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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1902
Page
8
The note highlights the nation’s 126th anniversary and suggests personal reflection on cheerfulness. It urges timely effort to curb weeds and features a proverb about maintaining goodwill even with limited funds.
United States consul at GBatreuth notes Syria’s primitive locomotion drives demand for automobiles, describing the vehicle as a Godsend amid limited transport options.
Reports show 1,530 Manila cases with 1,236 deaths and 7,409 provincial cases with 5,440 deaths, underscoring severe mortality from cholera in urban and rural areas.
A statue honoring the late Austrian Empress is unveiled in Territet Switzerland. The monument marks the Empress’s departure for Geneva on her fatal voyage, commemorating a significant historic figure connected to Swiss history.
D Scott Currin of Loganton Pa hails One Minute Cough Cure as the safest cough remedy that acts immediately for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. Parents report quick relief for children and physicians may arrive too late for croup cures.
Cumberland and Mid ministers join with sroat officials to secure help in their ongoing effort. The details remain unclear but the cooperation signals a cross jurisdictional push.
A fragmented report describes breaking up a matrimonial trust aiming to skim funds from grooms with amounts from 10 to 20 dollars. It notes half going to brakemen and a quarter to cab men. Pension Commissioner Ware found a pensioner who no longer needed benefits and revealed the writer is an inmate of an insane asylum.
Secretary Root states the Philippine cost to his department totals 170 million dollars to date while Secretary Long cites 20 million dollars for his department. The original price stood at 20 million dollars and Rome reports Governor Traft has offered 5.6 million dollars for friars lands.
W Y Sturdevant of Merry Oaks North Carolina describes fifteen years of dyspepsia and poor digestion before trying Kodol. He reports immediate relief and says he can eat almost anything with good digestion. He warns against dieting and endorses Kodol as aiding digestion without stressing the stomach.
The claim notes that songs attributed to Men delsohn’s sister were written by her brother due to beliefs that women could not compose. This hints at broader bias that likely reduced recognized women composers by denying credit and opportunities.
A writer argues that an all around primary school with ten or more pupils and a small, dedicated teacher can provide patient, careful aid to each child. The piece contrasts this with larger graded schools and stresses personalized instruction.
A British coroner held an inquest into a mummy after the owner produced ten death certificates. The odd proceeding drew attention to the unusual assertion that the mummy had a life history linked to multiple fatalities.
A message indicates that a blue X in the square marks an expired subscription and politely requests renewal of the same. It urges subscribers to renew to continue service.
A mix of sharp witticisms and a legal complaint. The coroner and mummy case prompt a heavy damages suit while an American youth is praised for growing smarter. A teacher asks a riddle about a dog’s throat and a student jokes about the seat of his pants with a swift rebuttal.
Citizens urged to contact their senator and representative to oppose a House Commerce Committee bill. It would extend the allowed cattle in transit time from 28 to 40 hours without rest, food, or water, risking severe suffering to the animals.
An Oklahoma settler in 1889 faced severe dehydration and diarrhoea after harsh travel and heat. A neighbor gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, which brought rapid relief within an hour and led to a complete recovery. For sale by Chas Rager.
A compact list of train numbers and times for Mail and Express services including No. 22 No. 34 and No. 41 with routes to South and Indianapolis Limited plus day and Sunday operations and stop patterns. The entries include morning and afternoon times such as 10 46 am and 3 24 pm with prices in pounds and fractions.
Spring fever blamed on biliousness and liver inactivity may lead to serious illness. The ad promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as a safe pill that stimulates the liver opens the bowels and cleanses the system. RM Everly of Moundsville West Virginia endorses the product.
After June 1 1901 a minimum charge of 2d cents will be applied for baby carriages. The move may affect shops and customers in the area as enforcement begins in the new year.
For twenty years I suffered bronchial trouble with a hacking cough. Lat times severe nervous prostration. About four years ago I began taking Ripans Tabules and have used them continually. I rarely retire without one and they keep my digestive organs in order, ease nervousness, and help me sleep.
The notice promotes a five cent packet as sufficient for ordinary uses while a family bottle, priced at sixty scents, contains a substantial supply.
The piece notes the arrival of wide legged pants in eastern cities and predicts a Western spread. It remarks that heavy materials or serges suit them, but a stout man in a light gray suit with loose trousers appears ludicrous.
A Clever woman in Good Housekeeping suggests embroidering outlines of utensils on towels in dark blue or red thread to show each towel’s dedicated use. She notes that emblematic towels prevent mix ups like wiping glass with a heavy crash towel or frying pan with a glass towel.
A brief editorial prompts readers to protect newspaper revenues by charging neighbors for access. It argues that sharing copies hurts the paper and benefits no one, framing a payment as a civic duty and fair practice.
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