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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1917
Page
4
Instruction to readers to direct all legal notices to The RECORD for publication. Advises appointment notices guardians roads real estate sales and other notices be sent to preferred paper to avoid defaulting to county seat papers. Urges readers to inform their attorneys.
A generic medical claim describes a breakdown in body glands causing liver and kidney dysfunction and other symptoms. It asserts GLANDO restores glandular activity by removing accumulated poisons and renewing glandular function.
The piece rails at meat market profiteering and food hoarding, arguing that any gambler of food endangers liberty. It laments meat prices rising to 30 cents a pound and turkeys at forty cents, warning of Thanksgiving distress and urging penalties for food speculators.
Frequent visits and homecomings mark the week with Miss Vera Gresso visiting from North Manchester and J P Hamman returning after four weeks away. Local families move, travel to Fort Wayne and Warsaw, and neighbors share social calls while a Dodge car ad promotes modern features.
Rally day at Center is planned for next Sunday afternoon. Rev Richhart preached an excellent sermon at Center Sunday. Charles Netzen and family visited the John Homan home Sunday. Amos Homan and Charles Snake hauled onions to Silver Lake for T B Hathaway. Mrs J W Clink returned home from Warsaw hospital after two weeks treatment for her eyes and is much improved.
Limited time offer for name cards at ten cents each. Order now by bringing in person or sending your request to the Record Office.
Mrs. F L Townsend and her daughter Ada arrived home Tuesday from a visit in the Green area. Mrs. Kate Wiltrout departed on Wednesday.
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