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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
2
Farmers begin cutting corn as editorials confess folly of words. The National Corn Exposition will be held at the Coliseum Building in Chicago from May 5 to 1? 1907. The piece mocks vanity and urges letting troubles pass by stepping aside.
A columnist laments that few men defend friends when others turn away, critiquing social courage and loyalty in modern life with a sharp, opinionated tone.
An old health blurb urges regular sleep as essential for nerve repair and overall wellness. It promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy to quiet restless nights, strengthen nerves, and support natural organ function, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
A reflective column urges self discipline and neighborly kindness while promoting local improvement. It recalls moral maxims about wisely minding one’s own affairs and praising the town, notes cabbage growing near Warsaw, and describes farmers switching from wood to coal due to price and supply.
A editorial stance urges sellers to offer advertising to both local and out of town businesses at regular rates. It argues discriminating against nearby or rival concerns weakens commerce. Home merchants should compete by quality, not by blocking external advertisers.
A preacher confronts a newspaper man accusing truthfulness, and the editor counters with sharp words about ministers who always tell the whole truth. The piece portrays a collusion of pulpit, press, and gravestone, with journalists praising beauty while reality shows a different view of a bride.
A bizarre notice claims a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills was found at Rager's store and tied to a loss between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today. The note emphasizes the pills as a guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice and mentions a price of 25.
Local column recounts Mrs Hannah Armey's return from Huntington after two days visiting daughter Mrs Philip Amiss. It lists other items: ads for Kodo for indigestion, land sale near Silver Lake, Parrett Bros potato sale, Bucklen's Arnica Salve endorsements, visits by Mrs Cora Friend and Dr S C Jaques, coal and lumber offerings, and community notices from North Manchester to La Fontaine.
A weather note describes a rainy start to the week and near frost temps Tuesday. Local items mention visits by C. M. Regenos to Claypool, Adam Hansour from Akron on business, and several residents attending the Ft. Wayne fair. Community updates include illnesses of Mrs. Frank Hill and multiple visits among local families and neighbors.
We are prepared to do grinding promptly every day. Call and visit us at the Silver Lake Feed Mill for services.
The firm proclaims itself the largest coal dealers in Northern Indiana. They tout their product Eastern Gem as a world beater and claim exclusive agency for celebrated coal through Claypool Lumber and Coal.
Silver Lake Maryland dealer Summe Brothers & Co offers 3 single buggies and 2 carriages at bargain prices to move stock before invoicing.
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