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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
3
Cedar View merchant B G Stewart tells customers they receive gold weight value for a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. The product claims relief from constipation malaria and biliousness. Sold under guarantee at Corner Drug Store for 25 cents.
Center items report sun stroke, Sunday visits, and family events. Names include J. and Rowland, Beatrice Moyer, Ina Hohman, Iva Brady, Alfaretta Price, Frank Hill, Roy Carr, Cleo Utter, John Rowland, A. L. Price, Frank Summe, James Gill, William Dahlem, Albert Whittenberger, North Manchester, Elkhart, C. J. Jamison, and Claypoole Lumber & Coal Co. Building material catalog promises wide selection and fair prices.
Public notice announces acceptance for publication in the Silver Lake Record inviting candidates from all parties to seek the ser vice with equal attention and courtesy.
Lem W. Royse announces to the Republicans of Kosciusko county that his name will be presented at the county convention as a candidate for nomination to the Fifty fourth Judicial Circuit bench, subject to convention decision.
Charles F. Budahn of Tracy California says his luckiest day was buying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Two 25 cent boxes cured years of itching piles after other treatments failed under guarantee at Rager's drug store.
Rainy conditions persist as residents report social calls and local activity. Mentions include Linda J W Reyenes sightings, Elmer Study and Frank Ilill with horses, and visits by Mr and Mrs Beber and William Loehr near Palestine. Shop ad promotes gingham fabric sale at Richardeon Dry Goods Co.
Message from Mel H. Summmy announcing his name for nomination as Judge of the Fifty fourth Judicial Circuit at the upcoming county convention subject to convention selection.
J. H. Eschbach announces his name will be presented at the Kondusko county convention as a candidate for renomination as Representative in the General Assembly. He seeks reelection to the General Assembly representing Kondusko County.
A. L. Cornelius announces intent to run for Prosecuting Attorney of Kosciusko County subject to the Republican county convention to be held June 2. He states no other details beyond the forthcoming decision.
H. V. Lehman states his name will be presented at the upcoming Republican Prosecuting Attorney convention, depending on the convention's decision.
J J Babcock announces his name will be placed before Kosciusko county Republicans at the June 2 convention as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to convention decision.
W A Mabie declares his name will be presented to the upcoming Republican county convention as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the convention's decision in Kosciusko County.
The coming convention will decide on presenting John F. Clymer as the 58th Commissioner for the Southern District. The record notes the nomination is subject to convention decision.
Cyrus B. Deaton announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Lake Township Trustee in Kosciusko County. He states the nomination will be decided at the Republican nominating convention on Monday, June 1.
The candidate announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for Lake Township Assessor in Kosciusko County subject to the upcoming township nominating convention on Monday June 1.
Four year old Robert brings a large party bounty to his mother and learns about sharing mischief. His mother, Mrs B, faces the awkward task of explaining why the gestures differ between guest and host in a light hearted New York Sun item.
A clergyman orders his servant to borrow tripe on credit from neighbor David. During Sunday service the pastor asks what David says and the servant, misreading the cue, answers that David says no money no tripe. London Answers.
A musical society rehearsal led by Professor Schwarz faced a humorous mispronunciation of Baal in Mendelssohn Elijah. The conductor urged a softer vowel creating a playful exchange as the chorus improvised “I hear us Bawl.” The moment caused laughter and confusion for the Little German observer.
An old Harper s Bazaar recipe describes flattening fried codfish balls, topping with hard boiled eggs, and serving as an attractive breakfast or luncheon. It adds ham with white sauce on toast rounds, then places a ball on each toast slice and pours more sauce around.
Sale bills advertised with lower prices than rivals in the area. REcorpD offers free newspaper advertising for those who print their bills there. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A compact call urging readers to subscribe to the Record so the issue becomes theirs.
A mother asks Edith about her tea party behavior and if she took liberties at the table. Edith replies she behaved as a proper young lady and there were no liberties on the table.
During our price inducement sale we offer special low prices on all shirt waists shirt waist suits wash skirts muslin underwear and lace curtains. The assortments are very large and cannot be described with prices. Come and see them at the Record Office.
A local notice urges readers to subscribe to the Silver Lake Record now. The message emphasizes the neighbor’s reluctance to lend the paper and keeping the paper at home when desired.
Local builders urge homeowners to act now as cement pricing dips to an unusually low level. Suppliers tout abundant stock and steady delivery windows, highlighting cost savings for foundations, driveways, and structural repairs.
A fragmented local notice lists various individuals such as John Sausaman William Yates Chester Olinger and R W Reed Sr alongside balances like 3.00 2.90 and 2.75 for accounts owed to the newspaper including printing advertising and subscription charges with several unreadable fragments.
The notice claims climate and altitude cause fevers at high elevations and malaria at lower levels. It promotes Electric Bitters as the remedy for lassitude malaria jaundice biliousness fever ague and debility. Sold under guarantee at Corner Drug Store. Price 50a.
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