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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
8
Magazine clubs and money saving catalogues available from Brush & Hanson at the Record office in Silver Lake. They handle subscriptions to any magazine, saving time and money. callers can obtain catalogs by request.
The notice urges readers to subscribe or renew through Brush & Hanson at the Record office. They can order any magazine or paper and promise savings, inviting a trial order for winter subscriptions.
A short time offer lists 25 name cards printed for 10 cents each at the Record Office. Prompt orders requested, either in person or by mail.
Article urges mothers to prevent infant illness by regular antiseptic use in the mouth and nasal passages. Promotes Glando Gargle with eucalyptus as a germ destroyer for teething babies, colds, sore throat, hay fever, and adenoids prevention, sold by druggists or Grand-Aid Co. Fort Wayne Indiana at 50 cents.
UNCLE DAN argues for mandatory military training for boys, citing improved discipline, alertness, and earning potential. Jimmie Collins and Billie discuss experiences from the Mexican border and two photographs showing a recruit before and after months of training. He notes training strengthens individuals and national defense, urging lawmakers to pass the Military Training bill.
Local items report visits among residents including P M Metheny and Mrs Metheny from Indiana, Mrs Boulton of Goshen visiting relatives near Silver Lake, and trips by Tracy and Bannon to town. The piece promotes subscribing to the Record and lists auctions and family visits plus a brief ad for Halls Catarrh Cure with a Toledo company notarized claim from 1886.
The Divorce Commission in England surveyed working women led by Lielyn Davies of the Women’s Co Operative Guild. They largely opposed divorce and urged marriage to be held sacred regardless of abuse, challenging prior beliefs that women favored divorce for relief from brutish husbands.
In Kosciusko Circuit Court September Term 1917 John E Rowland as Administrator filed final account for William T Little deceased. Court will examine on December 3 1917 at Warsaw Indiana. Heirs creditors legatees must appear and show cause why account should not be approved. Dated October 30 1917 Aaron A Rasor Clerk By Geo T Oborn Deputy Frazer Frazer Attorneys for Administrator.
The Kosciusko Circuit Court issues for the September Term 1917 a notice to defendants named and unknown to appear by December 31 1917 to answer a complaint to quiet title on the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 23 Township 31 North Range 5 East in Kosciusko County Indiana. The action names heirs widows widowers and creditors of several McKim Gordon Barnes and Shoalty ancestors as defendants and cites unknown spouses and successors in interest. The plaintiff cites residence unknown and nonresidency in Indiana and states the action seeks to quiet title against all claims to the described real estate.
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