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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
6
The incident begins with Bismarck being hurt in the shoulder and a rib as he held his assailant until guards arrived. He then walked home, reassured the Countess, informed the King, and resumed his usual dinner routine, later warning a rude beerhouse heckler with a promise to break a glass if needed.
A strong man credits perfect digestion for his power. Honstetter's Stomach Bitters claim to improve digestion and cure digestive complaints, biliousness, and liver and kidney issues. Also marketed as a blood purifier and nerve tonic, recommended by physicians and sold nationwide for malaria fever and ague.
A humorous dialogue on a new disease called question ob the lungs. Mrs Johnson and Mr Johnson discuss the illness with quips about its seriousness and the idea that lungs may live through it or not. The chat parodies medical talk in dialect and conveys skepticism toward the diagnosis.
A famed visitor, Adam Isabele Ellen Baveas, life governor of England’s Free Masons Grand Lodge, praises Dodd's Kidney Pills at Hot Springs Arkansas after traveling years seeking health. She claims diabetes and other ailments improved after using the remedy, noting she bought seven boxes and was cured.
The New York native born in 1862 rose from farm laborer in Nebraska to Black Hills miner and Utah mogul. His ascent, aided by pluck and luck, put him among Utah’s top mine owners and a leading railroad director and senator with a fortune estimated between three and three point five million dollars.
The piece traces Thomas Kearns career from Ontario mine worker to mining magnate. He partnered with David Keith, led the Mayflower to become the Silver King group at Park City, a property valued over ten million dollars with annual dividends exceeding one million.
Poem encourages resilience and optimism amid loss and hardship. It asserts the world holds beauty for those who endure and smile, and that duty remains the sweetest task even in isolation. The speaker notes love follows worthiness and persistent sight of beauty in travel.
A rosy maiden and a lanky boy drift through an orchard as a mockingbird sings. The girl recalls Uncle John’s eight year old proposal to Aunt Lucy and the boy tries to hide his feelings while the couple contemplates growing up. The scene shifts to a memory of a college-era flirtation and a laughing, romantic exchange ends with a jab at a half grown, foolish youth.
Colonel Pew narrates a Cuba era tale of a Tenth infantry sentry a green isle recruit and the day officer. The recruit answers Who goes there with Officer of the day and later adds three then five as orders. The officer narrowly avoids being peppered and the sentry departs with new instructions.
A wealthy Greek magnate who died in Corfu left his fortune in trust to the island archbishop. The archbishop will distribute the interest to one poor Cretan each year chosen by a merit-based investigation and then by ballot among the eligible claimants.
A playful observation notes how a young man with a hole in his glove stirs flirtatious attention from local girls, prompting amused fathers to comment on their own worn garments. The fragment hints at photos suggesting the artist should be mentioned.
A high cost Arctic expedition is planned with about a million dollars proposed for the North Pole search. The schedule points to a mid June departure from New York. The party will bring four portable houses two steam latches a photographic outfit and fifty tons of dog food among other supplies negotiated by Bald win and financed by William Ziegler.
Hon David Meekison renowned across America for four terms as Napoleon mayor and as a leading Cincinnati area congressman credits Peruna with curing thirty years of catarrh. He submits a letter to Dr Hartman praising the tonic and inviting others to seek free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbia Ohio.
An unnamed Utahn dining abroad with several gentlemen nearly finished a meal when a nut incident arose. He crushed a string of nuts with rapid bites, drawing hushed whispers from a nearby guest who warned that Al Gernon would fetch more crackers.
Speltz of Blanchard Bros in Chaffee County Colo reports he threshed 182 bushels of Salzer’s Speltz alfalfa seed from 100 pounds of seed sent last spring. Neighbors call it marvelous and nearly all 182 bushels sold at 2 dollars per seed. Speltz and Alfalfa claim money making potential and urge farmers to plant a few acres. Write to Salter to-day.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a poster girl reacting with recoil to an unclear prompt involving a cow and phrases like The poster girl and Ts that. The garbled text lacks clear who what where when.
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a drink that aids digestion and sleep while keeping you awake. It claims to be made from pure selected grain and suitable for children and adults, urging readers to ask their grocer for Grain-O.
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