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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
5
Henry Tenn resident T. D. Peedles reports improved strength and appetite after using Six bottles of Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy cured stomach troubles and headaches, praising its quick help and urging others to try it at Rager and Joxutz for 50 cents.
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In a Saturday Evening Post account Carrie Nation was hustled from a senate gallery before a conference began. The scene sparked "quite a little excitement" as she was arrested for disturbing the dead, provoking remarks from Senator Alison about dignity and traditions.
At an annual gathering, Master William Bloggins slips away behind a screen with a cigars his father smoked. After a moment he returns pale and altered, insisting he is not smoking but hints he may be in love, prompting concern from Mrs Blogging.
Gladys recounts to Marie how Harry Morton sent her six boxes of face powder with a note claiming that they had reconciled and that he must have taken powder home on his coat since they first met. The pair discuss the shattered engagement and the aftermath of his gesture.
A Sunday caller with six months of regular visits appears in a new wedding suit. A woman remarks on the suit and he reveals it is a business suit. The next day he spends $19.98 on a solitaire purchase as part of a bold plan.
An Irishman fell from a house and landed on a wire about twenty feet high. After a brief struggle he released his grip and dropped to the ground. When asked why he let go he replied the wire would not break.
An exchange between a young wife and husband on cooking styles. She calls a dish an original composition while he urges cooking by the old masters, reflecting a playful domestic debate on culinary authority.
A fragment from Mmeggendorfer blaetter presents a shy exchange about nerves before and after a marriage proposal. The brief dialogue contrasts the speaker's anxiety with the partner's relief, suggesting a light romantic moment captured in period publication.
A brief dialogue depicts a conductor and passenger aboard a train. The passenger hands over a key to the baggage car and identifies a mileage book tucked in a dress pocket. The scene conveys travel details and a simple exchange within a rail setting.
A Sunday School exchange jokes about a "word in season" while a fisherman laments food costs and the fish that escapes may be a calamity. The North Pole riddle spurs a child’s quip about Cook and Peary, and a stray line notes the easier girl can marry to control a husband’s mind.
Mrs Joe Parker was on our streets Thursday of last week Israel Garman and family were in Claypool Saturday evening George Beigh wife and baby spent Sunday at the John Deaton home Samuel Rhodes wife and baby spent Sunday at the Mahlon Rhodes home Walter Fisher called on Miss Dora Rhodes Saturday and Sunday evening James Reinhart and wife visited Tuesday at the Sarah Garman Home Mr and Mrs Ike Metzger were Sunday guests at the James Beigh home Charles Leiter and family were among those in Claypool Saturday evening Quite a number in this vicinity attended the fair at North Manchester this week B A Arra s wife and daughter Vesta spent Sunday afternoon at the James Beigh home Misses Ethel and Rena Metzger and Homer Metzger and Marshal Beigt visited Sunday with Dora and Sherman Rhodes Mr and Mrs Charles Garmin and two children of Columbia City visited Monday and Tuesday with the formers mother Mrs Sarah Garman
E E Young and E Berkshire report constant stomach and digestive troubles until using Dr King’s new life Pills. They praise the remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues and note the pills cost 25 cents at Rager and Jontz’s store.
A薬 Backien's Arnica Salvis claims to subdue itching irritation inflammation and swelling and to comfort it may heal burns boils ulcers cuts and pimples. Available for 25 cents at Rager and Jontz's drug store.
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