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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
8
Tomorrow is Washington’s birthday and readers are urged to trade with local advertisers. Chas Raver offers Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with money back if unsatisfied. The piece also surveys Wyoming law, European dueling views, Philippine cigar imports, patent rates, Senator Clark’s Siberian bids, Great Lakes navigation risks, and a British legation messenger job.
The simplest remedy for indigestion constipation biliousness and many stomach liver and bowel disorders is Ripans Tabules. They have accomplished wonders and their timely aid removes the necessity of calling a physician as they go to the seat of the trouble relieve distress cleanse and tone the system.
A five cent packet suffices for an ordinary occasion while the family bottle priced at sixty cents provides a year’s supply. The notices emphasize value and household practicality for common ailments.
On taking his seat in the national legislature Senator Dryden from New Jersey had a bouquet of new blush pink roses on his desk. The flowers, named for the President's daughter Alice Roosevelt, were shown for the first time. It is customary to decorate desks of new members and send floral offerings at the opening of each session.
The President received five cats from Beverly Massachusetts each with a neck ribbon bearing its name. The cats were sent in response to a report that the White House was overrun with rats. The steward has given none away and all found homes among city families. the long‑time White House cat remains despite criticisms of incompetency.
The record department emphasizes its versatility handling job printing from letter paper to envelopes and statements, with a ready stock of supplies to support varied printing needs for customers.
The publisher advertises a one year subscription package for two papers, The Farmers Fiend and the Silver Lake Record, priced at 4.15 dollars total. Purchase implies an arrangement with the publishers for annual delivery.
Mining and Representative S D Woods of California push for a Department of Commerce and Labor to protect mining interests. Woods argues mining wealth topped 876.8 million in 1889 and millions rely on mines. Philippines and Porto Rico additions bolster case. Representative Wadsworth defends minority oleomargarine bill as better and less punitive, while he and dairy constituents await farmer understanding.
An old advertorial claims Pale children with foul breath nose picking nerves and poor sleep can be cured by Mother’s Worm Syrup. It promises rapid relief and healthier appearance with a rosy cheek and improved digestion at a price of 25. No other worm-killer offered as effective.
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