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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
7
A letter from a Sister Superior in Ohio credits Dr Hartman’s Porting Peruna as an effective remedy for influenza catarrh cold cough and bronchitis. She recalls early adoption after a friend’s recommendation and notes strong results leading to ongoing use by the institution.
A historic note describes a medicine parade of relief from pain and sleeplessness. The remedy is praised for rapid improvement and life restoration, with claims of a patient returning to work and normal sleep.
A garbled OCR style note shows disjointed phrases about war and religion with names like deacon and Fou. The text hints at conflict sentiment but remains incomprehensible, offering fragmented political rhetoric without a clear event or attribution.
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as the most important recent remedy for chronic constipation. It claims cure guaranteed with genuine tablets stamped C.C.C and notes the product is not sold in bulk and available to druggists.
A beautiful paper is produced in Japan from the fibrous bark of the mulberry or paper tree. Mrs. Austin's Famous Pan Cake Flour will please you. Made by the Ross Company, South Bend, ind.
A long composite page delivers sermons and essays from Rev. J. T. de Gear, Rev. Dr. Mageety, Rev. C Brent, Rev. BL AL White, Rev. Dr. Albertson, and others. Topics range from discipleship and fear to universalist views on salvation, unity in Christian nations, and critiques of wealth and charity in modern society. The mix includes editorial notes on beet sugar industry, fiscal policy, and Cuban relief context.
An advertisement lists air cushion rubber stamps all kinds of stamps printing outfits daters. It invites readers to send for a catalogue and price list and provides Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana as the contact.
Prepaid by Express offer sells 6 rolls of toilet paper with fixture for 50 cents. Mail to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana. Also includes unrelated quips and old time product pitch about remedies and prices.
A early 20th century note claims a waterfall in the San Cuay atan Canyon, Durango, Mexico, as the highest in the world at about 3000 feet. Prospectors exploring Tierras Desconocidas near Naranal heard a roar and followed the canyon to the falls amid the great chasm.
An 1881 promotional circular offers one hundred dollars to anyone with an incurable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and local wholesalers West & Trask and Kinman & Marvin. It promotes the cure as internally taken and includes testimonials and price.
An exchange cites a poet claiming to write vivid dialect verse by using a blindfolded approach with a stub pen. The Boston Post notes the editor praising the technique and the contributor blushing at the compliment.
Fragmentary notice discusses dyes fast to sunlight and rubbing, then cites British legal tender limits for silver coinage and a vague medical remedy praise. It includes an address line Seidel Olive Street St. Louis and a date April 1 1901.
A fragmentary note hints at Mrs. Austins Famous Yano Cake Floats drawing interest in a South Bend area, with references to The Russ Company and Dent. Details on price or exact sale terms are unclear.
A brief item notes a stonecutter achieving a rapid one day turnaround in an in vitro process. The fragment mentions swift production or construction, with emphasis on speed and efficiency. No further details are provided.
A fragment from the Ohio State Journal shows a small boy offering a pup for five cents and a dime, in a curious caption about a 'ola' gentleman and a playful exchange.
The article stresses reading writing spelling quick observation and strong memory as key stenography traits. It argues smarter individuals perform better work and that stenographers need brains overall. It highlights the need for keen ears and eyes and concentration.
The article notes Western Canada will need more people as settlements expand in Manitoba and Assiniboia. It cites free homestead laws and cheap railroad lands opening up new areas, with Canadian agents advertising in U S papers to recruit settlers amid a rising birth rate in civilized communities.
An offer promises prepaid six rolls of toilet paper with fixty upon receipt of 50 cents. The address given is Lock Box 219 in Fort Wayne, India.
The excerpt recounts how savages feel cast down after Anglo-Saxon attacks, admitting they misjudged themselves as civilized. It mocks their inept attempts to use the word vastly in society, calling their efforts pitiful and highlighting cultural embarrassment.
Five rolls of toilet paper accompany a fixture at LockBox 219 in Fort Wayne Indiana. The item list notes location and quantity for the storage retrieval.
A brief courtroom exchange reveals Mrs Nagesby urging a return to home life while Mr Nagesby cites his own habits. The judge interjects with a diagnostic quip about accounts and nightly routines.
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