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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1899
Page
8
An ad summary highlights the Detroit Free Press Twice a Week and Free Press Year Book 1900 at $1.50 for 550 pages, claiming over 40 000 copies sold at 25 cents. It cites endorsements about cures from Geo Noland and S J Fleming, and promotes W D Salve and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with physician endorsements.
A fragment mentions a pill described as safe and pleasant with a playful line about Beggs Little Giant and Dr Chas Razers. The readable text suggests a dubious medical promotion, unclear authorship, and an after dinner pill.
A historical ad asserts Beggs' German Salve cures itching and bleeding piles, pricing at 23 cents, with Dr. Chas. Rager connected to the product.
Slummer Complaint is easily cured by Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam and is described as safe and sure by Dr. Chas. Rager.
Dr Chas Rogers Drug Store advertises Pure Fresh Drugs and Patent Medicines with Beggs Diarrhea Balm guaranteed.
An early 20th century ad invites ladies and gentlemen to try Beggs Renewer. It claims to prevent dandruff and act as an elegant hair dresser. Dr. Chas. Rager endorses the product.
Hustler pitch promising Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup as superior with refund risk and 25 cent bottle by mail order. Claims guaranteed satisfaction and directs readers to contact by mail if not available at local druggists. Credited to Dr Chag.
An ad touts Beggs German Salve as essential for relief from sores cuts bruises and chafing claiming instant results from the remedy offered by Dr Chas Rager.
Notice from Chas Rager and Dr E B Flavien offering a 25 cent refund on Baxter's Man Drink Bitters if it fails to cure constipation biliousness sick headache jaundice loss of appetite sour stomach dyspepsia or liver complaint. Spring tonic and blood purifier sold as liquid in bottles and tablets in boxes with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded.
An advertisement for a hair treatment by Dr. Chas Rager claims a trial will restore life and beauty to hair. It promises dandruff reduction and prevention of hair loss with Beggs Hair Renewer.
Working night and day the advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a powerful health booster. It claims sugar coated pills transform weakness into strength and listlessness into energy, offering 25c per box and sold by Dr. Rager.
An Indianapolis advertisement asks for names and addresses of three piano or organ performers in exchange for twenty five cents in silver or postage and promises a packet of full sheet music. It touts songs such as The Flower that won my Heart Mamie O Rourke and Manila Dewey s March Two Step performed by the U S Marine Band. Also notes a clothing sale at W H Kingrey Co Warsaw.
Prince of the Realm Jr a 7 year old dapple grey Clydesdale weighs 1700 pounds and is listed in the American Clydesdale Stud Book. He will stand for service in fall 1899 and spring 1900 at the owner’s Claypool stable. Awarded a Warsaw Street Fair premium. S. B. Whittenberger owner. Russ Bleaching Blue advertised for buying bluing.
A health advisory links danger signals from nature to bodily disorders and promotes Knox Stomach Tablets as a remedy. The ad claims the tablets rebuild the system, relieve indigestion, and cure dyspepsia, offering a full sized box by mail if a local druggist does not stock them.
The undersigned forbid hunting with dog or gun on their land and vow to prosecute trespassers. Signatories include A. J. Snoberger Bert Keller Curt Overman Abe Montle H. B. Funk Alvin Carr Mablon Bickle K R Werley Wm Snyder John Zellers Sam Mantle Elisha and Mary Snyder Wim Ebert Pam Gamble Dan Bunn Calvin Ball Henry Parks Robert Reed L. B. Oldfather Scott Lawrence Levi Witters.
Hunters are notified that named owners or occupants will not allow hunting on their lands. Trespassers may be prosecuted. The list includes Sherman Rittenhouse, Arthur Hively, H. E. Regenos, David Teeter, Ezra Ring, and many others. Several farmers have advertised no hunting but have not paid the fee.
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