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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
7
Letters from veterans and others praise Peruna and Masalin as cures for kidney catarrh and Brights disease. Promises of rapid relief and renewed vigor are repeated, with Dr Hartman offering free advice. The ad promotes purchase and consultation from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
A promotional letter from Theodore S Meyer & Co of Wall Street New York markets a profit prospectus and rebate guide promising free earnings and guaranteed gains with a controversial investment offer. The misspelled and oddly phrased ad claims Verite backing and urges immediate action.
A Philadelphia Press snippet quotes the new husband proclaiming happiness after marriage and his rival commenting that the wife’s influence has changed him, signaling a light exchange amid a playful feud.
W. B. Thompson, 55, found dead near Monon tracks at Mitchell. John Toner of Brazil killed by Vandalia train while on track. Thomas Fraym of Plymouth died after wandering Pennsylvania railroad while deranged. Elsie Councellor, 15, near Newcastle, near death from brain congestion after rope skipping. Governor at Murdock veneering works in Washington caused fly wheel destruction. Kokomo adds two tall new police officers. Logansport School Board arms library gift with Carnegie offer if city funds library at 2 500 yearly. Accident at Boonville hits Emery Thompson, 5, head crushed. Logansport banks form trust company with 100 000 capital. Windfall boy fatally hurt when wheel passes over chest. Chesterfield near Hodson fire burns 600 acres plus. Shelby beet sugar industry collapses as sheriff sells remaining property. Marion merchants union-card dispute resolved with autonomy. Rosa Manning burns to death while raking leaves. Henryville cuff button reportedly found after chicken swallows button. Indiana National Guard promotions for Woodworth, Wilcox, Washburn, Kendall, Hoeizendorff, Grube, Cook. Wheat outlook discouraging. corn acreage to rise. peaches damaged by winter. apples fair. cherries promising. C. S. Davis recovers $300 in lost-pocketbook case in Muncie. Two-year-old Bailey swallows carbolic acid, may die. Memory verse and poem fragment end. New Orleans Times-Democrat.
George Manhart of Watts Fints New York recalls a life changing cure from Bright's Disease after four years ago doctors predicted death. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills bought at Mr Clark's drug store for restoring his health and strength, saying he can chop wood as well at eighty as at twenty.
A conductor informs Cholly DeBroke that the train will not stop at his requested location Lick Stein's while a pawnbroker is involved. The page also advertises Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with an atomizer, priced 75 cents including a spraying tube, available at druggists or Ely Bros. of 56 Warren Street, New York. It notes Greene the Revolutionary general’s mother was a devout, grave woman.
The notice urges buyers to avoid potting streaking or uneven coloring in dyes and warns that people often hesitate to admit fault in their expectations, quoting Lassie to emphasize self deception.
A reader from Farmersburg Indiana dated September 8 1901 praises Piso’s Cure for Consumption for asthma relief. The testimonial emphasizes strong relief and urges others to try the remedy based on personal experience.
Advertising blurb touts Red Cross Ball Blue powder as the best, promoting a large 2 oz. package for only 3 cents.
A vintage ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soorama Slavp for child teething claiming gum soothing anti inflammatory and pain relief effects. The piece notes a backlash against showy demonstrations and warns readers about exaggerated claims.
A historical advertorial extols Vogeler’s Curative Compound as a universal remedy for stomach troubles and indigestion. Mrs Bowell of Winchester Ohio reports lasting relief, claiming the product uniquely helped her condition. St Jacob’s Oil of Baltimore offers free sample bottles.
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