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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
3
Mrs. Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing two years of bearing down pains headaches backache and exhaustion after other doctors and medicines failed a testimony urging sick women to seek Pinkham's advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
A Philadelphia Press excerpt shares a fable where a guinea fowl mocks a fat man named Pallet about fear and sleep. The owl’s fortune warns of a dark man crossing paths and quickly winning. The tale blends humor with superstition in a playful dialogue.
Residents of Alexandria hear a brilliant explosion nine teen miles away from the Indian Head proving grounds. About twenty five tons of powder destroyed with no casualties and losses under twenty five thousand dollars. Investigations underway into cause, with officials citing possible carelessness or chemical changes in the powder. The main powder factory suffered no damage.
The article cites Covenanter religious objections to the U.S. Constitution and voting on conscience. It also highlights Oklahoma’s rapid growth since 1889 1890, with 375 000 people 75 million in property 150 newspapers and railroads boosting wealth and education. Ex Governor Pillsbury plans a St Paul home for unemployed or disabled girls.
A wide array of brief Indiana items dated across communities. Diphtheria closures in Delphi and Knox County. deaths from smoking, accidents, and disease. church dedication in Berne. train and machinery injuries. a child crushed by a vehicle. legal action against Muncie power rates. family reunions and long-lost relatives. Mormon attempts thwarted in Marion. new patents list for Indiana residents.
A returning traveler recounts how West Africans protect themselves from venomous snakes. By fumigating with garlic and oil on the feet, natives deter reptiles along a large coastal swamp south of Liberia. The boa constrictor and other serpents avoid the odor, and they also fear the crack of rods used to ward them away.
Secret Service exposes a fresh band of counterfeiters and seizes bogus bills. The group imitates high value items with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters singled out as a prime target for indigestion dyspepsia and constipation remedies.
The wife of the Khedive of Egypt holds a unique role among Eastern women as the beloved wife of a devoted husband. She is a Circassian beauty who once served the Dowager Shedivish and later impressed the IXhedive Ikbal Hansem. Her household resembles European practice with European servants and governesses. She avoids cosmetics and favors European dress, sharing in her children’s education and keeping pace with their studies.
Fow offers hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. West TRUAX, WALDING, KINNAN & Marvin, Toledo wholesale druggists, attest to F. J. Cheney's integrity. Hall's Catarrh Cure sold internally with blood and mucous surface action. price per bottle and testimonials offered.
In Indianapolis Press a town boy visits for nearly a week with no aggression toward residents. In the Boston Transcript, remarks about a black eye on an unnamed man are noted while another line deflects attention from the injury.
A terse note suggests more doctors are kept busy in Australia than elsewhere while Australia also consumes more meat than any country. The text adds a commercial line about Carter's Ink being cheap and the best ink. The fragment ends with stray letters.
A promotional line urges choosing Eagle Linen for letter heads and envelopes. A second inquiry questions why a mudhole attracts an amateur cyclist’s attention to the wheel.
A fragrant appeal to enjoy Mrs. Austins famous pancakes for breakfast as mornings turn crisp. The grocer is ready to supply the ingredients, while a proverb notes a friend in need rarely offers advice.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. All druggists refund the money if it fails. E. W. Grove's signature appears on each box. 25 cents.
A desolate widow recalls her husband leaving four years ago and the moment he stood at the door holding it open until six flies entered the house. The reminiscence appears in the Indianapolis Press excerpt.
The Indianapolis Press quotes a sharp exchange about a wife running away. A quip from the husband notes he could have been worse off and jokes about following to oversee her trunks, reflecting dry humor in a domestic tease.
An 1900 letter from J W O'Brien of Minneapolis Minnesota praises Piso's Cure for coughs. The notice includes his street address 322 Third Avenue North and the date January 6 1900.
A brief comic exchange features a Little Man demanding an apology and the Big Man agreeing to retract the insult with evident relish. The Indianapolis Press notes the sharp banter as a humorous moment.
Dialogue captures a frontier style exchange on seizing control of the Philippines. Mr Homespun asserts confidence in the action while Mrs Homespun questions the future steps, underscoring bold, vernacular rhetoric.
Promotional note urges readers to order air cushion rubber stamps by sending payments to Lock Box 219 in Fort Wayne Indiana.
Chinese silk has a 4500 year history and cotton, especially nankeen from Nankin, entered early in textile use. The silkworm cocoon grows from one inch to about 1.5 inches and is bright yellow. Mrs. Austin’s pancakes are praised as quick, delicious treats.
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