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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
7
A London journal notes Hindu women display rich skin, regular features, and modest demeanor. It praises middle to upper-class types and even lower-class faces, highlighting graceful bearing and royal carriage as they walk with a lamp on the head.
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's foot powder relieves tight new shoes cures corns bunions swollen wet and sweating feet Druggists and shoe stores sell it for 25 cents Sample sent free address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY
A fragmentary conversation centers on a janitor and poet Ruyters Kramp. The janitor presents a ten dollar bill to purchase an advertising poem. Kramp declares he has just been resuscitated as the odd scene unfolds.
Hall's Catarrh Core is advertised as a constitutional cure priced at 75 cents. The text presents a health claim with a simple pricing detail.
In a fragmented note, a speaker recalls a person named Mr Jackson planning a trip to Colorado for unspecified reasons, mentioning a father and child in a late night exchange.
An encoded notice advertises a self posting service with a Fort Wayne address, Lock Box 219, Indiana, asking readers about a dating stump for 76 centa. The fragmentary item lists a box number and city.
A fragment from a 1901 notice shows personal names and a box address with a request or offer. The readable lines mention Ry Wholesale along with Miss Shapely and Miss Qidgirl and a suggestion about a cure, concluding with Join W. Henry, Box 642, Posterta, Obie, Ga.
A local tribute highlights the mother of Pisniel Poone for practical judgment, steady morals, and exemplary conduct in all affairs, reflecting community values and respect for parental guidance.
Ad copy praises Red Cross Call Blue as the best product sold at leading crecers noting five cent price and praising its appeal while poking at aging before claiming Adam was original in a humorous aside.
Sunday summer excursions offer Fort Wayne to Chicago and back on weekly trains. Tickets sold via ticker agents. details from Fort Wayne office and Astoria agent. No. 126.
An OCR fragment lists stamp varieties and a price list from Alec Printing Outfit, with an address in Wayne, plus a Secretary of the Treasury quip and product blurbs for Mrs. Winslow’s Teething Syrup. It also includes a garbled slogan about reputation and disturbance.
A first person account describes a premature blast and its aftermath. The witness details the sudden flash the crushing impact the blast throwing him and others into the air and the long struggle to regain senses while his clothes burned and pain and confusion lingered.
Rowe, a 72 year old resident, reports long kidney trouble with burning urine. She tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and says the treatment stopped scalding and severe sensations, leaving her healthier than in twenty years.
A surgeon notes that Tom Archer underwent an appendectomy but the diagnosis was wrong. He was discharged home on Valentine’s Day with a note stating the operation was opened by mistake.
An ad urges readers to use Red Cross Ball Bine to keep clothes white. Grocers carry a package marketed for easy laundry whitening. The brief promo emphasizes whitening power and availability through local grocers.
A brief Statesman item notes a child imitates his master, learning to mimic daily routines and behaviors from morning till night, reflecting household influence on youth. The excerpt emphasizes the child's eagerness to emulate the adult role model.
The note insists on using Eagle Linen Paper for letter paper as the proper choice. It mentions over twenty varieties of rice exist in the Philippines but the staple cereal is scarce locally, leading to large imports to meet native demand.
Advert says the product permanently cures fits and nervousness after one day of use. Promises a free bottle with $2.00 FH ER request. Quotation lists address Dr I YM Kline 831 Arch Street Philadelphia PA.
Mrs. D Arnold of Los Angeles credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with removing a womb tumor after four years of illness and avoiding surgery. She states she used twelve bottles, saw health improve, and has had no relapse. The letter promotes the remedy and warns against other medicines.
The Senate began the District of Columbia appropriation bill and passed a total of 9 848 673. The House approved the irrigation bill and several pension and memorial measures. Debates over the army appropriation and canal bills continued with conference efforts and votes on related amendments. Additional actions included land park designations, unemployment and pension refinements, and Indian affairs bills affecting Chippewa and Kiowa Comanche Apache lands.
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade notes continued prosperity in agriculture and rising activity in railways, iron and textile sectors. Prices firm, with shortages keeping some markets steady, while cotton goods await cheaper raw material after the new crop. Wheat movement and grain tonnage look favorable despite reduced wheat area in the Northwest. Minneapolis bank clearings rise 14 percent amid overall national decline.
The river and harbor bill is signed by the President. Tax changes include beer at 1 dollar per barrel and tea tax remaining until January 1. The Corliss Pacific cable bill is killed in the House. Navy enlists miners as seamen amid a strike while Venezuela reportedly blocks the Orinoco River with a potential warship deployment.
A detailed regional price rundown shows cattle, hogs and sheep across multiple cities with bid ranges for No. 2 wheat No. 2 corn and other grains. Notable figures include Indianapolis Chicago Buffalo St Louis and Detroit price points plus a Bevier Missouri business district fire causing estimated losses of 10 000 to 12 000 dollars.
The notice warns readers against cheap imitations of Peruna and urges insisting on Peruna for catarrh. It explains Dr. Hartman offers free advice and cites a testimonial from Minnie E. McAllister of Minneapolis who credits Peruna with a full recovery after seven weeks.
A visitor asks to view the pen and the warden, a former dry goods clerk, offers a look at several striped items that might interest him. The exchange reflects a curious, lighthearted moment inside the Columbus Ohio State Journal report.
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