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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
2
The ad proclaims Electric Bitters as the world’s greatest health builder. It claims to perfect stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels while purifying blood and boosting the entire system. Guaranteed to help a weak worn person with a vigorous body and keen brain. Priced at 50 cents per bottle.
The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co announces eight complete stock lines of building material for the fair trade season. The firm promotes its ready supply of lumber coal and related products to customers and contractors attending the event.
A collage of aphorisms on morality and loyalty contrasts with Dr Hurty's public health warning about typhoid in Northern Indiana. He urges rigorous sewerage disposal to prevent water or milk contamination and stops the disease, noting beliefs must adapt to safe practices.
A note requests writing tablets drawing pads pencils ink and related items be sent to the Record office for archival or processing.
The notice warns overdue accounts will be published or turned to collectors within 60 days. It appeals to readers who can pay and offers aid to those truly unable to pay, emphasizing the newspaper’s need for revenue and commitment to the community.
Abl Benton of Fort Edward New York climbed Bald Mountain on a lonely night to aid a neighbor tormented by asthma. He used Dr Kings New Discovery, which had cured him, and the medicine quickly relieved the neighbor. It later cured the neighbor's wife as well.
A shopper in a Latin American dry goods setting presses for the last price. The salesman negotiates from $2.00 to 90 cents per yard, with the buyer finally accepting 70 cents after a drawn out bargaining sequence. The piece lampoons bargaining theatrics and price games in a Mexican shop.
A narrator at the Blue Boar inn recounts a bedstead linked to Richard II and a hidden treasure. Dorothy the landlady’s daughter befriends a mysterious guest who seeks to reveal dowries and wealth, while a miserly landlord guards his own fortune. The tale blends romance, history, and a haunting glimpse of Bosworth Field.
A fragment references J R SBuannok and the publication Success Magazine from New York, noting themes of achievement and personal development in a historical era. The garbled OCR hints at a periodical discussion of success oriented content.
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