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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
5
Amie D Baker and others joined neighbors around Packerton on Saturday and Sunday. Weddings: Eli Smith and Miss Tressie Cauffman married Saturday evening. Many unaffiliated visits to homes and churches noted among Baker, Beigh, Rowland, Carr, Deaton, Swick, and Garr households. Local residents enjoyed a pleasant Sunday social scene with family and friends.
This advertisement explains catarrh as a constitutional disease needing internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces, not local applications, and is described as a legitimate prescription by leading physicians with testimonials available on request.
Susan Jameson of Claypool spent Sunday at the Joho Rowland home Lester Rowland visited with John Carter near Yellow Creek lake. Many locals including Elva Rowland Pearl Hill Maxine Snider and others were Sunday guests around Warsaw Akron Silver Lake and nearby homes.
Too late for last week Jasper Johnston visited Sunday with Herbert Price. Bessie Caff has a visitor in North Manchester Tuesday. Samuel Beber and wife spent Sunday at the John Beber home. Miss Mildred Aker visited Sunday with Portia Flora in Silver Lake. Mrs Mary Army called at Sam's Clinic and William Zellers home Tuesday. Sylvester Johinston and wife called at the William Parker home Sunday afternoon. Lawrence Alspaugh, wife and son Alvs spent Sunday at the Chester House home. Abie Whittenberger and family vis
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a tonic and purifier for the digestive and nervous system after grip illness. It claims many have recovered strength and spirits, urging readers to try the remedy at 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction. Local agents Razer and Jontz promote distribution to churches and organizations.
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