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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
3
The report notes fallen rocks and slain tiles described as the rep tiles were while a level man misfired as a full grown deer crossed his line. Half an hour later a hunter dropped his tool and fled as a mother bear with two cubs approached curiously along the slope. Wild game abounds along the old road.
Mrs A M Fysh of Walls Newfoundland describes severe illness with insomnia fatigue and constipation. After five boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills she reports full recovery and renewed ability to work. The account emphasizes dramatic improvement and gratitude toward the remedy.
A playful dialogue notes changing beauty standards with a jokey exchange between Miss Longyears and Cynicns as American Tid Dits offers a wry social quip.
The Chicago and Northwestern line is the sole double track railway linking Chicago and the Missouri River, highlighting its unique capacity for high traffic and efficient through trains.
A terse note credits Ann axiiander as the first writer on philosophy, marked by cryptic identifiers TB and CL 10-547.
The Weekly Trade Review notes fuel and coal supply problems in New York plaguing iron furnaces and mills while mines push production for six months ahead. Demand grows in heavy clothing, dry goods, and structural steel with builders and car makers driving activity though bids await clearer market conditions.
The report lists cattle hogs sheep and grain prices from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo and New York. Prices span cattle 3.50 to 6.25 dollars, hogs 2.50 to 9.60, wheat No 2 around 72 to 79 cents, corn around 41 to 58 cents, oats 32 to 38 cents, rye 49 to 56 cents, and dairy products with butter 24 to 25 cents per pound. Boston and other towns appear in fragmentary form.
Patients report relief from catarrh headaches and nasal irritation after using Ely's Cream Balm. Testimonials claim cure or dramatic improvement with no irritation or sneezing. Available at druggists for 50 cents or by mail from Ely Brothers, New York.
An advance agent reports Lucey Brown will not stay with Cicero Moke-I due to marriage to Mr. Hauskeep. He suggests she may do laundry for a living as he drums up trade this morning in Philadelphia.
Chicago and North Western Railway lists four daily trains serving Chicago and St Paul Minneapolis routes. The schedule highlights popular connections between the Windy City and Twin Cities, with times and stops noted for regional travel.
An overheard Washington Times remark describes chaos as a giraffe and a flamingo danced together to a syncopated tune. Patrons feared for their safety and warned that anyone performing rag line would be lynched.
The Boston Beacon lauds Lionel Arden as a superbly drawn historical novel. It follows Lady Jane Grey’s era with strong characters, noting the lifelike imaginary figures and a dignified hero from boyhood to manhood.
A small expressman named Mr Lane watches a young athlete carry a heavy box for him. He praises the youth's strength and says it would be worth fifty cents to him in business. The scene ends with a note about Mrs. Austin's Pancakes and grocers.
An East Indian law student argued matrimony is illegal, calling marriage a lottery. Examiners, many of whom are married, pressed him how, and he responded with a serene smile that marriage is a lottery and lotteries are forbidden by law.
An old trade note urges creameries to mimic industry practice by using June Tint Butter Color to match market standards. The brief endorses color consistency for pricing and product appearance.
A playful snapshot contrasts a daily Chicago to Coast service on the Overland Limited with a domestic vignette. Lord Salisbury rides a morning tricycle before breakfast while his daughter struggles to keep pace on her bicycle, hinting at family and travel life in a bygone era.
Miss Georgiz Menard of New York City says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after doctors failed. She suffered severe menstrual pain and fatigue before using the remedy, felt better after one bottle and fully recovered after six, and offers $5000 if the original letter proving genuineness cannot be produced.
A brief Tid-Bits exchange recounts a child stepping on a gentleman’s foot and apologizing twice. The man initially rewards with sixpence, then the second botched apology yields no payout, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding.
Three daily trains connect Chicago with California Oregon and Washington on the Union Pacific and Northwestern lines. Service links Chi cazo route and regional destinations, expanding cross country rail travel.
A collage of witty lines and notes references opinions and products. Mentions include Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup for teething and wind colic, Chicago California train service claims, and tributes to a mother in high writings. Trade union counts are cited for California and San Francisco.
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