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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
8
A detailed schedule lists speakers and sessions for a Saturday Sunday School Convention. Events include praise service by J P Horman, sermon by J Q Kline, devotion led by A F Kline, address by Township President on Sunday School aims, and multiple discussions and recitations led by local leaders such as Adam Stout F M Jaques Mrs Jenni e Wells A 53 Scott Mary Stont Elsie Clink and Rev H L Greenawalt.
The Records notices James D. Richardson of Tennessee named the most exalted mason, ranking with King Edward. The convention dedicated the Albert Pike statue in the city. Washington’s coming season promises a busy congressional agenda and social life as the capital grows into a winter center.
Washington letter notes Admiral Dewey resigning as head of the Metropolitan Club amid navy and army friction. Anti-saloon advocates press gains, claiming progress against saloons. Washington’s saloon scene sees meetings and heightened temperance fervor nationwide. Local figures discuss upcoming shifts as restrictions tighten.
Belleville druggist Abraham Hare extols Electric Bitters as the best selling remedy he has handled in two decades. He claims the tonic tones the stomach and liver, purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and builds up the entire system, curing a range of ailments. Price 50 cents, sold by Chas. Rager.
National Bottlers hold an annual convention in Cleveland while national unbottlers continue sessions at anti-tag institutes across the country.
From Coopersville Michigan comes a claim of a pleasant tasting liquid that before retiring guarantees a good night's rest for cough sufferers. The ad-copy asserts it will soon cure the cough too and credits three generations of the Himelburger family with use of Dr King's New Directory for consumption.
Local report claims Gooch's Mexican Syrup cured Miss Davis from a lung fever danger. Doctor warned the patient would die before morning but household doses of Gooch's syrup and Quick Relief chest baths revived her, boosting the product’s local reputation as a cough remedy. Price two cents.
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