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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
7
A Virginia reader reports dramatic relief from catarrh after using Peruna. She credits six bottles to lasting improvement and urges others to try the remedy, noting widespread favorable letters and a free book for women from The Peruna Medicine Co.
Sart the girls father from above stairs says the hour is unearthly for that young man to be here. The young man responds that the hour is unearthly yet simply heavenly.
Public health warning warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury saying they harm sinew senses and system. It endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure by FP J Cheney Co Toledo and Hall's Family Pills as best options with testimonials available.
Dialogue notes Hicks mentions doctor urging recreation while Io contemplates a fishing trip. Wicks teases a phatoo and Paradelphia Press reports on the exchange.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to a medicine called Travensel Piss Cure for consumption with scattered mentions of Sears and Berke. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
A brief item describes a fatal shooting involving a person named George and another named Arup. The report notes confusion about the shooter and location associated with the Adirondacks or a similar area, with limited readable details.
An advertisement invites readers to request a catalogue and price list for stamps printing outfits and dating services. It mentions a lock box in Fort Wayne Indiana and a postcard style inquiry about low fare Sunday excursions. A reflective line about trust and plants suggests a metaphor on growth.
Personal pointers about Indianians cover marriages and deaths, accidents and crimes, and general local interests highlighting community figures and events in a concise items column.
The column reports robberies, deaths from accidents and poison, drownings, and a forged list of local tragedies. It notes school enrollment rises, court actions in Rochester, tax and bank updates in Park Bank Rockville, and workforce expansions in Newcastle. It also covers factory relocations, labor issues, brick shortages, and a mastodon skeleton discovery near Alexandria.
A Washington Star report quotes a department employee who recalls trying many ventures to raise a salary. He details stock trading, pharmacy, law, hotel, real estate, and poultry, learning the value of sticking to one specialty and investing in land or savings.
Lake Sarah Minn May 12 Thousands read that a cure for rheumatism has been found Mrs Hildebrandt of this place tried many medicines then used Dodd's Kidney Pills and felt relief She says she is real well and grateful for the pills assistance
A famed Scottish minister takes up golf and, after much practice, fails to pass the tee stage. His exclamations of frustration reveal a perturbed mind as he battles a stubborn gutta percha ball under a scorching sun. A friend urges him to quit, but he vows to persevere.
One fare for the round trip to Conference at Harrisburg Pennsylvania from May 15 to 24. Tickets on sale May 15 to 20, return by June 2, deposits extend return to June 30 by Nickel Plate Road. Inquiries to nearest Nickel Plate agent or C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Indiana.
An ad offers a catalog and price list for stamps printing outfits and daters. Readers are directed to send for details to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.
Statistics show about 160000 Italians migrate to the United States each year with roughly half returning to Italy while the others stay in the new country.
A gentleman asserts that wireless telegraphy will reach about 2,000 miles on average and that high speeds, interference prevention, and a shift from steam to electrical methods will overcome current limits. He claims personal and successful attention to fulfilling these prophecies and predicts broad technological changes.
An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for nasal catarrh and hay fever with trial sizes priced at ten cents and full sizes at fifty cents. Letters from customers in Arkansas and California testify to rapid relief, while orders are directed to Ely Bros. at 50 Warren Street, New York.
A New Haven gentleman displayed remarkable photographs at the Connecticut Academy of Science. A Bermuda landscape showcased the water’s beautiful tints while three other plates reproduced water color drawings of vividly colored Bermuda fishes, with photographic reproduction accurately rendering greens blues pinks purples yellows and oranges.
A promotion invites readers to request a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York. The powder freshens tired sweating feet, eases damp swollen feet and helps fit tight shoes. It is advertised as a remedy for corns and bunions and sold by all druggists and shoe stores at 25 cents.
A dialogue captures a mother describing her daughter's birthday and the gift given, Paregoric, for her one year old in a brief exchange.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the best cleaning product for good housekeepers. It notes buyable at leading grocers for 3 cents and mentions Hallandell’s mother as a figure of strong character, with a remark on his resemblance to her.
The notice pressures printers to adopt Eagle Linen Paper for letter stationery, declaring it the proper standard and warning against using other papers. The directive emphasizes preference for Eagle Linen and rejects alternatives.
A reflective quote notes that wisdom often requires shedding beliefs and habits. It suggests that the path to insight involves questioning routines, overcoming comfort with familiar ideas, and embracing disciplined reexamination.
Sunday excursions offer round trip tickets between any two stations at a single fare for the round trip. Inquiries are directed to Nickel Plate Road agents or to C A Asterlin and R J Hamilton in Fort Wayne Indiana. A New Experience features a widow lamenting the cost of a mourning bonnet.
An old advertisement urges housewives to use Red Cross Ball Blue to keep whites pristine. It notes the product is sold by grocers and warns against neglecting laundry care. The text also mentions families scapegoating the black sheep in a tongue in cheek fashion.
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