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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
5
An old newspaper fragment promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as regulators for brain and body. It mentions terms like indomitable will and energy linked to improved digestion and vitality, with a price of 25 cents at Ragera.
Nice weather with a light snow flurry last Friday. William Snacke seen on streets Monday afternoon. Ed Click and family were Sunday guests at Juan Deaton home. Mr and Mrs Samuel Cauffman visited C M Regents home Sunday. Charles Williamson of Surket visited Manton Kuckel's home Sunday with family. Mr and Mrs Frist and daughter visited Manton Rickel home last Sunday. Kautenerscuay of Claypoole in Luisvicliuty Monday for business. Charles Delusion of Warsaw Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Jui siual. Beware hunting for the fais watdlus. Mrs Bouse returned home after visit to J W Cliuk and relatives. Irvie Parker celebrated with 56 neighbors and friends for birthday. supper served.
Sunday School at the usual hour with preaching to follow at 10 30 a m on the subject Luther and the Reformation Y P C E attending activities at the same time including Sunday School pursuit of religious instruction and worship guidance
A reader asks for a couple of brief weekly items to enrich the paper’s column. The request notes interest in unique glimpses, human angles, or quirky finds that fit current events and local color.
A Wells Maine resident describes years of nervous collapse and sleeplessness. After two nervous prostrations he credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring balance to the nervous system and health, urging others to try it with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
Send your rams and address on a postal card to obtain a postpaid H page catalog of sheet music. Catalog features music by foreign and American composers and costs 10 cents per copy. Address RECORD PUB CO Silver Lake Indiana.
A petition circulates in Acadia Parish urging voters to register to oppose the Panama Exposition tax. It claims Louisiana parishes are assessed over 224 million and New Orleans about 231 million. estimated annual payments total about 3.1 million statewide and 1.7 million for New Orleans over ten years. It notes annual interest near 280 thousand dollars, leaving a six and a half million debt after a decade at 4 percent, with Orleans parish backing the tax.
The letter argues for a fair allocation of the 1915 Panama Exposition benefits between New Orleans and San Francisco. It urges not to pick a single host city but to ensure the American West receives its share of opportunities and money from the event. The author, Gallup, Liberty CNLM, advocates fairness for the Sunset state.
A brief item highlights A. Cooper of Oswego New York who suffered a long relentless cough resisting remedies for years. The report notes it struck mainly at night and mentions widespread belief in a certain remedy’s praised effectiveness for stubborn colds and related chest ailments.
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