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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
16
A notice invites readers to enroll for home delivery of the Record at $1 per year. It also promotes Fliss Native Herbs by James Meloy Syracuse, listing tablets for sale at 200 doses for $1.00 and urging wider use in Silver Lake for rheumatism indigestion and kidney issues.
Mrs. Ed Davis of Chillicothe credits Cardui for restoring her ability to walk after years of weakness following childbirth. The ad touts Cardui as a gentle vegetable tonic and includes a testimonial claiming success with four bottles. The piece also contains a Hall’s Catarrh Care promotion by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo with a notarized oath and distributor claims.
Mr and Mrs EW Gress traveled to Chicago last Sunday afternoon to buy wood for their store. Capt Dennison of Allanta Iowa left Monday after a several day rest with his wife and daughter Mrs Howard Judd and family.
Mr and Mrs Perce Perry joined Mr and Mrs George Butterbaugh for the third annual Ford Picnic at Wabash East. Dorthy Young visited with new ground residents L B Yount, and Joe Cline returned to Lafayatte after three months with grandparents U K and L Cie. Mrs Haney's sister Rieses visits from California. funeral details for Charles Haney noted. Mrs Frank Getty visits South Bend for a couple weeks.
Miss Netta Belmont of Lowell Massachusetts married Francisco de la Pena of Puebla Mexico after a playful pine board message on a cotton goods bolt sparked a long distance courtship. Their families met in Lowell and Puebla as objections faded.
A noted electricity scientist predicts future clothing made from mineral wool will be dirt cheap and refined to be soft and stylish. The material, produced by blasting steam through liquid slag, already serves as heat insulation and is claimed to retain body heat for winter warmth.
A list of handmade and practical gift items for men including knitted scarves, silk mufflers, crocheted fobs with coins, monogrammed handkerchiefs, tan linen laundry bags, leather tobacco pouches, and embroidered initials. The text also notes decorative tape with a signature and a cigarette paper holder feature, ending with a remark on tobacco cravings.
Local band concert planned for tonight. Mrs. Mary Shriver of Dayton Ohio visited the Amiss families last Friday and is niece to Grandna Amiss. Ed Wiley and family from Bourbon Cate visited over Sunday for several days at the Wailtreut and Wiley homes. J F Skinner and family visited the Keplinger home east of town. Mrs. Keplinger is Mr. Skinner's sister. Alfred Ramsey visited with Mayna ga Young on Sunday.
Puillin Amiss and family visited the Hannah Army home last Friday and Saturday, with daughter Misa Olive returning home with her grandmother Armey. Ms and Mrs Earl Zile visited relatives in Alexandria. Willard Budd returned to Kalida after visiting Clyde Rhudd at the Fitton home. Isaac Helser did business in Warsaw. Five percent farm loans offered by Isenbarger Fleming and others. Local residents travel for schools, magazines, and subscriptions.
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