with results regardless of age or duration of suffering.
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