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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
8
A Troy Ohio physician reports rapid pain relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlains Pain Balm sent by George F Parsons druggists. He praised the remedy and recommended it to friends as the best rheumatism treatment available.
Tickets sold for travel to stu Gens during Easter vacation at one third fare. Valid for the outward trip the day before school closes and the day after return. return limit covers the vacation period. Inquire of agents. 49-415.
Eggs per dozen nine cents Butter per pound fourteen cents Lard per pound six cents Chickens live per pound sixty four cents Ducks live per pound five cents Turkeys live per pound sixty four cents Wheat per bushel sixty six cents Oats per bushel twenty four cents Corn per bushel thirty five cents Cloverseed per bushel four dollars to four dollars twenty five cents Hogs per hundred pounds five dollars
Homeseekers excursion via the Nickel Plate road to points in the West Northwest and Southwest on April 17 1900. Tickets on that date good returning within twenty one days at one fare plus $2.00 for round trip. Inquire of agents or address C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Ind 534 17.
The White House in Warsaw offers meals at 25 cents each. Visit the county seat to enjoy inexpensive, tasty options during your stay in the area.
A collage of curiosities explains black Vanderbilt vehicles with maroon bodies, toad survival in stone blocks, glow worms producing cheap light, veneer cutting dreams from ivory and woods, and global earthquakes. Also notes on fungi, yeast, and train air turbulence posing hazards near speeding trains.
A collection of oddities and discoveries: four times as many wire nails as cut nails, Florida holds the most water within its borders, two sexton beetles bury a mole in an hour, moths with no mouths die soon after reaching a perfect state, Galicia hosts a vast salt mass, the moon may resemble a plumb bob, pain is not instant, arms reaching the sun would take 4132 years to feel a burn, Greely’s Arctic camp kept awake by strict rules, Harrington’s reported temple telegraph in India, and Egyptology hints at ancient temple communications.
The article notes China’s move to join the postal union via the inspector general. It mentions England’s divorce case Sex against Sex, a Bird as correspondent, Rouen’s 500 year clock, Redditch needle industry dominance, temperature effects on East River bridge cables, and the British lord chancellor’s cabinet privilege. It also mentions a Kansas City girl with a notable family line and a summer five generation urnex in New York.
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