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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
9
Mrs. E M De Long of Council Bluffs Iowa chronicles her battle with rheumatism in 1896 and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for purifying her blood and curing her joints. She describes rapid relief after six boxes and urges others to try the treatment.
An odd courtroom style tale centers on Mr Flasman and a masked grocer Amberzine Fier man. A tense accusation erupts when a visitor recalls a past gift and a half dollar exchange turning to dispute. The scene shifts through unnamed witnesses and hints at a dramatic confrontation.
A curt joke contrasts Nixon and his wife with a pun on a proverb. Homer replies that he marries the smaller woman because of the saying that between two evils one should choose the lesser.
Mrs. Oliver Cuilaw of Elkhart, 33, drank carbolic acid hidden in a dresser while feigning readiness for an insane hospital transfer. Two revolvers were taken from her as Sheriff Robertson and Matron Wis attempted to guard a doorway. She died within minutes after a bottle was knocked from her hands. the incident follows other local notices of deaths and accidents in the area.
A description of a violent incident where a person named Groken is involved in pinning someone to the ground. The text references locations and names in a garbled format, indicating an assault or confrontation with implied victims and bystanders.
Hunter is pound dead. We will study from its key data and provide commentary on the incident and context.
Fragmented notes reveal a murder scare around Elkhart with Julia Michaela Gion and Brindgugestusl family ties. Evidence points to a killed wife, a Cass County death, and a probe into Yewnn Birmingsreel’s first spouse as survivors recount a wartime infantry fly event and a rattlesnake fatality in Wells County.
Paul Kruger of the Transvaal loses his left thumb when his rifle explodes while firing at a rhinoceros. The wounded hand bleeds profusely. after the attack the rhinoceros is found alive and blood tracks lead to a gruesome scene. Kruger later treats the wound by using a knife to open a goat’s stomach and heal the injury.
A first person narrator recalls a harrow escape in the city. He wanders into a large building and hears a tale of woe told by a tramp among twenty people offering work at an employment office. The scene highlights urban risks and seekers of jobs in a bustling metropolis.
In Waepello Iowa Mrs Minnie Hart who was bedridden eight months is cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. She sits up walks and tended her garden within four weeks of starting treatment and has remained well for three years. The case highlights kidney health as key to overall health.
The passage notes Japan's advance in advertising using vivid comparisons. It links wrapping paper strength to an elephant hide and delivery speed to a cannon ball, while silk softness recalls a pretty woman and parcel packing mirrors a worried wife safeguarding her husband.
Promotion of affordable colonist and homeseeker rates to the West Northwest South and Southwest with specific travel windows and return limits. Encourages relocation parties and directs readers to local agents and C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana for full details. A soft answer proverb and short anecdote follow with a quote about choosing a gentle reply.
A dated advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Toledo druggists endorse the product, claiming internal action on blood and mucous membranes. Hall's Family Pills are praised as the best.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat snippet notes a son’s devotion, with the father remarking that the son calls him nearly every day, highlighting filial affection and family custom reported in the era.
Tickets go on sale Sunday through Thursday weekly until November 24 with stopovers in Chicago. Includes season 60 day and 15 day passes, available daily at low rates from the Fort Wayne agent C. A. Asterlin.
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