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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
4
Advertising rates are set on application and ads will run until ordered out. Copy must reach the office by Wednesday noon. Obituaries addresses resolutions and lengthy write ups and paid entertainments exceed thirty lines at 3 cents per line in advance. Cards of Thanks ten lines or less cost 5 cents.
One year in advance and six months options offered for subscribers. The notice lists pricing at $1.50 for six months and $1.00 for one year prepaid. The date appears as Friday November 7, 1902.
The firm Brush and Hanson announce that sickness death and the funeral of Father Hanson caused their office to suspend operations for several days. They apologize for delays and omitted content and express hope for understanding.
A Chicago reader extols kindness over real estate deeds and urges helping others. The excerpt promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cold cure, claiming it averts pneumonia and has saved the writer from illness in the past.
Trustee Joan L. Agruer announces the office will relocate to the rear room above Leonard and Alspaugh’s hardware store starting November 1. The notice references the Nebuchadnezzar and Farmers' Journal endorsements of grass varieties.
Report says the sultan, facing bankruptcy, would reduce annual harem expenses from 775000 to 250000 while seeking financial relief amid court pressures.
A historical note recalls John Wesley asked why repeating helps and links it to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The text asserts repeated teaching and emphasizes the remedy cures colds and grip and helps prevent pneumonia. Sold by Chas Rager.
A party of Canadians aims to reach the North Pole using cars adapted for ice travel. The notice resembles an automobile company advertisement and highlights ice mobile advancement and exploration efforts.
A brisk quip links duelists and football in praising the surgeon and the hospital corps. The remark notes the importance of medical support at society events and athletic contests alike.
Mrs Cranfill of Troy Indiana reports long lasting relief from indigestion and dyspepsia after using four bottles of Kodol. The ad claims the product digests what you eat after meals and transforms food into red blood. Chas Rager endorses the remedy.
A rumor claims Booth Tarkington will drop his full name to Tarkington after a political rash, but there is no truth to the tale.
A colored brother visited the White House to urge a prayer campaign for Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 election but was dissatisfied with the reception he received.
D. L. Beach of Clover Nook Farm Greenfield Massachusetts reports four years of stomach trouble and says after using part of a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets he feels much better. He recommends the tablets to any with stomach issues and promises pleasing results.
The New York Tribune piece describes a wine expert’s duties and disciplined life. It details sensory testing by sight smell and taste, the need for temperance and non smoking, and the special glassware and tasting method. It notes diverse regional wines from France Spain and Germany, and cites salaries from 25 to 40 dollars weekly.
All Kinds of Feed Grinding operates at the Liberty Mills feed mill charging three cents per bushel daily. The move doubles capacity and promises minimal delays for customers on busy days.
The text outlines a provision that in emergencies the board of education can hire or fire a school principal or head of a department. The wording is fragmented but signals executive flexibility during urgent situations affecting school leadership.
In Tenoir North Carolina a woman reports being 180 years old and has 78 living descendants. Local lore says she never gossiped or nagged and is currently teething, though the account reads as a curious family tale from an old newspaper fragment.
The architects who designed and supervised the new office building for the President omitted to provide suitable arrangements or even a place where they could be installed.
Reverend Parker will resign as pastor of the United Brethren Church at South Whitley effective Sunday November 16. He accepted a vacancy at Peru following Reverend J. Simons resignation who now handles Indianapolis U B University sales. Farewell sermon to be given Sunday evening November 9.
An instructional feature on shampooing hair without leaving soap residue. It advises lathering until white, thorough rinsing with water heated hot then cold, using sprayers or a watering pot, and leveraging small gas stoves to heat water. Finish with rainwater or borax-diluted water and a glycerin rosewater brush rinse to keep hair light, soft, and flighty.
Isenberger and Arnold offer loans at a low five percent interest with annual payments and allow partial prepayments of one hundred dollars or multiples. They also have private money available for quick loans and purchase notes of all kinds. If you have a farm to sell, contact Isenberger and Arnold in North Manchester Indiana.
J J Babcock sells his grocery stock to Rager and Son. Goods invoiced and possession transferred last week. Babcock served town business for sixteen years in trade, now to pursue new opportunities. Rager and Son are known locally, reputable in the same business and will continue serving the trade. Come and see them.
Letter heads and envelopes for residents on rural routes printed at the Recorp office.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a guaranteed remedy for skin eruptions blotches sores pimples eczema salt rheum and chapped lips. It claims the salve refines the face and prevents or heals various conditions, urging readers to use it for blemishes and cracked skin.
Practical guide outlines simple steps to keep goldfish healthy and thriving. Tips cover feeding, water changes, tank setup, filtration, and common care pitfalls to avoid for a smooth home aquarium experience.
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