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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
5
Miss Barbara Baker visited Warsaw Saturday and many neighbors visited in Sunday events. Sunday School officers were elected with Nettie Knoop as Supt and Ruth Garman as Secy, Nellie Botkin organist, Bertha Metzger chorister, Oder Arnold treasurer, Ves ia Arnold librarian, and additional posts filled.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a natural remedy to restore function when organs like liver kidneys and bowels allegedly “strike.” It promises excellent health and urges readers to try the product available through Roger & Jontz.
Reports from North Manchester recount visits and meals on Sunday with families including the Aker Carr and Dahlem households. Merriment centers on Mildred Aker, Delphia Johnston, Hazel Mcixhill and Beatrice Moyer visiting local homes and a Claypool gathering.
Wallace Dillman visited the Rhodes home after arriving from Rouen last Sunday evening. A son weighing 51/2 pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Coxley in McLain Oklahoma on Wednesday October 11. Mrs. Coxley is daughter of Postmaster Ferree. Notary services offered at the Record office. Ruth Arnold visited from Claypool. L. D. Sneke and family from Claypool were guests at the Ed Sneke home. Charles Teeter, a Akron blacksmith, visited his parents west of town and friends in town.
J C Hay and wife visited the Alartin Hay home east of town Esther Wilson arrived from Dudley Illinois to stay with family in the area Several residents sought dental work in town A Halloween masquerade is planned A death in Racine Wisconsin affected Mrs Lapp who then suffered injuries in Racine and Elkhart while traveling local notices invite reader submissions and promote He Mi La chocolates and Claypool lumber offerings Abraham Dillman travels to Wabash for legal business
Miss Alfretta Price was a guest of Erica Dahlem Sunday Roy Zellers spent Sunday with Er nest and Orval Carr Miss Beatrice Moyer was a guest of Miss Bessie Carr Sunday Chester Bause and family spent Sunday at the Sid Aker home Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Carr daughters Marie, Mrs. Chester Bause and Mrs.
Advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as unrivaled for wounds burns corns sores eczema and more. Claims expert relief for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands sprains and piles. Price is 25 cents at Rager and Jontz. It's a bold local sales pitch highlighting multiple ailments cured by a single salve.
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The notice urges sellers to plan sales at home with a complete list of items and submit it to the Record office for careful handling. Rev A D Buck hosts revival meetings at Gas City with strong attendance. Also mentions masquerade event and growing mail orders for sheet music with catalogs available for 10 cent items. promotes trying a catalog order to save money.
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