10 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
1
A rumor of smallpox in the Rhodes household prompted Dr. Amiss and Dr. Bash to visit the family. They found the report groundless, arising from children’s imagination and exaggeration, and declared no illness from the disease.
An advertisement by Chas Rager's drug store touts Dr King's New Life Pills as life saving and health restoring for a Durham North Carolina reader. The testimonial by P Muse cites severe stomach and liver trouble and claims rapid recovery after use.
The Liberty Mills feed mill now completes all grinding at three cents per bushel daily. Capacity has doubled and customers will see reduced delays on busy days.
A sample copy of the Record invites readers to subscribe confirming a price of 31 dollars per year for access to the newspaper.
A collection of brief items notes residents visiting and traveling between North Manchester Warsaw Canton and Cleveland, promotions for printing services and Puritan Corsets, railway jobs, shipments to St Louis, and calls for community news submission. Includes Rocky Mountain Tea ad and local business appeals.
Adam and W D Stout attended North Manchester on Wednesday. Items include hay baler for sale, Puritan corset from J T Dickey and Son, lace lessons by Mrs A Brush, J W Warvel’s Silver Lake visit, Star Restaurant bread from Gold Medal flour, and various social notices. Comrade Meek writes from Washington DC about travel to Mt Vernon and Richmond, with details of tunnels and visits to Gordonsville and Fortress Monroe.
Scott's Emulsion is praised as a vital aid for men women and children. It is said to build flesh strength and repair wasting illness providing sustenance for growth and health. Free sample offered from Scott & Bowne New York with prices listed.
Fifteenth annual reunion of Companies I and K F 12th Indiana Volunteers held at John Bruner's home with wives and children. After dinner officers were elected for the ensuing year and a program of songs and talks followed, honoring veterans and recalling Civil War scenes. General Reed Williams attended and spoke with memories of General Logan and wartime leadership.
Alfred Hee of Welfare Texas writes how biliousness and a lame back left him unable to eat or sleep. After using Electric Bitters he reports better sleep improved appetite and renewed strength, claiming the remedy gave him vigorous health and energy for hard work. Only 50 cents at C Rager's drug store.
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