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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
2
Seven years of proof that Dr King’s New Discovery helps coughs colds throat chest lungs. The world has thirty eight years of proof for coughs la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis hemorrhage of the lungs early consumption. Prevents pneumonia when used timely. Sold with guarantee at Ragers drug store 50 cents and 1 dollar. Trial bottle free.
A column urges gratitude and responsibility as Thanksgiving approaches. It notes counterfeit five dollar bills in Indiana and links debt repayment to social momentum, while encouraging helping those who are cold and hungry and promoting legible writing and spelling for all. It frames personal action as a path to collective improvement.
A vintage ad urging readers to take Dr King’s New Life Pills to avoid biliousness malaria and jaundice. The notice emphasizes keeping out of trouble and mentions a price of 25 cents at Rager's drug store.
Local events feature Miss Coral Molmes returning home to Fulton Monday after Miss Swick milliner work. Upcoming entertainment planned for Tuesday and a sales event at Swick millinery. Community notices include visits, moving announcements, and local business promotions in North Manchester and nearby towns.
Braude is building a substantial barn adjoining his packing house to support his growing produce trade. Mrs. J A Meek visited relatives in North Manchester and Liberty Mill over the weekend. Nov 24 Y P S C E. Hard coal and other coals offered by local firm leading Kosciusko county sales. Kodol advertised to aid dyspepsia and stomach trouble, sold by Rager.
Arrangements are complete for the second annual Fruit show at Purdue University during the Farmers Short Course week January 11 to 16, 1909. The Indiana Horticultural Society and university horticultural department co sponsor with a $300 cash prize list. Exhibitors must grow their own fruit and may request premium lists from C. G. Woodbury at the Experiment Station in Lafayette.
A humorous take contrasts a lawyer who charges ten dollars for ten minutes with a doctor one dollar per prescription and an undertaker who commands a hundred dollars yet remains charming. It ribaldly mocks editors for chasing stories and charging for copies, ending by asking how one would run a newspaper.
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