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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
8
A U S court ruling grants a patent rights claim to Mrs Sheffield after her husband’s death bed transfer. The suit targets about 17 000 dentists with a 15 percent royalty for six years, aiming to cover the nation and later reach smaller cities as attorneys push the case.
The report states that if Aguinaldo proclaims Thanksgiving and the United States provides turkeys, it would make the Philippines feel more like loyal Americans than ten regiments of troops.
Syracuse Kansas editor H N Lester writes that two years of treatment failed for eczema on his hands until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. The salve is advertised as a top remedy for eruptions and skin diseases at a price of 25 cents.
Sue Dentists may be compelled to turn over a royalty to Lucius Sheffield of New York. Her husband invented and patented bridge work, yet the patent failed as dental colleges nationwide began teaching the technique.
Local users claim Gooch's Mexican Syrup cured a lung fever case in Trimble Athens County. A dying child recovered overnight after administrators fed the syrup and used Quick Relief chest baths. Advertises 25 cent price and claims for whooping cough worms and piles remedies.
A New York public man reports losing 30 pounds after a novel baking method designed to cure disease. The report notes that the treatment did not affect his head.
Carnegie praised golf and said it was the best game in the world. Schwab spoke vividly about golf and those tied to it, prompting a tense moment. Schwab then left, and Carnegie kept silent for several days.
The story follows George F. Gilman son of a tea merchant whose father backs a Miles partnership. Miles buys cemetery lots for profit while Gilman buys coffins and paradoxically profits, leading to the dissolution of Miles and Gilman. The tale closes with the firm splitting after the coffin joke and moral conflict.
The notice announces very low settlers rates on sales scheduled for the first and third Tuesdays of each month until further notice. It specifies no end date and directs ongoing application or action as required by local authorities.
In 1896 Admiral Robley Evans commanded the Indiana. A storm from Fort Monroe to New York flooded the gun deck at 1 am. Buckets were the only method to remove water as the carpenter reported the deck filling and could not clear it. The scene on the bridge was tense with fear and urgency.
In a New York Legislature discussion, Assemblyman Weekes asked hypothetically who would handle travel for an excursion from New York to Buffalo under governing law, highlighting uncertainty about applicable rules. The exchange reveals confusion over travel regulations and enforcement.
An arrangement offers one year subscriptions to The Farmers Friend and the Silver Lake Record for a total of $1.15. The offer combines both publications under a single annual rate.
From Coopersville Michigan comes a claim of a pleasant tasting liquid that after use before retiring ends a bad cough and leads to a good night’s rest. It allegedly cures the cough and has three generations of family use behind it, praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs.
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