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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1899
Page
9
A local retailer touts founding on honest principles and clear explanations of products. The message stresses that customers get exact representations, details on wear and fade, and a full money refund if items are not as described.
Advertised claims include hair regrowth and dandruff removal from Beggs Hair Renewer, with testimonials from Mrs. M. McLeever and W. T. Williamson. The Little Giant Pills are said to regulate stomach and bowel function, liver and kidneys, and cure constipation and indigestion with no griping.
Notice of refund offer for Baxter's Man Teke Bitters bottles and boxes at 25 cents each. Refund if it fails to cure constipation biliousness sick headache jaundice loss of appetite sour stomach dyspepsia liver complaint or other listed diseases. Spring tonic and blood purifier. Sold in bottles or tablets. guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Chas Rager and Dr E B Flavien.
A call to heed nature when the body shows distress from indigestion and weak organs. Promotes Knox Stomach Tablets as a non stimulant remedy with claims of rebuilding the system, plus testimonials for cough syrup and other remedies. Also notes local meals at The White House in Warsaw offering meals for 25 cents.
Prince of the Realm jr a seven year old dapple grey Clydesdale stands 1700 pounds and is listed in the American Clydesdale Stud Book. He will stand for service in fall 1899 and spring 1900 at the owner’s Claypool stable. Awarded premium at the Warsaw Street Fair. S Warnerfercer owner and W Krvsu keeper.
Hannibal Missouri resident J K Lilly recounts nearly fatal typhoid fever advancing to pneumonia and lung inflammation. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with rapid relief after one bottle and full recovery, with trial bottles free at Dr Rager s Drug Store.
The Record and Detroit Free Press promote Beggs' Blood Purifier in an ad for a 551 page year book and encyclopaedia priced at $1.50, claiming blood purification and renewed vitality. An endorsement from R. A. Bertly of Summit Florida is cited with a physician guarantee to not fail.
A health pamphlet argues there is no escape from TB germs and emphasizes stronger, well nourished bodies as protection. It warns against delaying care for a persistent cough and raw throat, urging immediate action to combat the disease.
Advertisement for Scott's Emulsion featuring cod liver oil with hypophosphites claims to heal inflamed membranes improve digestion and appetite and strengthen the body to resist consumption. Mentions price seven dollars and notes use for wasting diseases andfortification.
A vintage advertising snippet promotes Electric Bitters to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and Beggs' Blood Purifier as a blood remedy. Testimonials claim improvements in gout rheumatism skin issues and overall health from Dr Rager and Beggs products with cautions about counterfeits.
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