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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
5
Surgeons state men are slightly more subject to appendicitis than women. Silver Lake readers are told that Adler-ika with buckthorn bark and glycerine often removes or prevents appendicitis and eases constipation and gas with one spoonful.
Community items report illness and visits as John Cass and Arthur Grimes recover from tonsillitis. H C Snyder returns from Indianapolis with Edward Hay and Indiana ICC F grand lodge news. Various family visits occur near Warsaw including Harter, Taylor, and Amiss families. Notices promote notary services, a new baby named Jess Mayvern, and a state Sunday school convention at Muncie.
In Guam eight years after golf arrived a US Department of Agriculture official William Emory Hallowell devised a butterfly aided method to keep golf balls in play. He used honey scented paste to lure blue butterflies to the ball, creating the so called butterfly links. Locals celebrated his ingenuity with a celebratory dinner at the commandant’s quarters and the course was named in his honor.
A fair attendance at the Center Sunday young peoples meeting. Mrs John Homan and Ina visited south-west of town Monday. Six boats fished on Iske before five am Sunday. Carl Gill and a companion on the streets Sunday evening. John Beber and family at Samuel Sellers home Sunday. J W Dillingham in the vicinity Sunday. T B Hathaway builds an addition to his house. C M Regenos and family consider a future trip to Michigan.
A wedding notices special stock invites readers to view specimen cards and choose invitations at low prices. Let guests visit the Record Office in Silver Lake to see samples before printing invitations.
Notice urges readers to subscribe to RECORD and stop borrowing neighbors papers. It warns neighbors dislike lending and encourages support for the local newspaper.
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