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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
12
The text discusses digestion and health concerns such as constipation bloating belching and pain. It mentions overworked digestion and secretions with references to bilious and nervous conditions and poison matter accumulation.
Silver Lake readers learn a home remedy claiming to prevent appendicitis by flushing the bowel with Adler-i-ka. A single spoonful is said to relieve sour stomach gas and constipation by removing foul matter. doctors and patients allegedly noted instant effects.
Russell Deaton, age 26, son of Mr. and Mrs Juin Deaton of Sidney, died after a one week illness attributed to influenza that led to pneumonia. He leaves a wife and child, his parents, and two sisters including Mrs Dale Klum an A local funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the home with burial in Claypool Cemetery.
Mrs Gus Bouse dies at her southwest of town home after a brief illness. She had been sick since Wednesday with influenza and asthma, and her condition grew worse Sunday before death Monday morning.
Adra Audessie Oldfather Bouse died March 21 1918 aged 36 years 4 months 6 days born June 15 1882 daughter of John and M B Oldfather married to Augustus I Bouse June 3 1901 and mother of five Marjorie Caroline Mary Donald and Joseph living husband one sister Mrs George Newhouse one brother Union R Oldfather in France and her mother preceded her in death baptized Lutheran April 1896 she was a devoted wife and mother and will be greatly missed.
The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock with short services at the home conducted by Rev. A. Z. Fryberger. Interment followed in Lakeview cemetery.
Mrs Adam Barnes died at her home northwest of town around 9 o clock Sunday evening after a brief illness from Spanish influenza and other complications. She was about fifty five and survived by her husband several children and numerous other relatives and friends.
Sarah M Thompson daughter of Abner C and Mary Thompson was born July 14 1854 in Henry County Indiana and died October 20 1918 at age 64 years 3 months 6 days. She married Adam Barnes February 4 1875 and had six children nine grandchildren three siblings and a foster daughter. She joined the Clutch of God 25 years ago and was a loving mother and kind companion. Funeral services were held from the home on Tuesday forenoon.
We thank friends for floral contributions and for help and sympathy during our bereavement. Adam Barnes and Children.
Lost a pair of rim nose glasses. Reward offered. A sale listing mentions a brood of nine pigs and a house with barn and 11 acres adjoining Silver Cake for sale. Inquiries directed to W. I. Geiger and Roscoe Self. contact numbers provided.
In Petrograd the Blue Triangle clubrooms host a gala for Russian girls and six men as war and hunger press in. Sonya asks for a note to switch to day shifts so she can study. the YWCA offers English French stenography bookkeeping and music, a refuge amid chaos.
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