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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
4
Morgantown Tennessee resident C D Isbill reports large sores on his daughter's head healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a guaranteed cure for eczema pimples sores ulcers and piles. Corner Drug Store offers the 25 cent remedy.
Reprints a sales pitch urging buyers to bypass local agents and dealers. It promotes purchasing pianos and organs direct from the factory via the Warsaw School of Music at school prices for cash or installments.
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana says she suffered nightly coughs and blood spit from consumption. After failing other medicines three one dollar bottles of Dr King s New Discovery cured her and she gained fifty pounds. It cures coughs colds la grippe bronchitis throat and lung troubles. 50 cents and 1 trial bottles free at the Corner Cruz Store.
Public notice for L Frank M. Smith to apply to Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at the April 1901 term in Warsaw Indiana for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a one story brick building on Center Street. The notice specifies sale in less than five gallons per transaction for on premises consumption.
Silver Lake Record Record Co announces subscription price for 1930s era edition. Notices indicate annual rate and mailing details. publication appears tied to Silver Lake Indiana.istu
Advertising blurb touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. Claims workers stay active with no griping and frequent dosing. 25 cents at The Corner Drug Store.
A notice warns subscribers owing two years or more for wood subscriptions that nonpayment will transfer to collection. It urges making arrangements this month and states April 1 as the cutoff for collections and continuing paper issues as a business proposition.
A Lan caster, New Hampshire resident F. J. Green states chronic indigestion and nervous debility plagued him for years. He reports Electric Bitters brought him relief after other remedies failed.
A fragment notes a pen catch or instrument breaking loose from a rig, leaving Mr and Mrs Ball stuck in the mud at the end of a long lane. The readable text describes a muddy, stalled scene with the couple’s car or equipment trapped and awaiting help.
Summer travel plan offers weekly trips from May 1 to November 1 1901 to Buffalo and nearby wonders Niagara Falls Thousand Islands Muskoka Lakes the Adirondacks and New England by lake or rail with convenient departures to visit the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo and its famed sights.
May 1901 travel offers include four routes to Buffalo with round trips at one fare plus one dollar, and Voaca excursions at one cent per mile with return by Saturday. Lincoln Nebraska sale with one fare round trip and extensions upon deposit. Big Four excursions to south and west with various stopovers and dates. Indiana meetings offer one and one third fare rounds, and other state events list up to June 22 with limited return periods.
The piece records multiple death notices from 1901 including Johnny, Mariah Rickel, and Abraham Zellers. It notes funeral details, family survivors, and religious affiliations, with mournful verses and local church services led by Rev. C. J. Miner. Names include Mariah Rickel, Mahlon Rickle, and Abraham Zellers.
Do any necessary mending before washing. For fruit wine or coffee stains pour boiling water through the linen first. Soak overnight in clear water, then boil with a little Gold Dust Washing Powder to reduce soap. Lift with a stick to cold water, rinse, wring, dip in cold water, add starch lightly, and iron.
The excerpt urges advertisers to craft clear readable notices that inform and attract readers. It argues fresh, direct advertising increases readership and yields payment, stressing concise, useful content over obscurity.
Rev George Sisson of First Methodist Church creates a sensation by running regular Sunday service ads in local papers and paying standard rates. He argues modern preachers must use modern methods, while many pastors and believers criticize the approach.
The piece contrasts farming success stories with failures and criticizes a boastful farmer. It notes the long delayed West Virginia census bulletin finally issued, showing discrepancies from October figures and awaiting official settlement.
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