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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
4
Record Office staff consistently attend during business hours ensuring notary services are available. The message underscores reliable access to legal document assistance from qualified notaries on site.
Brush and Hanson at the Recorp office in Silver Like promote a subscription agency service. They offer to handle subscriptions to any magazine and provide a Money Saving Magazine Clubs catalogue upon request.
The advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment cures itchings and eruptions including eczema and salt rheum. Geo W Fitch of Mendota Illinois reports long lasting relief after one box and advocates others try it with a money back guarantee if not helped. The offer price is 50 cents from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Readers are urged to consider a pneumatic sweeper from the Uluntley Sweeper Co. The ad claims full guarantee and reasonable price. The RECORD notes many people use the Duntley and would not be without one. Call the RECORD office to order or visit an agency.
Brosh offers farm property insurance highlighting fire and lightning protection. The ad encourages owners to insure their property promptly and discusses coverage options and benefits for rural properties.
Community notices urge readers to assist the record by supporting legal notices and court postings. Authorities promote involvement to ensure compliance and access to timely public information.
Town residents report travels to Winona and Cleveland Ohio. Cleve DeCamp joins Big Four station work. Local insurance pitches urge property coverage. Visitors include Bud Jontz Nellie Fleck and several Etna Green residents. Millinery sale in Akron and church preaching at Franklin.
Mrs Harvey and Meredith family west of town visit in Claypool and Warsaw with relatives returning home Monday. Miss Adda Leonard returns to Rochester after weeks with family. Amy Butler resigns North Manchester hotel post and plans Plymouth move. Union Accident and Health policy ad urges protection against everyday accidents and illnesses.
Local residents and visitors share weekend trips and social visits. Names include Lyons Mentone Wiley Reese Haney Montpelier and Burt families. Dr D R Albert and Mrs Snoberger join North Manchester and Argos visitors. Advertisements promote Union Limited accident health policies and sheet music.
A physician in rural districts treated a playman’s boy with whooping cough and advised ice to the head. The next day the housekeeper said the boy was much improved, but the mice were all dead, in a grim regional anecdote from Dundee Weekly News.
Fragmentary note describes an ancient document titled the convention between Rameses I of Egypt and the prince of Paheta. The text appears to be among the earliest extant treaties, illustrating diplomatic language and terms between ancient powers.
Local applications cannot reach the diseased portion and are ineffective against deafness. Only systemic or professional treatments offer potential relief or cure.
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