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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
4
Advertising rates and terms are published with details: all ads run until canceled. copy must reach the office by Wednesday noon. Obituaries, long resolutions, and entertainment write ups over thirty lines require prepayment at 3 cents per line. Cards of Thanks up to ten lines cost 25 cents.
A 1909 newspaper fragment notes items titled One Year in Advance and Six Worths with a price of $2.00 among the Friday issue dated November 28.
The Pennsylvania Railroad may lack a soul but possesses a good thinking apparatus. Perhaps someday an American boy will express his perfunctory joy over the Declaration of Independence without fireworks or noise.
Treasury officials found several instances where mineral water was exported labeled as ice. The probe exposes deceptive labeling and potential regulatory violations.
A reflective note discusses thrift and modernity in selling a marriage licence paired with a divorce codicil and adds a remark on the advisability of buying a round trip ticket.
The piece argues Chinese is easier to learn than Russian for basic writing with about 3000 characters, but speaking poses greater difficulty due to diverse dialects. It notes no infinite variety of dialects exists beyond this challenge.
An old advertisement notes heavy meals cause indigestion with swelling, heartburn, headaches, and sour risings. It promotes Kodo relief for inflammation and nerves, and Kadol as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia.
A company of scientists plans to dredge the Tiber in Rome to uncover votive offerings and wealth buried for thousands of years. The expedition aims to recover artifacts including the sacred golden candlestick of the Jews and other relics said to lie beneath the river.
The December Delineator marks its thirtieth anniversary with over 230 pages 34 full page illustrations and extensive production details. The piece notes 728 tons of paper 6 tons of ink and 91 presses running 14 hours daily to print the edition with 915000 copies bound.
The court held shade trees in front of a resident's home on public property belong to the homeowner. The suit involved a property owner suing a telephone company for trimming limbs. The ruling notes property owners must keep trees along highways from interfering with travel.
13 miles west of Walton Furnace Vermont William Spirey sent for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The salve cured a fever sore on his leg when nothing else would. It also promises to heal bruises felons ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles. 25 cents guaranteed by Chas Rayer druggist.
The record tracks pieces mailed, postal cards, money orders, stamped envelopes, registry, stamps issued, and post offices. It notes 78,594 post offices in 1901, 511,508 miles of routes, and gross revenues of $111,631,193 with expenditures around $115,039,807.
The State Board of Education will hold a special meeting on the 18th of next month to decide whether the textbooks now used in public schools and the contracts expiring in April 1904 shall be re adopted revised or replaced with new books.
Beginning January 1 railroad agents will charge ten cents per day to store baggage in their offices. Previously agents kept hand-bags for visiting house representatives for short stops without a fee. A circular specifies the new daily storage fee of ten cents.
A. T. Hoadly of Tilden Indiana suffered ten years of rheumatic pain before taking Electric Bitters. After two bottles he claims total relief for over a year. The tonic purifies blood, steadies kidneys and eases neuralgia, nervousness and digestion. 50 cents at Rager's drug store.
Rev Hicks proclaims the 1903 Almanac superior in science and art with thirty years of results. It includes daily storm and weather forecasts illustrated by about two hundred engravings. Price is thirty cents for the Almanac and one dollar for Word and Works per year from Word and Works Publishing Co.
Diners can try a loaf using Gold Medal spring wheat flour at the Star Restaurant. The feature highlights the flour brand and its pairing with the restaurant’s menu as a tasting option.
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