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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1899
Page
4
An ad claim states Beggs' German Talve provides instant relief for sores, cuts, bruises, and chafing. It references Dr. Clas. Rager and urges keeping a box on hand to prevent discomfort.
Refund offered on two 25 cent bottles or boxes of Baxter's Man Drake Bitters if it fails to cure constipation biliousness sick headache jaundice loss of appetite sour stomach dyspepsia liver complaint or related diseases. Spring tonic and blood purifier sold liquid in bottles and tablets in boxes. Price 25 cents each. Package guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded. In Silver Lake Indiana a good 8 room house for sale inquire of J P Womman.
A nature themed health appeal urges timely care as the body signals distress from indigestion and nervous symptoms. Knox Stomach Tablets are touted as a non stimulant vegetable remedy that builds the system, purifies blood, and aids digestion, with a money back claim and mail order option from the Knox Chemical Co. Battle Creek Michigan. Also a plug for a “Justice” sweet smoke product from dealers.
The Warsaw Business College offers individualized instruction with rolling entry, allowing students to begin anytime and resume later without extra charges. After a two week trial, a deserving student may earn a $50 scholarship toward a diploma once both parties are satisfied, payable in monthly installments.
Miss Grace Clymer visited friends in Claypool while many locals report health updates visits and travel. Attendees include Mrs Georg Brushe Mrs D P Myers and daughter Belva, and others visiting Huntington Warsaw Leesburg and Glen lake areas for work family reunions or telephony duties while several plan stays or moves to nearby towns.
The column touts a five cent Justice cigar and lawns at 24 cents daily until sold. It notes Mrs. Sarah McChire building two sidewalks on Main and Jefferson. It mentions John P. Dolliver speaking in Winona opposing William J. Bryan, with a cheeky remark about idle youths on street corners.
The piece notes that ancient athletes prepared a natural diet of boiled grain, cheese, dried figs, and warm water. It promotes Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a complete grain food aiding an ideal physique and lists store exhibits at M. McGlennen and John Fitton on specific September dates.
A gentleman’s silver watch valued highly was lost at Silver Lake on Sunday July 30. A liberal reward is offered for its return to the Record office.
Breeders urged to contact a Norman or Clyde horse handler in Silver Lake for spring services. Visit the barn near depot for an esshor and reasonable terms. Call to arrange viewing and pricing.
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