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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
5
A Rexall Store pharmacist promotes Resell Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee. Three sizes Te, Fe and $1.00 per box are sold by H. P. Rager, Druggist, urging sufferers to try the remedy.
Curious readers can obtain a ten pack of self threading needles sizes 5 to 9 or 4 to 8 by calling the REcoRD office or sending to Lock Box 33 Silver Lake. One satisfied user calls them "great needles" and many others agree.
North Manchester today hosts visitors Mesdames Regenos Hively and Grandma Rittenhouse, with Frank Ronald of Jackson remembered for a remittance to the Recop. Charles Carter attends the Indiana Grand Lodge session in Indianapolis, while J. H. Rhodes goes to the Odd Fellows Grand Ledge. A newborn daughter arrives to Chester Jontz. mother and daughter improving though the father remains critical.
Earl Cline works days at Webber drug store in Roan to aid selection and test drive of a new car. Mrs. Noah M Frantz begins a visit among relatives with Mr Frantz accompanying from Indianapolis. Anna Stowalter visits Roann guest at Burdge home. Bonary hot drink touted for health with self threading needles sold at RecOrd office.
The brief sermon scorches those who buy on approval while praising honesty. Afterward the gathering enjoys sociability with visitors from other parishes. The minister recalls two velvet chairs praised for thrift, only to learn they were returned after a furniture store sent them on approval.
A clever number riddle explains a method of summing digits to reveal a crossed-out figure. By choosing a row summing to 16 and subtracting from the next multiple of nine, the shown example yields 66 as the crossed digit, fooling the observer into thinking occult powers exist.
The article recalls the age of reptiles when oceans and land teemed with ichthyosaurs and other reptiles. It notes iguanodons in the Weald of Sussex and Hampshire, with complete skeletons mounted in Brussels. It mentions pterodactyls and predatory reptilian monsters shaping ancient life.
The Papyrus Rhind in the British Museum is linked to Ahmes the scribe and dated between 2000 and 1700 B C. Its Leipzig translator Eisentohr notes it contains a rule to make a square equal in area to a circle. The text is presented as a transcript of an older treatise, pointing to ancient Egyptian attempts to square the circle around 3000 BCE.
The report lists visits by H. A. Moyer and family to Andrew Parker, Sylvester Johnston and Delphia Johnston in Warsaw, and other Sunday guests at Sid Aker’s home. It notes preaching next Sunday, school travels by several youths, attendance at Akron high school commencement, Allison Swick moving onto James Vangilder’s former place, and Beatrice Mayer visiting Silver Lake frequently.
An old ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney Co of Toledo and a testimonial from Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. The text notes internal use, price 75 cents, and that Hall's pills aid constipation.
A look at the Dilettante Society a former London group of fine arts enthusiasts that lasted 130 years. Originating with travelers from Italy the society aimed to recreate abroad pleasures at home. Walpole dismissed it noting the nominally cultured but truly drunken ethos.
Mrs Wise asks Delian about her morning earache while Della explains the terrible earache. The exchange notes that all kerboles in the house are very drafty.
A New York Press snippet contrasts Hewitt and Jewett with a sharp remark about Ananias seeking a reputation if present in their era. The exchange highlights views on character and public perception in a concise literary tone.
In a playful exchange a waiter named Jobo answers a question about his wife Joan with a quip about her mood tied to the sun. He notes she is miserable when the sun hides and claims it fades the carpet when it shines.
A reader reports a Self-Thresh ing needle package available for 10 cents from the ReEcorp office. A woman praised its value and ease of threading, saying she cannot do without it and would pay more. If unable to visit, send 10 cents to Lock Box 33 Liver Lake for a package.
A witty Cleveland Leader line jokes that a bachelor who finds a wife gains improved living arrangements, framing marriage as a practical upgrade in residence and status. The quip uses humorous philosophy to suggest a domestic partnership offers tangible benefits.
Claypool Lumber and Coal Co announces a substantial and affordable shingles line described as the finest and largest offered in Claypool. Local builders are urged to visit the yard to compare prices and inventory.
A brief authorial reflection notes that a man who pauses in honesty effectively avoids villainy, suggesting restraint defines moral character. The line attributed to Martin presents a compact philosophical stance on virtue and misjudgment.
The notice announces Sunday school services at all Silver Lake churches to be held next Sunday morning.
Online deal notes best wall coverings with all grades to select from. Online Co offers a range of wallpaper at cut price, inviting shoppers to choose from varied quality and styles.
A notice in a history page mentions many higher grade selections in both vocal and instrumental categories. It notes varied performances and hints at judging standards used by the panel.
Building material of every description door and window frames windows barn siding. The largest stock in Northern Indiana. Sold cheap by The Claypool Lumber & Coal Oc.
Mrs. M. O. Dunlap of Leadville Tenn reports benefits from King's New Life Pills for constipation and female troubles. The ad urges readers to try the remedy, priced 25 cents at Ragern.
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