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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1903
Page
4
L2 O F Lodge No 476 meets each Friday evening with visiting members welcome. Bert Reese is the Noble Grand and Artie Carr serves as Recorder and Secretary.
The item notes an expiration date beside a name on a newspaper, mentions Uncle William Hill's illness, recommends Colbert's 8 cent coffee, and records Roscoe Self returning to Milford and Guy Boulton visiting Goshen. It also touts Rocky Mountain Tea at Chas Rager's for 35 cents with a nostalgic line about youth from a fountain of youth metaphor.
William Gresso, W A Rantz and Wilfred Hamman bag six to Greaso and four each. At Home announcements for Rev H L Greenawalt at 619 North Third Street, Goshen Indiana after December 1 1903. William Rhodes visits Goshen to repair his mother’s house. Dr Snodigasa of Marion visits G W Sherbondy en route from BarkFet. Post office glass broken by boys. replaced by L W Myers. A deputy fish commissioner interviews locals about fishing. case to be presented to Grand Jury. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised at 35 cents. Burdge ad referenced. Frederick Sundry visits Edwardsburg Michigan. Chas Sundry to move to Granger Indiana to work on the Big Four for Jasper Smith. Subscription expiration notices printed on wrapper. Hueh McFadden moves to Walnut and Jefferson. Joe Garver and family, Dayton Harter party, John Olinger and family visit Tucker’s country home. boueons dinner enjoyed.
John Carl of Canton Ohio who visited relatives in Indiana was found unconscious Monday morning at George Michaels home after a stroke. He has remained unconscious since with poor prospects for recovery. Dr Leckrone attends. Later reports say he is in a dying condition.
Subscriptions and advertising promotions fill this page with local items from Maurer’s bread to Smith & Pearson’s oysters. Mentions of Harvey Hamman and Ray Henderson at Adams Express in St Louis, Dr Haworth family in Claypool, and Rev. W D Samuels’ call to Goshen. Also notes on Go shen church, Hick's Almanac orders, and Leonard & Alspaugh stove line.
Miss Amy Sheroondy was unable to attend to her duties as teacher in the intermediate department last Monday due to a serious rheumatic or neuralgic attack that came on Sunday evening. Miss Ina Leckrone supplied her place.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a trusted tonic for weak children. It claims cod liver oil mix aids strength and appetite, promises a free penny sample, and urges ensuring the label image appears on every bottle wrapper. Scott & Bowne, chemists, New York.
The copy claims youth fail to respect age and touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for many ailments. It lists dyspepsia jaundice fever and constipation as defeated by the pill and notes availability at Dr Chas Rager's drug store.
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