Rain delays corn planting and local notable movements
Heavy rain slows corn planting as George Saure watches real estate nearby. Laketon commences Friday evening as T Seller travels to Warsaw on estate business. T S Keller travels to Elkhart for uncle Samuel Snader's funeral after a 35 year Lake Shore rail career. funeral held at Syracuse with Blanche and Leonard Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Keller
Elkhart
Samuel Snader
Snader
Lake Shore Railroad
Syracuse
Mr. Keller
Blanche
Leonard
Dr. King’s New Life Pills Endorsed as Health Tonic
A patent medicine ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a universal tonic. It claims to tone stomach liver and kidneys purify blood strengthen nerves cure constipation dyspepsia biliousness and headaches. Sold for 25 cents at Rager's.
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Dr. King
Rager’a
Myrtle-Glenn Park Notes Show Busy Summer Ahead
Myrtle-Glenn park looks set for a busy summer as cottages are named and will carry placards. Visitors from Indianapolis and Warsaw enjoy fishing and moonlight strolls while locals and railroad workers plan stays.
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Myrtle-Glenn Park
Charles Emboy
J. W. Burton
E. W. Jenks
R. J. Butler
Wabash
Local Catarrh Disease Misunderstood For Years
The article notes catarrh was believed to be a local disease for many years and treated with local remedies that often failed. It discusses misperceptions and changes in understanding occurring in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secnor
How Jeannette Bourne Found Her Bourne Lineage
Jeannette Bourne, an orphan, travels to Europe and encounters a portrait of Captain Hugh C. Bourne. A London exhibition leads to a potential bloodline link with Hugh Bourne’s American descendants. A manor owner hints at a hidden marriage between Hugh Bourne and a woman named Hildreth, suggesting Jeannette's father shared that lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy C. Curtiss
American’ Press Association
Jeannette Bourne
Jeannette
Europe
England
London
Hugh C. Bourne
Royal Artillery
America
Monmouth
Bourne
Trndea
Alonzo Wearrick-Bourne
Captain Bourne
Hugh Bourne
Hildreth
Hugh Hildreth
Sych . Marin
FIT SCREENS TO DOORS WINDOWS FOR SUMMER HEALTH
A public health note urges installing screens on every door and window before spring to keep flies out. It argues flies spread disease and that health boards may consider requiring screens, especially in crowded districts, with possible landlord responsibility.
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Gihetco
Roeré
Calf, tramp tale ends with law and distraction
Five Gladys hotel guests lure a six month calf and awaken a tramp with a thrown stone. The tramp identifies Miss Lotta Innis as the offender. A city lawyer arrives to defend her as town justice considers charges of malicious trespass. The tale unfolds with shifts in sympathy and a courtroom twist.
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T. C.mcclure
Roofing supply and lending program announced by Claypool Lumber
The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co announces galvanized roofing in large supply with an offer to install or loan tools for DIY projects. The RECORD office shows Silver Lake residents a broad selection of postcards, described as the largest and most complete line yet brought to Silver Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Silver Lake
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George’ Saure
Atreete Turday
Real ‘Estate
Laketon
Myrtle
Glenn Park
Gladys Haney
Warsaw
Nyrtle Green Park
W. AH. Winster
Indianapolis
Charles True
J. D. Cline
Ildied
Chestnut
Jessie Miller
Rath Long
Mabel E Jontz
Geo Thade-Merks
Claypool
Ices
F. M Downing
Claypool, Ind
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