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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
5
A brief ad touts the Calyx-Eyed Self-Threading Needle as a remedy for dim sight, claiming it threads easily for the blind with no prior practice. It costs 1 cent per package postpaid and is available via Lock Box 33, Silver Lake, Indiana, or in person.
In Toledo Ohio Frank J Cheney senior partner of Fr Cheney Co swears to the firm’s promise to pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The affidavit dated December 6 1886 is notarized by A W Gleason. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is advertised as a internal remedy claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials promised by F J Cheney Co are mailed to Toledo Ohio and druggists carry the product.
Mrs Snyder visited Atwood over Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hathaway visited with relatives in South Whitey last week. Minnie Whittle was a visitor in North Manchester Monday. Charles Teeter has given up his position at the Ed Snake blacksmith shop. What use is threading a needle without self threading needles. Mrs Hannah Army visited North Manchester last Saturday then Hun meetetna with Heber McFurson family. Mrs Francis Reyer and children visited at William Ebert home. Robert Dillman came up from Battle Ground Monday evening for a few days with family. Subscribe for magazines and newspapers at the RECORD office.
The piece cites Lichtenberg noting that statistics on lightning deaths fail to quell fear. It contrasts with a Göttingen dysentery outbreak, where six deaths in days outpaced historic lightning fatalities, and imagines a thundercloud turning day into twilight as a dramatic warning.
An opinion piece argues the era of back to the soil and suburban farms is fueled by trolley and auto mobility. City dwellers seek rural life, valuing villa plots and farm imagery even as they stay connected to urban wealth and work. John A. Sletcher.
Mrs. Neal visits the cemetery after a private funeral and encounters Miss Burton’s grief. She consoles the young widow by sharing her own late husband Rufus’s death and a dream that helped her endure sorrow. Euphemia worries about gossip as Sarah hints at a forthcoming confrontation.
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