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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
8
On the Buffalo Exposition Midway a lively Sunday opening defied police but authorities prevailed. The police stopped the demonstrations as shows attempted to begin despite officers' orders.
A historical note promotes Mexican Root Pill as a remedy taken at onset of bilious feelings or when bowels fail to move. It claims the pill may ward off a long illness and suggests a “Get a cent box” promotion.
The National Civil Service Reform League denounces the practice of beating civil service laws through "special" appointments. Yet politicians continue the tactic, making a ban unlikely in the near term.
In Sadieville Kentucky Mrs S P Whitaker shows remarkable health improvement after long illness. The report notes a sudden and substantial recovery that astonishes local residents and prompts questions about the cause and treatment.
The Farm Laborers Union of Tudiana, a new group, secured its first victory by winning a strike for wages of 1.50 dollars per day.
If that mirror shows a wretched complexion it signals liver trouble. Dr King s New Life Pills regulate the liver purify the blood and restore clear skin rosy cheeks and a rich complexion. Only 25c at Chas Rager s. Our tariff was made to protect our interests yet some editors think Germany has no right to tariff on the same principle.
An advertisement touts Mother's Worm Syrup as a remedy for various ailments including possible tapeworms. It suggests a 25 cent bottle could kill a long worm and improve health. A Newark beware of disease from handling paper money is noted but not causing refusals.
Editor A Brown of Bennettsville South Carolina reports his wife recovered from severe dyspepsia after using Electric Bitters. He notes four bottles restored strength and appetite and claims the tonic fixes stomach and liver troubles with gentle laxative effects. Sold by Chas Rager for 50 cents.
An illustrated overview shows Standard Oil Company's vast holdings in Indiana. Using Wells County as a sample, the piece explains the company's ownership and operations, highlighting the scale of its presence beyond common public perception.
Advises early use of Mexican Syrup to prevent colds and lung irritation. Claims a quick cure and life-saving potential for sore throats and coughing. Bottle priced at 25 cents and sold in drug stores.
An array of brief items includes ads for Rocky Mountain Tea and claims of public speaking success by Minister Wu. A horse named Naber Girl wins a 2:20 trot at Grand Rapids with notable speed potential noted. Teething and diarrhea remedies are endorsed by O P Holliday, with Ches Ruger selling Chamberlain’s remedy.
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