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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1899
Page
8
Beerews Bare Cage advertises the Free Press Annual Yearbook and Encyclopaedia for 1900. It is a 550 page volatile reference priced at 1.50, with over 20,008 copies of the 1899 edition available at 2 cents each. The publisher markets it as the most prized book ever published.
An advertisement touts Beggs Little Giant as a safe pleasant cathartic after dinner pill. It promotes the product with lines describing its gentleness and effectiveness and mentions ticket sales by Chas Bawer.
An old advertisement promotes Beggs German Salve as a cure for itching and Breeving piles. The claim notes the product costs 25 cents and is associated with Dr. Chas Laeer.
The note asserts easy cure by Beggs' Diarrhoer Balsamitis with Dr. Chas. Rayer endorsing it. The claim emphasizes simple remedy and assured results.
A nineteenth century ad touts K Chaslinger's Drug Store offering pure fresh drugs and patent medicines including Beggs Diarrhea Babsam guaranteed.
Announcement invites readers to try Reges Hair Renewer described as an elegant hair dresser product that prevents dandruff. Mentions Dr. TCuus Ruger in association with the ad.
An old advertisement claims Beges herry Cough Syrup is superior and offers a bottle for 25 cents. Readers are urged to buy if unavailable from their druggist and to notify the sender for delivery.
The article warns that running by danger signals leads to death or injury. It compares warning signs in nature and machinery and promotes Knox Stomach Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia. It urges readers to obtain a box by sending 50 cents to Knox Chemical Co. in Bathe Creek, Michigan.
Notice of refund guarantee for Baxter's ATan Ike Bithers products sold as a spring tonic and blood purifier. The undersigned refund money if the remedy fails to cure constipation biliousness sick headache jaundice loss of appetite sour stomach dyspepsia or liver complaints. Sold in bottles and boxes priced 25 cents with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Chas Roger Dr E B Flavien.
Ti claims to restore life and beauty to hats while stopping dandruff and preventing hair loss with Beggs' Hair Renewer. Dr Chas. RBager endorses the product, promising noticeable results.
Advertises Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a daily health booster. Claims sugar coated globules turn weakness into strength and fatigue into energy, featuring a price of 25 cents per box and available from Dr. Rager.
An ad offers piano and organ music with full sheet music selections including The Flower that won my Heart Mamie O Rourke Marek Manila and Deweys March Two Step by the U S Marine Band. Readers can obtain 25 cents in silver or postage by sending names and addresses of three music teachers or performers.
The notice describes Prince of the Realm jr a 7 year old 1700 pound dapple grey stallion entered in the American Clydesdale Stud Book and to stand for service in fall 1899 and spring 1900 at the owner's Claypool stable. It notes a Warsaw Street Fair premium and solicits patronage. SB Wuirreynercer, owner. W. P. Kinsu, keeper. Also seeks managers with a 3900 salary, home office work, references.
Signatories forbid hunting with dogs or guns on their land and announce trespass will be prosecuted. Names include A. J. Snoberger, Bert Keller, Curt Overman, Abe Mantle, H. B. Punk, Alvin Carr, Mahlon Bickle, H. R. Werley, Wm. Snyder, John Ellers, Sam Mantle, Elishe and Mary Snyder, Wim. Ebert, Pam Gamble, Dan Bunn, Calvin Bel, Henry Parks, Robert Reed, L. S. Oldfather, Scott Lawrence, Lev. Witters.
A public notice lists multiple farmers and landowners including Sherman Rittenhouse Arthur Hively H Regenos David Teeter Ezra Ring and others who prohibit hunting on their lands. It notes trespassers will be prosecuted and mentions some farmers have not paid fees yet.
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