Local Post Office Note Carded at Silver Lake
A short note records second class matter status for mail at the Silver Lake Indiana post office, indicating classification used for publication and mailing procedures.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
4
A short note records second class matter status for mail at the Silver Lake Indiana post office, indicating classification used for publication and mailing procedures.
The report notes rising liquor consumption among Americans and denounces the trend as a national disgrace while urging reflection on the path of the nation and its people. It questions whether the nation is drifting and calls for action on a matter vital to every citizen.
Mesdames McKrill Sprigg and Evans returned from Newport and Bloomington after a week with relatives. Hannah Armey came home from Huntington where she visited her daughter. Ollie Amiss recovers from a broken arm. Notary services offered at the Record office. Mrs. Rittenhouse plans a visit to Boonton New Jersey with her daughter. Minnie Whittle travels to Mishawaka and South Bend for a brief visit. Clark Nichols from Pittsburg visits the Carter Frye home before continuing to El Paso Texas.
A vintage advertises Castoria for infants and children. It emphasizes the product as the kind you have always bought and bears the signature of the Ga source, reinforcing traditional trust.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Kline of near Bunckerhill visited after being called by the death of Elizabeth Kline, sister to J M Amiss. Claypool Lumber & Coal to Thomas Evans and wife arrived from Centralia, Washington, planning to stay in Silver Lake. Send RECORD subscriptions to keep in touch with absent friends.
The crowd cheered as a man lifted a burn box and proclaimed Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the best remedy for burns and many other skin ailments. He claimed it subdues inflammation and relieves pain, selling for 25 cents at Rager and Jontz’s.
In Eastern Virginia a group of aged Black mourners gathers at a fresh grave. Ole Marster learns from Dingo Johnston's wife that he is at the Sylvania mines, and he and Jim hurry to bring Dingo home. Dingo dies that night after sharing a somber tale of hardship and hunger, leaving his child with Ole Marster.
For Everyone Who Sews a treasure for weak eyed users. The Oslyx-Eyed Self-Threading Needle threads for the blind with no practice. Easy to use and handy, it costs 10 cents per package postpaid. Write Lock Box 33 Silver Lake Indiana for orders and agent terms.
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