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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
4
A small catalog note announces “Cards of Titanks” priced at 25 cents, offering brief lines or verses in a compact format for readers seeking short literary items.
A skeptical note on courtesy as obsolete and the rising coal prices. The Leeds factory girls return to work in fashionable attire as inflation bites. Indiana’s political status is questioned amid doubt. The piece contrasts sanctimony with self deception and mirrors as a critic’s touch.
In a odd note the Italian queen Margarita reportedly values a face handkerchief at 10000 dollars. For the season sealskin sacks priced at 250 dollars are considered adequate.
D. L. Beach of Clover Nook Farm Greenfield Massachusetts says he has suffered stomach trouble for four years and recently bought a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy. He reports improvement after use.
An advertisement notes tablets available at 25 cents per box. The seller is C. Rager and claims relief for stomach trouble with a single box.
A provocative note suggests people may become immune to bee stings by frequent exposure starting with homeopathic doses. It frames the idea as an option for interested readers to try under guidance.
A historical reflection argues much of the country’s ills stem from the intelligent voter who claims suffrage yet neglects responsibility by staying home when weather or hardship keeps polling stations closed. The piece critiques voter turnout and civic duty.
A wary reflection compares swindlers and murderers with the slow grind of Providence. It notes con artists feign virtue through charity while killers deem their victims unworthy. The passage laments human impatience with fate and divine timing.
A historical note claims John Wesley told Mistress Wesley that repeats aid, and it mirrors how Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is repeatedly recommended for colds and grip. The text notes the remedy counteracts pneumonia risk and is pleasant and safe to take, sold by Chas Rager.
Macauley called Parliament’s greatest force the Fourth Estate, the newspaper fraternity, while Whitelaw Reid praised the country press as the country’s strongest power. The remark appears flattering yet signals a heavy duty for editors and reporters.
A New Jersey justice fined a man $10 for public kissing. Bringhampton cites a $25 fine and Petersburg Virginia has raised the penalty to $50. Mauricague licenses remain available at scaled rates.
The Liberty Mills feed mill now handles all grinding at three rents per bushel daily. Capacity has doubled and customers should see minimal delays on our peak days.
A Chicago man argues that good deeds outlast real estate deeds and urges kindness, sympathy, and lending a hand. He notes moral encouragement matters and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, claiming it cures and prevents pneumonia, with Dr Chas Rager selling it.
Trustee Joan L Arruur announces the office will move to the rear room above Leonard and Alspaugh's hardware store effective November 1.
Durham North Carolina resident P Muse says a severe stomach and liver illness nearly killed him. He credits Dr King's New Life Pills with saving his life and restoring his health. The pills cost 23 cents at Chas Rager's drug store.
Three fishermen from North Manchester were thrown from a buggy when their horse bolted after being frightened. Two fell into a ditch and one struck the bank, injuring a shoulder. The incident occurred about three miles southeast of town last Sunday. Moral: Better not go fishing on Sunday.
J J Babcock sells his grocery stock to Roger and Son. The transfer was invoiced and possession passed last week amid broader local business changes. Babcock, in town sixteen years, joins Roger and Son, known to be reputable, who will continue serving the trade. Come and see them.
The ad claims Kodol digests food and improves blood health. Mrs Cranfill of Troy I T says four bottles cured her indigestion after years of dyspepsia. Chas Rager endorses taking a dose after meals.
A small yellow dog named Toby, with a tag claiming it is a good dog, was dropped into Henry Miller’s mail wagon from the Big Four mail coach. The note requests coal and meat and begs kindness, suggesting the animal is a regular tramp dog begging at trains and with those connected to the mail service.
The report notes the Reading Railroad owns several idle coal mines not operated to reduce competition with active mines. Unused mines are valued at least $1,000 per acre, yet taxes are paid on a valuation of $2.50 per acre.
Intruders entered the Bippus post office in Huntington County during the night last week and carried off about $300 in stamps and money. No clues were reported at the time of the incident.
Powerful remedy advertised for eczema salt rheum and skin eruptions. Claims to heal pimples, sores, and chapped hands while improving facial appearance. Sold for 25 cents at Rager’s Drug Store with emphasis on quick, infallible relief.
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