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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
4
Community members shared Sunday visits at multiple homes including the Odor Arnold and Beigh households. Recollects note Rev A Hunter’s last sermon, Nellie Skinner’s photography progress, and various local travels to Mentone Fort Wayne and Wisconsin for family matters. Also mentioned are fair plans, lake fishing lull, and corrections to prior local items.
An obituary style blurb extols Paul 83 and his use of King’s New Life Pills as a family blessing. Claims cure for constipation headache indigestion dyspepsia. Available for 25 cents at Rager and Jontz.
In the dull season Chicago mail order houses intensify advertising. Carriers bring catalogs daily as merchants avoid local ads to boost sales, a strategy that helped them clear seven millions of dollars last year.
Minneapolis man lo aman recounts a personal journey in a reflective May 27 1911 letter to the paper. The writer details struggles and resilience, offering a vivid glimpse of courage and reform in early 20th century urban life.
Local residents hosted guests and visited relatives across Center Items last Sunday and Saturday. Several people plan to attend the Fort Wayne fair this week while others shared meals and companionship with neighbors and friends. A medical testimonial promotes BONANO with a Chicago department store advertisement.
A Clinton Maine reader extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal cure for burns sores bruises and injuries praising its pain relief and healing powers. The ad notes a 25 cent price at Rager and Jontz.
Corn cutting is on in earnest Ed Burk harvested his onion crop Monday Some have begun sowiry wheat but we think it a little early Mrs and Mrs Vet Johnston were visitors in Warsaw Saturday William Ring and family visited last Sunday at the Stickler home J W Clink and wife called at the Irvin Parker home Sunday afternoon Mr John Homan is getting along nicely since she returned from Fort
Fragmentary OCR shows a claim by Thos Arisa of Concord Michigan stating use of Dr King’s New hay fever remedy for coughs and sore throat. It mentions price 50c and 1 trial bottle offered by Rager and Jontz with a money back guarantee.
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