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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
8
The Senate passed a final resolution to enforce nationwide prohibition after June 30 1919. From May 1 1919 until war demobilization rules allow brewing only for beverage purposes. From June 30 1919 onward no intoxicating beer wine or liquor may be sold for beverages except for export.
W H Kern as executor of Mahala H Snyder's estate will conduct a public sale at the decedent's Kosciusko County home, on Wednesday December 4 1913 from 1 PM. Items include stoves beds tables chests sewing machine kitchenware bedding and about 250 bushels of oats and 6 tons of clover hay. Terms are announced at the sale.
A brief classified style notice urges readers to try a new advertisement insertion in the Record with a catchy phrase. The ad promises attention and results for ongoing listings and notices.
An advertisement touts Glando Tonic as a three in one liver remedy. It claims sluggish liver causes kidney strain, digestive issues, and headaches, with benefits for nursing mothers and even babies' bowels. Testimonials are promised upon trial.
Lucia, waiting on a station bench, recalls her war separation as Tony leaves for duty. The YM WCA builds the International Institute to teach English and provide native language support for foreign born women, aiding assimilation, letters home, furloughs, and work at home.
Mrs Jacob Maney received a letter from Mrs Clarence Vangilder about her son Everet Vangilder with the American Army Overseas. Everet writes he is in a hospital after stomach injuries from machine gun fire and underwent an operation. He says doctors and nurses are helping and he hopes to return to base, with a hospital in the future to write again.
Advertisement praises Adler-i-k-a for buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients that flush the entire bowel in one spoonful. Claims include relief of sour stomach gas constipation and prevention of appendicitis. Markets as instant pleasant action surprising doctors and patients.
Advertises subscription services from Brush and Hanson at the Record office. Promises to order any magazine or paper, with savings and a call to subscribe or renew. Encourages readers to place a trial order for winter months.
The clipping lists beef products including heads tails tongues livers hearts and feet with items like tripe barreled beef and chili con carne noted alongside bologna and weenies in a retail food context.
The remains of Mrs Solomon Protsman were laid to rest in Gospel Hill cemetery after a funeral in Claypool. She was past 82 and died in WarSaw. The Protsman family lived about three miles northeast of there many years ago.
Congress allocates one million dollars to state programs for free clinics treating the general disease. The United States Public Health Service under Surgeon General Blue will collaborate with state officials to curb the spread and suppress the social evil as soldiers return home.
A notice on the first page announces an upcoming early closing next week changing routine for those who usually shop for hardware groceries and meats in the evenings during the week.
Carter and Hill shipped a car of hogs Tuesday from Claypool to the Cleveland market.
Miss Elva Rowland, long employed in Detroit Michigan, is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Rowland north of Lown. The return marks a family reunion and local greeting for the area community.
Mr and Mrs W W Hill visited North Manchester on Tuesday to spend time with their son Otho and daughter Esta Gresso and families.
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