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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1899
Page
8
The speaker credits rising sales to honest dealing and clear explanations of products. They guarantee satisfaction and promise refunds if items do not match representations, emphasizing transparent communication with every customer.
A reader offer promotes the RevcorD Free Press Year Book for 1900 at 1 50 with 550 pages and prior 1899 editions at 25 cents. Testimonials tout cures for piles and dyspepsia with salve and stomach aid from doctors and managers wanted for sales work across counties.
An advertisement touts a late pill and a small pill described as a pleasant cathartic after dinner pill. It notes strong recommendation by Chas Rager.
An old advertisement notes a remedy labeled Beggs' German Salve for itching piles with a 25 cent price. It credits Dr. Chas. Rager as the supplier or promoter.
An advertising note claims Summer Complaint is easily cured with Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam. Dr. Chas. Rager endorses the remedy as safe and certain.
Dr Charles Rager's Drug Store advertises pure fresh drugs and patent medicines with Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam guaranteed.
Dr. Chas. Rager endorses Beggs' Hair Renewer as an elegant hair dresser that prevents dandruff and improves appearance inviting those with dandruff concerns to try the product.
The notice rejects claims about otter cough syrups and promotes Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup via a mail offer. Consumers are instructed to pay 25 cents and can receive a bottle upon receipt. Dr Chas is cited in the endorsement.
The article warns that ignoring danger signals like red railroad lights leads to death or injury and compares warning messages to nature signaling danger. It promotes Knox Stomach Tablets as a new remedy, claiming they build up the system and cure dyspepsia, with purchase via mail order from Knox Chemical Co.
Notice from Chas Rager and Dr E B Flavien offering a refund on two 25 cent bottles or boxes if Baxter's Man Drink Bitters fails to cure constipation biliousness sick headache jaundice loss of appetite sour stomach dyspepsia liver complaint or similar diseases. Spring tonic and blood purifier sold liquid in bottles and tablets in boxes at 25 cents with money back guarantee.
A vivid ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the busiest mighty remedy for weakness and listlessness turning to energy and mental focus. Each sugar coated globule is sold by Dr. Rager at 25 cents per box.
An 1899 advertisement promotes music by mail offering sheet piano and organ music for a quarter with titles such as The Flower that won my Heart Mamie O Rourke and Manila March Dewey s March Two Step by the U S Marine Band. It also notes Prince of the Realm Jr a registered dapple gray Clydesdale stands for service at Claypool and Warsaw Street Fair premium awards. Wuirtenfercer and Kinsu signs appear.
We, the undersigned, positively forbid hunting with dog or gun on our premises, and all trespassing will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. A. J. Snoberger, Bert Keller, Curt Overman, Abe Montle, H. B. Funk, Alvin Carr, Mahlon Rickle, E. R. Worley, Wm. Snyder, John Zellers, Sam Mantle, Elisha and Mary Snyder, Wm. Ebert, Tom Gamble, Dan Bunn, Calvin Ball, Henry Parks, Robert Reed, L. B. Oldfather, Scott Lawrence, Levi Witters.
Notice lists owners and occupants including Sherman Rittenhouse Arthur Hively H E Regenos David Teeter Ezra Ring R M Jontz T A Jontz Wm Drudge A L Myers W N Way L B Kemper A J Hill F Sunday S B Flora A J Scott Wm H Black John McCreary Frank Lambert Wm Perry Jacob Bouse H L Oldfather Sam Clymer Samuel Ogden Lyman Roller Eph Wells Wm Hanes Caspar Brown S S Robinson R W Robinson Fee owed by many farmers delaying action for posted no hunting on premises.
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