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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
5
A local theater notice promotes Gilbert A. E’ dredve appearing next Wednesday at Yount Hall. The program features impersonations and period costumes performed with natural ability. Proceeds support school activities.
A declamatory appeal invites readers to subscribe to the RecoupD publication, praising its enticing content for long evenings at home. The message urges non-subscribers to join at about £1.00 per year, highlighting reading material and hours spent with its pages.
A letter from W S Wilkine of Gates North Carolina claims Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cured a hopeless lung case. The ad states the product strengthens the lung and stops coughing and urges readers to buy a bottle for 25 cents.
Commission counts from three townships show Kiline elected in Lake, Cauffman in Clay, Magee in Franklin with Paulus winning Monroe Township by six votes. Recount petition filed by Mr Wine led to circuit court appeal as Paulus’ lawyers challenge the result.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis launches the Fifth Annual Tuberculosis Day Movement to educate churches schools and lodges nationwide. Sermons lectures motion pictures and literature will be distributed free with outlines and stock talks for ministers and community groups. Local anti tuberculosis societies or the national office in New York City will supply materials.
A petition led to a recount in Franklin township where the election board's tally stood. Frank Magee, a Republican, was declared elected by six votes. Amos Doran, who contested the result, is Magee's brother in law.
In Clay township a recount on Wednesday after a petition by E W Showalter the defeated Democrat candidate upheld the election board count and John Cauffman a Republican was declared trustee by a margin of one vote.
Dr J N Hurty state health officer reports a diphtheria epidemic among rabbits in several Indiana counties and notes rabbit deaths in Switzerland and other nations. Initial misidentification as foot and mouth disease is corrected. Hunters or others finding dead rabbits should report sightings to health officers.
The international livestock show scheduled for Chicapo from November 28 to December 5 has been canceled this year. Directors in charge cited foot and mouth disease spreading to many localities as the reason for calling off the event.
Members of the S. T. Club held a Thanksgiving party at Miss Mable Haney's home last evening. A three course luncheon was served and the gathering was described as very enjoyable.
We are booking orders for spring deliveries and offer superior trees farm and garden seeds. Satisfaction guaranteed. See sample of Northern Russet potatoes in Bank window Saturday. E. EB. MAURER.
Mrs Walter Homman of Wabash is recovering well from burns received weeks ago when her foot was burned by a hot stove. A grafted skin procedure helped restore the foot and she can sit up part of the day.
The U B Church faces several notes due as the 100 dollar and under subscriptions must be paid by December 7 1914. Scott Lawrence president urges donors to remit promptly to meet obligations and avoid delay.
The new Methodist church at Bar Ket was dedicated last Sunday with an all day service. A crowd attended each service and subscriptions rose from intended 2000 to 2100 dollars, aiding liquidation of the church debt.
An advertisement invites readers to use Brush and Hanson as an authorized subscription agency to save money on magazines. It offers subscription reception for any magazine and mentions catalogues with Money Saving Magazine Clubs and a pickup at the Recoxp office in Silver Lake.
A brief note extols a lively approach to digestive and hepatic health. It emphasizes a balanced regimen and consistent habits as keys to enduring wellbeing. The piece underscores natural vigor through steady daily practices and mindful routines.
Local advert states Brush & Hanson Magazine Agency in Silver Lake can save readers money on subscriptions to U S magazines. Customers bring or mail renewals and new orders to receive discounts, with examples like The Delineator and Everybody's at lower prices than publisher rates.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a cold and cough remedy. It claims quick action, antiseptic healing, and family trust from Lewie Chamberlin of Manchester Ohio, offering money back if not helpful and a 50 cent bottle in the home.
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