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Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1900

Page

7

Quick Cures for Colds Warn Against Neglect

The notice warns that neglected colds can lead to chronic bronchitis or consumption and advises taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral at the first cough. It notes a few doses cure a current cold and that older colds require more time, mentioning bronchitis asthma whooping cough consumption and hard winter coughs.

Ayer

Blind from infancy Miss Blanche Fearing becomes noted author and lawyer

The Chicago writer and attorney Blanche Fearing, blind since infancy, earned early fame as a poet and novelist and later established a Chicago law practice. Her Iowa childhood, Union College legal studies, and a well received novel mark a dual successful career.

Blanche Fearing Chicago Miss Fearing Iowa Union College

World’s Largest Newspaper Reading Room at Library of Congress

The library’s reading room, directed by A B Slawson, houses about 500 American daily newspapers and 100 foreign papers. Files are alphabetized by state and country for easy access to home papers, with extensive regional and international representation and a special Bernard Tr Green file system.

Library of Congress A. B. Slawson United States Ivery Manila Itawaiian Gazette Cuba Puerto Rico Bernard TR. Green New York Times

Timid girl and a mysterious bat in a box

A cautious moment unfolds as a girl hesitantly considers a live red bat in a small box. The promise of reassurance from a companion contrasts with the risk of frightening her, while a distant, unsettling image of being sold as a slave echoes weirdly through the scene.

Engineering Triumph of a 4200 Ton Steamer to Lake Baikal

A modern engineering feat sees a 4200 ton displacement steamer built and shipped by sea then transferred to rail for final delivery to Lake Baikal in Siberia. The vessel sailed 5000 miles from St. Petersburg to its final afloat position.

Lake Baikal Siberia St. Petersburg

Opal Mining Boom at White Cliffs Australia

Opal mining has emerged as a leading Australian mineral industry with White Cliffs as the principal center. Within about ten miles of the town gem fields yield rich opals, drawing a population around 1500 locals settled in the area.

White Cliffs

Water heats slowly among common substances

The text notes water is hardest to heat besides hydrogen gas, while mercury and lead heat most easily. It then juxtaposes a domestic quip about a arguing man and his wife with a line about everything being knocked down to the highest bidder.

Peruna praised as cure for chronic catarrh in supportive letter

A reader from South Wabash Indiana writes that his wife Polly Evans was cured after using nearly six bottles of Peruna. The testimonial claims Peruna ends systemic catarrh, cures la grippe, cleanses mucous membranes, and restores health, with an offer for free Hartman catarrh books from the Peruna Medicine Company.

Polly J. Evans John Evans South Wabash Ind Peruna Dr. Hartman Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio

New Skating Jump Record at Loring Park

Frank McDaniels world running broad jump champion on skates set a standing jump record at Loring Park Minneapolis, flying 6 feet 4 inches. The measurement used toe to heel on 17 inch skates.

Frank McDaniels Loring Park Minneapolis Kansas City Times McDanie

Preacher Evades Law With Deer Meat Shipment

An eastern state preacher visited the area to hunt deer. He killed one but could not ship it home, so he cut up the carcass and carried it as personal baggage, effectively evading the law and beating the railroad company.

Grain-O the new food drink to replace coffee

Ask your grocer today to show you a package of GRAIN-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. All who try it like it. Grain-O has the rich seal brown of Mocha and Java but is made of pure grains and is gentle on delicate stomachs. 1 cent the price of coffee. 15c and 25c per package. Sold by all grocers.

The Other Boy's Turn

A brief note from the Philadelphia North American shows a small boy asking to try a task after watching his father. The snippet also advertises Piso's Cure for Consumption with a claim of relief comparable to a cure at 25 cents.

Philadelphia

And Even the Landlady Smiled Sausage Joke In Silly Exchange

A playful exchange has a sweet singer asking about a sausage and a comedian boarder joking that a sausage is a ground hog, delivering a light moment in the scene.

Boarder

Air Cushion Rubber Stamps and Linen Paper Ad For Orders

An advertisement offers Air Cushion Rubber Stamps from Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana and Eagle Linen Paper and Envelopes for printers. Also promoted are Central Passenger Association Mileage Tickets on Nickel Plate Road Buffalo to Chicago from February 10. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants priced 35 cents per bottle.

Fort Wayne Ind Eagle Central Passenger Association Buffalo Chicago

Our Authors Abroad Claim American Talent Is Lured Overseas

Bret Harte and Mark Twain join Edgar Fawcett Stephen Crane and Robert Barr in praising England as a literary home. The piece laments the emigration of American writers, arguing England does not offer higher pay yet provides greater prestige in magazines, and questions why American talent seeks exile in the mother country.

Bret Harte England Mark Twain Edgar Fawcett Stephen Crane Robert Barr Atlanta Constitution

West Point Cadets and Alumni Totals

The United States military academy at West Point founded in 1802 has graduated 3,932 cadets. Of these, 2,010 are dead and 1,922 living. Active and retired graduates in the army total 1,582, leaving 350 living graduates in civil life.

West Point United States Military Academy At Army

Cascarets Candy Cathartic Advertisement Claim

A nostalgic advertorial extols Cascarets Candy Cathartic as the effective laxative. It touts guaranteed cures, pricing options, and nationwide mail order availability, urging readers to judge by results and beware imitators. The piece emphasizes taste, ease, antiseptic qualities, and a marked CCC tablet badge.

Medical Book Free for Men Readers Ad

A Boston ad promotes Know Thyself a free sealed and postpaid medical book for male readers who mention the notice and send Ge for postage. It cites the Peabody Medical Institute 4 Bulfinck Street and urges writing today for the free book. Also notes Kemp's Balsam samples and a casual line about ancient Egyptian embalming around 700 A D.

Peabody Medical Institute Bulfinck Street Boston Mass New England

Central Passenger Association Mileage Ticket Use

Notice instructs holders to use mileage tickets on Nickel Plate Road trains on and after February 10. The directive emphasizes validity and timing for travel through the specified railway network.

Central Passenger Association Nickel Plate Road

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