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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
15
A presidential signature seals a sweeping dry law aimed at ending beer and liquor production for beverage use nationwide by July 1 of next year. The Senate approved the final measure days earlier, with enforcement tied to war demobilization terms and presidential proclamations.
Executor W H Kern announces a December 4 1913 sale at the decedent's late Silver Lake area residence. Items include stoves beds sewing machine tables kettles cooking utensils and household goods plus about 250 bushels oats and 6 tons of clover hay. Terms to be announced sale begins at 1 PM.
An advertisement appears in the Record promising a daily payoff. The notice urges readers to try it and pay a fee for access or service. It emphasizes quick results and a simple sign up.
An early 20th century health blurb warns that liver sluggishness strains kidneys, disrupts digestion and causes headaches and dizziness. It promotes Glando Tonic as a three in one remedy to renew liver activity, purge poisons, and regulate bowels, with testimonials offered.
Lucia, a newlywed Italian immigrant, endures a station platform scene as her fiancé Tony leaves for war. The YWCA’s International Institute trains Americanized social workers to speak foreign languages and assist immigrant wives and mothers, providing guidance on English, work, furloughs, letters home, andAssimilation efforts across 18 languages in major cities.
Mrs. Jacob Maney received a letter from Mrs. Clarence Van der Vangilder about her son Evertt Vangilder of the American Army Oversea. The note from Evertt says he is in hospital with a stomach wound from a German machine gun, underwent an operation, and is being cared for by doctors and nurses and a chaplain. He hopes to return to a base hospital and write again.
An advertisement touts Adler-i-ka as a universal remedy with "instant" action for upset stomach gas and constipation. It claims to prevent appendicitis and offers simple ingredients like buckthorn bark and glycerine. The copy targets both doctors and patients, featuring testimonial endorsements.
Readers are urged to subscribe or renew with Brush and Hanson at the Record office They can order any magazine or paper and promises savings The notice encourages a trial order to enjoy cheaper prices and convenient service
Fragmentary text lists beef byproducts such as heads tails livers hearts and feet along with items like bologna and chili con carne, suggesting a discussion of processed meat products. The passage is incomplete and provides no identifiable events or individuals.
The remains of Mrs Solomon Protsman were laid to rest in Gospel Hill cemetery after a funeral in Claypool. She was 82 and died in Warsaw. The Protsman family once lived three miles northeast of here.
Congress appropriates one million dollars to distribute among states for free clinics to treat the disease, prevent its spread, and curb the social evil. U S public health service officers under Surgeon General Blue will collaborate with state officials to clean up the nation before soldiers return home.
The notice on the first page announces an early closing that will affect residents who usually shop for hardware groceries and meats in the evenings. The change requires adjusting daytime purchases during weekdays through the new schedule.
Carter and Hull shipped a car of hogs Tuesday from Claypool to the Cleveland market. The move highlights regional livestock transport activity and market connections.
Home from Detroit Miss Elva Rowland who has been employed in Detroit Michigan for some time is here visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs John Rowland north of town.
Mr and Mrs W W Hill traveled to North Manchester on Tuesday to visit their son Otha and daughter Mrs Esta Gresso and families for a period of time.
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