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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1899
Page
8
Sidford F Hamp recounts in St Nicholas how a Colorado geology class encounter a grizzly. Phil single handily drives the bear with an ax, splits its skull, and is wounded but saves a friend while the others flee.
An Oxford warden, Dr Symons, sharply rebuked a diligent undergraduate for chapel attendance irregularities. The student claimed no absences due to a name mix up with another Smith. The warden praised punctuality but warned against formalism.
A reflective note echoes Longfellow on valuing life lived fully and recorded in detail. The line invites consideration of writing as a measure of significance and memory.
Endorsed by Dr Chas Rager the Beggs hair renewer claims to stop dandruff prevent hair loss and restore life to hair. Secret formula advertised as a revival for thinning locks with a focus on scalp health and structural improvement.
A brief drug advertisement promises rapid headache relief using Dr Davis’s formula. It urges readers to obtain the remedy from pharmacists within minutes of use and highlights immediate action against head pain.
An advertisement asserts Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup is superior to other syrups and offers a bottle for 25e if not available from a local druggist. It brands Dr Chas Rager as guarantor of the claim.
A Safe Pill a small Pill a pleasant Cathartic an after dinner Pill is Beggs Little Giant. We recommend them. Dr. Chas. Rager.
A testimonial from Reverend J. R. Fly at Brookline Station Missouri reports a wife with last stage pulmonary consumption found relief after starting White Wine of Tar. She has used the fourth bottle and now enjoys better health than in years. Sold by S. U. Suoberger.
An old advert promotes Beggs' German Salve claiming to cure itching and bleeding piles. The copy emphasizes relief with a 25 cent price and credits Dr. Chas.
The advertisement claims Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam is easily cured by its use and presented as a safe and certain remedy.
An old advertisement promotes Pure, Fresh Drugs from Dr Chas Kager’s Drug Store and guarantees Beggs Diarrhoea Babsam as a remedy.
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