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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
4
A jumble of satirical lines about war finance, postage, dye stuffs, and currency markets, mocking price rises and shortages. The piece lampoons German expressions and American habits, noting gasoline prices in Havana and forecasts of local death notices if prices climb.
A southern newspaper notes sugar shortages boosting demand and quips that sweet girls are always sought after, reflecting light social humor on scarcity and charm.
Instruction to publish all legal notices in The RECORD to control costs and ensure notices reach clients. Urges attorneys to place administrator executor guardian surveys road ditches real estate sales and other notices in preferred papers, warning against defaulting to county seat papers.
An advertisement describes Glando as a remedy for a deplorable condition affecting the glands liver and kidneys. It claims the product removes accumulated poisons renews glandular activity and can relieve cough stomach and bowel trouble linked to liver inactivity. It urges readers to try a test to see its effects.
Miss Marie Metzger spent Wednesday night with Miss Thelma Paulus. Mrs Lula Olds of Elkhart visited here over Sunday with her parents the Sprigg family. Auctioneer Jesse F. Lynch reports live stock sale results. Disko 4 on 10. Mr and Mrs Samuel Smith and Shester Olinger visited the Levi Roger home near Pierceton. Smith stayed longer. Paul Snyder was in Mishawaka over Sunday. Send news items to the ArcORD office. Various visits by Underhill, Hindbaugh, Fuck, and Funk families noted. Breeding ewes offered for sale by H A Moyer, phone 1086 Silver Lake. Ray Henderson transacted business to Ft Wayne. Several Paulus and Timberman family visits. Subscription appeal for the RECORD offering a year for 1.25. Mrs Laura Lunsford left for Wisconsin after a week’s visit. Marion Swibart in Fort Wayne. Charles Smith and wife back from Ft Wayne after death of his mother. Dodge car ad highlighted. Leonard Supply Co. Chas H Raber manager. Miases Mable and Beulah Martindale teaching in South Bend, visiting home. J W Walburn and wife with son Percy in South Bend. they rode with Rufus Snyder. Self threading needles praised. 10 cents at Ancorp office. Albert Leffel building a cement block barn for burial vaults and blocks. Everett Shipley and wife with Fannie Shipley visiting Myron Murphy west of town. Dorothy Dando visiting Montpelier. Magazine and newspaper subscriptions offered by Brush & Hanson. George M Moor of Julesburg and Mrs Philip Morris of Roann visiting.
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