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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
4
Public appeal to readers and attorneys to publish all legal notices in The Record. Encourages control of notices such as administrator appointments and real estate sales, warning that firms may publish in their own papers without client instruction.
A promotional blurb describes a tonic named Glando claimed to repair glandular disorders and cleanse the system. It warns of liver and kidney impairment from poisons, suggesting the product revives energy and health.
A collection of wartime slogans and aphorisms praising courage and national unity. The lines invoke patriotism, fuel shortages, and the British navy while urging decisive victory and a lasting peace through defeat of the enemy.
Fire Prevention Day is set for the state next Tuesday but a local citizen with an empty coal bin ignores prevention and focuses on how to start a fire instead.
Local items note Lyman Metzger and family visiting Robert Reed’s home and John Montel's business in Atwood. The RECORD office invites subscriptions and renewals with a money saving arrangement. Walter Hamman attended Indianapolis as a K P grand lodge delegate. Dorothy Dando visited Montpelier with high school colleagues. Hugh Snyder returned from Chicago for dental college related work. Six Ford cars were unloaded at the Ford Station in Claypool. A soft coal burner is for sale at the local harness shop.
Five room house on East Sycamore street offered for sale at a low price if taken soon. Inquire at the R&C or RD office about the four lots and property bundled with the house.
Fred McKown advertises as a scrap fruit and junk purchaser. He offers to buy assorted fruit scraps and miscellaneous junk at highest prices, inviting neighbors to call 68 for quotes and pickup arrangements.
Germany moves to recapture lost world trade after the war. The peace commission led by Senator Stahmer outlines plans to export chemicals, dyestuffs, hardware, cutlery, and knick knacks while limiting imports with duties. Costs must be kept down to win back markets and balance trade.
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