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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
5
Advertisement notes Hall’s family pills offered by druggists at 75 cents to treat constipation. Product emphasizes gentle relief and ease of sale through local pharmacies.
In a stenographers room Miss Carlson blazes with anger and insistence about a rival named Winthrop. Miss Conrad calms the scene while Miss O’Hara and Miss Dusenberry add witty asides about a garter-snake necktie and reflections in a drawing glass.
Weeklong visit by Pearson Brothers ends in Syracuse. Mrs Haddix of Warsaw solicits dress goods in Silver Lake and embroidery club meeting noted. Several fragmented local items mention deliveries, travel on trains, and miscellaneous conversations.
Mrs J W Feryerda returned home after a several day visit with relatives in Rushville. Amie Butler from North Manchester visited over Sunday with her people. Orvil Carr was in Winona Saturday evening. Deverlie Underhill joined the band filling the vacancy left by Orval Carr. Claypool Lumber and Coal Co invites orders in building line. Francis Racer family spent Sunday at A Metzger home. Dr L C Meek and wife from Tioga aided Mrs Meek in cleaning house while staying with flag and Steck homes.
Frank Smith returned Wednesday from Piqua Ohio where he had been visiting for a week or ten days. Tony Underhill was down from Elkheart last Sunday visiting with his people.
A historical ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It claims relief from the first day and cites a testimonial from G Brown of Musca dire A’a, praising the product as life saving for a severely obstinate cough.
An advertisement for Today's Magazine Canton Ohio claims it is the largest edited magazine, priced at 50 cents per year. It invites readers to send for a free sample copy and premium catalog, with subscriptions handled through the RECORD office to save time.
A plea for subscribers to send a yearly RECORD to loved ones living away at a dollar each. The appeal suggests many weekly thanks and encourages readers to be kind to distant friends by sharing the notice and keeping them connected.
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