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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
8
An ad lauds Rexall Orderlies as the best remedy for constipation with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It highlights pleasant taste, no gagging, mild laxative action, and permanent relief, noting tablets come in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes sold at The Rexall Store run by Mager & Jontz, Druggists.
The National Tribune in Washington presents a new Florida map compiled from government surveys and Post Office data. The 28 by 30 inch three color map costs 7 cents postage and will be mailed free to any reader on request. Send stamps to The National Tribune, Washington, D. C., to receive the map rolled in a tube.
A collage of humorous exchanges and anecdotes from magazines and newspapers. Jests about poets, grandmothers, hobos, and children mingle with quips on doctors, magnets, taxes, and a farmer named Hogan. Light, period voice, with multiple voices and short scenes.
Butterbaugh and wife toured Chicago while Earl Haney of Montpelier visited family here. Wabash railroad worker Haney is a dispatcher and Nyal’s products are advertised. Thelma drama to be staged at Akron Opera House October 10. Local movement includes gutters, building materials, and residents planning moves to Plymouth.
Historical note states tea was cultivated in China 2700 years before the Christian era and first used there as a beverage. The remark highlights ancient origins of tea and its early cultural role in China.
Advertisement for Calyx-Eyed Self-Threading Needle promising easy threading for the visually impaired and sighted. Claims no practice needed and postpaid availability for 10 cents per package from Lock Box 33 Silver Lake Indiana. Also invites sales agents offering a potential 50 cents per day after school.
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local treatments and must be treated constitutionally. It explains Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and offers a 100 dollar reward for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with free circulars from EF J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A conductor calls from the front of the car as a shrill passenger voice orders patience. A small boy struggles to bring a basket of laundry aboard, prompting curious passengers to look on.
A light exchange recalls a flirtatious night at a masked ball where a husband admits not recognizing his wife until the end. The wife’s agreeable demeanor becomes the punchline as the couple laughs at the mistaken identity.
A jumble of quotes shows couples, neighbors, and rivals trading jests and accusations about friendship, marriage, truth telling, and household affairs. The chatty snippets hint at secrets, jealousy, and social theater among residents.
The statement notes that satisfying taste is simpler than supplying other dinner necessities, implying that flavor is less problematic than nutrition, sourcing, or preparation challenges for a proper meal.
A moral reflection on the difficulty of accepting outcomes in life. It notes that many young men struggle with desire versus reality in a harsh world.
A concise remark notes that satisfying those with clear preferences is easier. It suggests confidence in understanding wants and delivering results.
Pittsfield New Hampshire resident Mrs W W Gould credits Electric Bitters with curing long standing stomach and kidney troubles. She urges others to try the tonic saying it helped her greatly and that it is the best liver and kidney remedy made. 50c at Rager and Jontz.
A persuasive appeal urges readers to subscribe the Record for 81 and send it to a son daughter brother sister father mother or friend living away. The message promises frequent weekly thanks as a payoff for keeping in touch through the year.
For sale is a good heavy draft animal at a bargain price. The seller, W. A. Warner of Silver Lake, urges quick purchase as the deal ends soon. Mutual Phone 7 on 92.
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