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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
7
An advertisement asserts Peruna cures catarrh and colds with strong patient endorsements. It urges keeping Peruna in the house to prevent ailments as winter nears and cites testimonials from Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Wilson praising relief and speedy recovery.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a boy named Petey and a confusing scene about his father's occupation. The fragment describes a question about the father’s job and the boy’s surprising answer about drinking, within a school context and a primary scheme line.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a German independent school for Word Vierkers existed. Mentions a hotel restaurant breakfast service by Mrs Anstin and breakfast offerings described as superior to others. Text is fragmented with no clear dates or outcomes.
Beautiful skin and luxurious hair produced by Cuticura Soap with Cuticura Ointment. Millions of women use these products for cleansing, soothing rough hands, baby rashes, irritations, and various skin conditions, as well as toilet and nursery care.
The article discusses the profitability of bulb farming in Western Washington and nearby regions. It cites large annual bulb needs for flowering plants and notes strong potential for domestic and international markets, with significant past spending on bulb imports and growing efforts. It highlights suitability of the Pacific Northwest for bulb cultivation and predicts a growing outdoor industry.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney E& Co Toledo firm offers one hundred dollars for any Catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized November 6, 1886 by A. W. Gleason. Pills and testimonials advertised. product sold by druggists in Toledo.
A boy divides two cake pieces, takes the large piece and gives the small to a girl. The little girl jokes that if she served the cake she would take the large piece for herself and keep the small piece. The boy asks what she means and the girl answers with a playful misdirection.
The weekly review reports improved overall business results for last year with consumption rising in the final quarter. Manufacturing lags some, but general merchandise gains, especially in clothing and dry goods, bolster optimism for spring trade amid favorable crop outlooks and solid freight movement.
Chicago to Minneapolis and other hubs report prices for cattle hogs sheep and grains. Wheat No 2 at 1.17 to 1.22 dollars, corn No 2 around 43 to 60 cents, oats 32 to 60 cents, butter creamery 2 to 20 cents, eggs 2 to 3 dozen cents, prairie and potatoes with varied per-unit values.
A heart treatment claim from Dr. Miles offers $2.50 worth of free treatment to prove its powers. The ad cites rapid relief from breath, chest pain, palpitations, dropsy, and related troubles after years of research. Testimonials from various individuals are noted along with a request to send for a chart and free treatment.
In Country Life in America the article explains Polaris as the fixed north star and describes how the Big Dipper points to it. It notes the Dipper’s outer rim alignment and calls the Great Bear the night clock’s hour hand, circling Polaris as the Earth turns.
A young Chauncey Depew faced a tough inheritance case and prepared what he saw as an unbeatable argument. The judge appeared disinterested, prompting Depew to press for attention and the magistrate to admit uncertainty about continuing the line of reasoning.
A Notre Dame woman invites all who suffer rheumatism to write for a free home treatment that claims to banish uric acid from the blood and ease joint pain. She says the remedy purifies blood and restores energy without climate change, promising many testimonials.
A Lamar girl grills her best fellow about coffee at night. He admits drinking it to stay awake for the visit. He is now looking for a new girl. Kansas City Journal.
The first glass windows in western Europe are credited to Greek imots for a church built by the Frank King Childebert. This discovery highlights cross cultural craft influence during the early medieval period.
A 1901 diary fragment notes Mrs. Storgar of Berkeley praises Piso's Cure for Consumption, claiming it unmatched after nearly two years. The piece also quips that a preacher's wife enjoys more time at home to hang shelves, reflecting small-town humor.
An ad touts PAZO OINTMENT promising relief for piles including inching bleeding or protruding types with a refund if cure fails in 6 to 14 days. It also mentions Roosevelt as a popular author and promotes pancake flour and linen paper as preferred products.
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