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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1905
Page
3
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Bradstreet notes January railroad earnings up modestly and large finished goods orders. Crisp activity in hardware and copper, hesitancy in cotton goods, and encouraging wool trade. Weather and car congestion hinder shipping, with weak outdoor work and strong lumber demand at high prices. Financially, weekly U S and Canadian failures rise. Chicago trade shows mixed results amid winter constraints.
A digest of commodity quotes shows Chicago prices for wheat soybeans and corn, with Milwaukee and Buffalo markets listing No. 2 grades. Live cattle hogs and lambs price ranges appear for New York Buffalo and Cleveland areas along with dairy and egg values.
An advertisement touts a complete cure by Cuticura for sore hands and feet. It describes a single night treatment using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with a warm creamy lather, drying, and light bandaging, claiming rapid relief and economical cure.
The sprinkler cart driver fell from his vehicle as a trolley car struck the wet end of the cart on tracks. The motorman also got soaked when he opened the car doors to escape the shower, but no one lost temper as passengers teased the sprinkler driver about his misfortune.
Advertises Peruna as an universal remedy preventing and curing catarrh and colds. Claims household use and invites readers to write Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio for free advice and evaluation if results are unsatisfactory.
Representative Hay of Virginia describes a dispute at a Richmond colored club with members reportedly at odds. The testimony references witnesses and alleged hostility amid the charged scene described to a magistrate.
S100 Reward SLO. The readers learn that catarrh and stages of disease are described and that Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure. It claims to act on the blood and mucous membranes to destroy the disease and build up the constitution. Proponents praise its curative powers and provide testimonials and address J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio for sales.
Fragmentary dialogue shows two speakers Parker and Kerwin debating a long inconsistent recollection. The garbled text mentions a store in church and a strange scene with someone buying a barbecue tied with something unclear.
Health is your heritage ad touts Vernal Palmettonn made from San Palmetto Berries claiming cures for stomach liver kidney and bladder diseases. It offers a trial bottle and free sample from Vernal Remedy Co Le Roy New York with nationwide druggist availability.
A woman waited for her husband until 2 a.m. Only to find him upstairs in their bed asleep after he had quietly returned instead of going downtown. She stops asking him for money for a week out of anger.
In large cities many patients in hospitals are women with ovarian and womb troubles warning signs include unusual discharge, pain, dizziness, and fatigue. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as a proven remedy with letters from grateful readers detailing avoided surgeries and restored health, urging other sick women to seek advice and treatment.
A damaged text fragment presents archaic remarks about patent medicine almanacs and a bachelor with absent hair. The lines feature skeptical humor about water content and a joke on downhill ease, with no clear context or identifiable figures.
An old advertisement fragment promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to relieve colds and stomach troubles. It touts quick action and target audience of mothers and children, with references to New York distribution and various proprietary claims.
A garbled Washington Star fragment shows Mrs Cumrex debating alliances to marry off girls to the oldest families. The text hints at arranging marriages after certain events, reflecting social pressures and expectations among prominent households.
All kinds of rubber stamps available to order. Self inking daters new. Ink and inking pads offered. Send for catalogue to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.
In an inquest a London mother admitted she would sell her baby for a quart of beer. The grisly claim emerged amid testimony about the infant's death and raised concerns over child welfare and parental aban donment.
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching and prolapse. It states customers can obtain a refund if Pazointment fails to cure within six days and urges purchase through a druggist.
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