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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
8
Breer Krager is portrayed as willing to pay any price for the right kind of peace, offering spot cash to secure it. The statement frames him as pragmatic and ready to act decisively to achieve tranquility.
An advertisement touts a Mexican root pill for biliousness and bowel issues. A summer lynching epidemic is noted with no cure in sight. Advocates push for whipping post punishment for wife beaters as a public policy proposal. We vote aye.
All Sadieville residents note Mrs S P Whitaker’s health improvement attributed to Dr King’s New Discovery. Her husband says it cured her bronchial trouble and a granddaughter’s severe whooping cough. The ad sells 50c and $1 bottles with free trial at Chas Rayer’s.
Caudiras De Foys reportedly ran 100 yards in 9 seconds to set a new world record. Late Klondike reports note many gold seekers faced starvation, yet the number of prospectors remains high.
An ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills to regulate the liver purify the blood and improve complexion with clear skin and rosy cheeks. Sold for 25 cents at Chas Rogers. A note mentions Chicago merchants backing a large department store as a lasting retail trend.
The piece suggests Mother's Worm Syrup can harm none and may cure various ailments. It claims a hundred foot tape worm could be killed by a 25 cent bottle and removed from the body. It also notes M Santos-Dumont's airship failing to win the $20 000 prize near Paris.
A Bennetsville editor, Brown, writes after long entailing from dyspepsia. He expresses being immensely surprised by a remedy or cure mentioned in his correspondence. The fragment hints at medical or personal health discussion in the local press.
The Curacao Record Herald showcases humor on its front page with a humorous cartoon and a humorous short story on the editorial page. The paper emphasizes hearty laughter as a tonic to life’s seriousness.
The item notes claims that white residents in Pekin face harassment as foreign devils, and parries with brief reflections on recent public figures. It mentions Admiral Schley’s cordial wires to an old friend and muses on Alphonso’s Madrid naval decision. Also references a Rock Mountain Tea ad and a burglary shooting, plus a Chamberlain’s remedy and shipbuilding contrasts between the Great Eastern and Celtic.
A short note stresses that prevention beats cure in health, urging early action and wiser choices to avoid illness rather than seeking a remedy after problems arise.
A garbled advertisement snippet mentions Dr Talmage, Rocky Mountain Tea, Madison Medicine Co, Chas Roger, and various disjointed phrases about beauty, lynching, remedies, and odd items. The text reads like fragmented promotional copy with misquoted lines and stray capitalized terms.
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