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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
8
Local druggists offer three ounces of Grando Pines priced at fifty cents, to be mixed with syrup to make a pint cough medicine. Marketed as easy to prepare, inexpensive, and effective for coughs bronchial issues and croup. Contains white pine and other ingredients with preparation directions included. Sold by Rager and Jontz.
An official from the U S Government Waste Paper Department in New York says the government saves about 30000 a year by recycling waste paper. The system sorts 3000 tons annually into twelve categories, with confidential papers shredded under supervision and even used Morse telegraph ribbons recycled at about 900 miles per week.
Mrs. Jack Butt helped at the Frank Butt home and visited the Ray Ferree home in Goshen. James Beck and family traveled from Wabash to spend Sunday with the Pike family at the park.
L D Underhill recovering and back at duties after illness. Aukerman family from near Plymouth visiting relatives including Mrs I A Snoberger and the Hively family. Local ads invite magazine subscriptions and offer record office orders. Various residents like Curt Conway, Electa Snyder, Alvin Bowen, and families are mentioned with travels and visits around Warsaw and North Manchester areas.
Clarence Bryant who runs a local grocery in Elkhart spent Sunday with his parents there and his mother joined him to stay a week or two. A political meeting is planned for next Monday evening October 23 at 7 30 in Silvr Lake with Hon John W McCardle of Indianapolis discussing current issues. An automobile parade at 7 headed by the Silver Lake band precedes the meeting. All are invited.
In Guam a small golf project grows from a marooned setup into a legend for William Emory Hallowell of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He devised a butterfly guided method to recover lost balls, creating the butterfly links course. The tale recounts his clever honey scent trick, the butterflies drawing toward the ball, and a subsequent era of recognition and social revelry amid island life.
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