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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
4
Advertises BONANO as a safe non caffeine drink made from pure frust claiming real food value without tea coffee chocolate or cocoa. Offers 2 cent trial orders with eight cups promise and wide U S customer base.
A promotional note invites readers to call for a catalog of sheet music offered at ten cents each. The message promotes savings on main orders and suggests others are discovering the deal, urging potential customers to place a trial order to be convinced.
Ten day sale on Buckle Arctics and hosiery with deep reductions. Mens buckle arctics 1.60, ladies 0.68, misses 0.75, child 0.70. Hosiery per pair 0.35 for women and 0.35 for men. Boys cotton underwear 0.25, men's undershirts 0.37. Includes bargain footwear and undergarments.
Torn winds scour the north causing chapped hands and lips, rapid healing promised by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Scarce supply noted with a price of 250 at Rager and Jontz.
A girl on horseback rides at midnight to warn locals of a fire in the Oatekills Eye area. The tale notes lifesaving efforts and mentions Dr Kinga’s New Discovery promising relief for coughs and lingering throat issues. An old patent medicine ad touts 50c and 1 trial bottle with a refund guarantee.
A narrator on a bluff meets Peter Petersen who calls himself a poet and insists on reciting poems. The pair spar about poetry while a swallow’s flight becomes a focal point as they debate art and ambition on a sunny day.
Jacob J. Armey will hold a public sale on the Jack Plalt farm three miles southwest of Ment ne on Wednesday February 28 at ten o'clock a.m. He will sell four head of horses thirteen head of cattle fifty head of hogs farm implements household goods one hundred chickens one thousand bushels of corn some potatoes and apples and more with usual terms nine months time.
A dialogue erupts as Dr Petersen and a speaker clash over a swallow's nest beneath the doctor. The speaker accuses the doctor of disturbing nature while he was composing verses, prompting an irritated departure. The exchange highlights tensions between art and natural history.
Henry E. Dixey recounted a dog story at the Players' club in New York. In Pukwana a dog bartered nickels for chops, then bit a passerby who tried to trick it with a bad coin. He claimed the tale is a positive fact. The remark closes with a social quip about gendered rewards.
Three quarts stock brought to boil. Add one can tomatoes or fresh equivalents. Stir in a half cup rice and simmer one and a half to two hours. When rice is tender add a lump of butter the size of an egg with pepper salt and a tablespoonful sugar.
Instructions describe boiling eggs hard, halving them, removing yolks, pasting yolk with melted butter salt pepper and a touch of vinegar and mustard, filling whites, and serving on a lettuce lined platter.
Broiled kidneys split lengthwise with all fat removed, broil over a clear fire for twelve to fifteen minutes. Baste with butter during cooking and season with salt pepper butter and chopped parsley. Serve hot.
A 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and offers Salt's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It promises $100 for any catarrh deafness case not cured and invites readers to request free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Piano and organ players are invited to buy sheet music at the Record office at reasonable prices. A list with nearly 200 sheets is available and orders can be placed to obtain items not in stock in a few days, saving customers money.
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