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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
12
An advertisement extols Glando Tonic as a three in one liver tonic that cleanses the system and supports digestion. It claims improved vitality and steady bowel function, urging purchase through mail order and local agents.
Silver Lake notice promotes Adler-i-ka as a bowel flush to prevent appendicitis. It asserts buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients cleanse the tract, relieve sour stomach gas and constipation, and offer instant results.
Observers note gasoline shortages may require keeping Sunday bans through November. The public has supported gasless Sundays, saving fuel for army use. Some suggest a fixed weekly ration instead to allow flexible car use until supplies recover.
Last week the boys traveling to Valparaiso to enter school were mentioned. Raymond McKrill and Albert Ramsey did not pass the physical examination and returned home Saturday morning. The remaining boys are progressing well.
Rev A F Kline of LaCenter Washington sends in a subscription remittance and notes the conference ended and the group will press on. He praises mercies from God and hopes no Silver Lake men paid the supreme sacrifice though some have, and prays they will go over the top and over Berlin.
Theodore Kern aged 19 from near Burket was seriously injured Thursday night in a car accident on a Warsaw bridge. George Whitesall and two Warsaw girls were in the car. a buggy passed and the driver swerved, sending all occupants over the bridge. The girls escaped with minor bruises while Kern suffered a severe leg injury with a fractured bone and lacerated knee.
Early 20th century botanic cure promises quick relief from gas sour stomach and constipation. The ad touts Adler i ka buckthorn bark glycerine formula as a single dose remedy expected to cleanse the intestinal tract and provide rapid results.
Deputy State Veterinarian Dr W W Yates, a Chicago veterinary college graduate, has been appointed deputy state veterinarian of Tennessee. The Paducah News notes he is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Yates of Paducah and has relatives in the area.
Local notice invites readers to use a magazine subscription agency for all periodical orders. It emphasizes authorized service and potential savings on subscriptions.
The Young Women's Christian Association youth group launches the Earn and Give club to convert thrift lessons into donations for the United War Fund. Girls under eighteen will earn five dollars each through work like shoes shining and home economies, while older supporters coordinate public appeals.
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