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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
4
Citizens urged to publish all legal notices in The RECORD to control costs and ensure notices like administrator appointments executor guardians road surveys or property sales appear in their chosen paper. The notice warns authors to inform their attorneys or risk publication in other papers.
An advertisement warns of a deplorable general illness affecting glands, liver, and kidneys noting symptoms like cough from liver trouble. It touts Glando as a remedy to remove poisons and restore glandular activity, urging those with low stamina or easy exhaustion to try it.
Column of satirical maxims notes human foibles from self praise to memory tricks. It cites Hoover’s wheat corner as a contrast and hints at a rabbit crop surplus while mentioning currency shortages across denominations.
A packing house event celebrates chicken packing season with twenty one employees sharing a hearty stewed dinner. Various locals visit relatives, move or travel between Marion Garrett and South Bend areas, including Mrs Zoda Fitton, Mary Miller, Eliza Ulsh, and the Bryant family. Local notices urge sending news to the Record office while highlighting small town social visits and moves.
Five room house on East Sycamore Street offered at a low price for quick sale. Inquire at the Record office for details.
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The 1815 agreement made Cracow a free neutral city under joint protection by Russia Austria and Prussia. By the 1840s Polish insurrections led Austrian occupation and Metternich's caution. In 1846 the last remnant of free Poland in Cracow vanished as Austria asserted control.
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