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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
5
Residents and visitors abound in the area with several Sunday and Monday calls. Mrs. Holden visited Mrs. Brown, Issac Platt and family visited Jacob Weller, and Weller guests joined W H Brown and family. Wabash trips and Laketon drives noted alongside a Levi Oldfather funeral.
In Toledo Ohio Frank J Cheney of Fr Cheney Co swears an oath as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice cites distribution in Toledo and advertises testimonials and a toll free call for the remedy.
Fifteen attendees enjoyed Friday evening with Miss Sad Shireman. The group plans an oyster supper and asks members to watch for further notice. The Class will meet with Miss Hazel Deaton in two weeks and full attendance is desired.
A football game is set for next Sunday at Wabash where the Wabash team will face Evanston Illinois for the four states championship. Evanston has recruited an English player and other stars, signaling a hard fought contest likely among the state’s toughest games.
Open letter to Kosciusko County voters by JOSEPHS. NEELY urging support for Lam as recorder candidate. He presents himself as competent and a worthy soldier, appealing for unbiased consideration regardless of party and asking voters to judge the man not the party. He stresses now or never for the opportunity.
Mrs Gladys Parker and her husband near Chiemro celebrate the birth of a baby girl last Saturday. Gladys Parker, formerly Miss Gladys Henderson, is well known in the area.
Hon. B. F. Deal, Goshen attorney, will speak at seven o'clock tomorrow in the town hall on current political issues from a democratic standpoint. Music provided by the Silver Lake band.
A marriage license was issued last week in Wiarsow to Lawrence Green of North Manchester and Rosetta Sebring from nearby. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sebring who reside southwest of town.
Fista Gresso sold property on Norris Jefferson street to HE Regeoos and is moving into the Alice Tridie property on Sycamore street one square south of the M E Church.
Infant Mary Ellen Harris six months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyman Harris, died Sunday night at their home southwest of Roan after a several week illness from complications. Funeral held at the home Tuesday afternoon, burial in Roan Cemetery.
Mrs A F Priser, long ill at her home east of town for several weeks, shows improvement and hope for a full recovery is expressed.
Indiana, an industrial state, lags in worker protection for injuries and death. The piece argues compensation schemes exist in 22 states, shifting burden from workers to industry, with benefits to families and society. It calls for a constitutional convention to fix Indiana’s protections.
A vintage advertisement claims Dr Linz New Life Pills ensure good digestion relieve constipation and purify the blood. It touts a vigorous stomach a healthy liver and a tonic effect on the body with a 25 cent price at druggists.
An advertisement notes extensive sales of Bliss Native Herb Tablets with numerous unsolicited testimonials. It promotes the remedy available on sale at the Record office in Silver Lake and claims relief for constipation dyspepsia kidney and liver trouble skin disease rheumatism and blood diseases.
Readers are urged to subscribe or renew magazines and newspapers through the agency to save money. The notice claims many people place orders weekly and questions the value of sending in subscriptions themselves, promoting Brush and Hans as a cheaper alternative.
The event at the Warsaw Opera House drew a very large audience as Governor Samuel Ralston spoke. The session drew widespread attention from attendees and reported by local press.
Residents of Silver Lake Mr and Mrs H E Revenos moved to town yesterday into the recently purchased North Jefferson Street property of Esta Grosso. The Regenos farm west of town will be tended by Mr and Mrs Glen Tullis as we welcome the Ada residents to our city.
A historical editorial argues Indiana faces an almost unamendable constitution after 63 years and 322 proposed amendments. It details the amendment process, its obstacles, and advocates a constitutional convention for broad reform to address urgent needs.
The expense argument for a constitutional convention is weak compared to the potential gains. Indiana held a convention in 1851 despite poverty, cost $85,683.05, while Ohio paid $270,000 in 1912. A modern convention could save more through tax reform, improved city governance, and public-utility controls, yielding long term welfare beyond immediate costs.
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and coughs. It promises quick relief, soothing effects, antiseptic feel, and child friendliness, urging readers to buy a 50 cent bottle.
Readers are urged to consider the fluntisy Sweeper Co. pneumatic sweeper with full guarantee and reasonable price. Recorn residents favor Duntiey and would not be without a unit, with orders placed through the Esecorp office if the agency is not desired.
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