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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1904
Page
3
A reader letter from Miss Hapgood describes relief from four years of salpin inflammation of the fallopian tubes and ovaritis after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises improved health and urges early attention to ovarian symptoms to avoid serious outcomes.
A fragmentary pastiche describes a Sunday school lesson about Moses striking the rock. A teacher uses charts and vivid description to show thirst and suffering, then relief when water flows. The readable bits emphasize emotion and moral theme rather than coherent details.
An article from Notre Dame, Ind announces a home treatment offering relief for back pain. It advises sufferers to contact Mrs. M. Baxton for guidance and states the plan aims to help women and others with persistent back pain through a weeklong avenue of steps.
A fragmented excerpt extols the value of cheerful people who radiate happiness and brighten surroundings. It argues that sunny temperaments attract others, improve mood, and make homes and streets feel more inviting, claiming a sunny disposition outshines mere physical beauty.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a new device or method and a failure prior success, with scattered names and terms. The readable bits reference Tres Piedras and a possible Impreure JV aimed at hair preservation, plus fragmented names Edward Perrisie and Eggiestum.
Warne County reports a record plum crop amid local farming boosts. Evansville sees a pearl sale for $500. Clarkshore forms a new bank with Everett Hamilton as president. Veedersburg hosts a street fair, and a Big Four collision leads to $22,500 in damages.
The London Express reports amid frontier survey work in West Africa from Yola to Lake Tehad. Fulani villagers mostly friendly. north of Lau hostile pagans feared for cannibalism. Warriors march with spears shields and poisoned arrows, while British forces greet local chiefs at Wubea. maps shown accurate, boundary shifted east enlarging British influence.
In the rough frontier section known as the toughest part of creation a man called Big John was elected town marshal by unanimous vote. He collected ballots with ease, pocketed them, and declared a landslide victory, becoming the town’s first coal officer as the settlement grew toward the railroad terminus.
Miss Nellie Davis of 1216 Michigan Ave Kansas City Missouri a society leader and club woman reports rapid relief from kidney troubles after using Doans Kidney Pills. She suffered back pains headaches and misery from a cold before a few boxes restored her health and she urges others to try the remedy offered by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a witty exchange Mr B questions Mrs B about money taken from his pockets last week. She admits taking money and explains she sterilized the old bills by exchanging them for a new spring suit at the tailor, citing safety concerns about dirty currency.
An expert judge of paintings declares he knows at least six hundred counterfeits of the old masters in private US galleries. He notes many were bought in Europe at high prices, now circulating in American collections.
Rates to the West Northwest and South via nickel plate road on first and third Tuesdays each month. One way colonist rates Sept 15 to Oct 15. Details from local agent or Mr. C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Ind. Sugar lovers called saccharomaniacs. Prof Qoston links sugar indulgence to kidney and liver complaints.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue 2oz package for whitening fabrics with five coats claimed. The text also references Edison patents and Mrs Winslow’s soothing teething medicine priced at three cents per bottle.
Mrs Wayupp scolds and warns against inviting the high society Wayupp daughters after their father, a noted scientist and college president, disgraces himself by a public scandal. Mrs Wayupp notes the father’s study of the trade winds has been covered in papers.
A sandwich praised for its taste uses Neufchatel or cream cheese and English walnuts. Lightly butter bread, spread cheese about a eighth of an inch thick, add chopped walnuts about a quarter inch, sprinkle with salt, then assemble.
Dialogue notes DeGorema admitting absent mindedness at 11 p m and Miss Caustique retorting. Advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry blueing in a large 2 oz package for five cents.
Mrs Hill asks about a cook and Mrs Chester Park answers that the cook is good enough but her cooking is described as fierce despite church attendance and other duties.
A user asks about an a2 Self inking dating Btamp for 765 centa and provides an address Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana. The text also includes a fragmented line about an eye shape indicating mental ability.
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