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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1898
Page
7
The passage argues that marriage desires constant charm and that wives can still attract husbands after vows. It suggests women should study ways to keep home attractive so husbands prefer home life, presenting domestic bliss as achievable through attentive, subtle efforts.
The American Tobacco Co donated over one hundred thousand pounds of Battle Ax Plug and DUKES Mixture tobacco and bought fifty thousand briar pipes to supply every U S camp and hospital and thirty ships in Cuban waters. The effort is praised as practical kindness by a corporation with a soul.
The article notes Persian shahs loving fifty cats with own attendants and rooms for meals. It recalls the Russian czar and Danish visit where a dog attack spurred quick action to save a beloved cat. It mentions Siamese royalty and a white short hair variety prized enough to require months and influence to obtain one for an English consul in Bangkok.
The article notes that glass was known in ancient times and decades of study confirm its early use and recognition.
Mr Dooley quips that a king cannot escape obligation and wage limits while anarchists lurk. A joke-filled tale contrasts foreign crowns with American leaders and ends noting anarchists as sewer gas, using a Chicago Journal voice.
The article notes Spain in the sixteenth century sought to destroy chivalric readership, yet Cervantes forged Don Quixote into a seminal work. It claims the first part spurred the burning of chivalry books, making the second part, written in old age in prison, even better and a monument to genius. It praises Sancho Panza’s plain sense against visionary enthusiasm.
The wife of Senator Stewart plans a spring trip to the Alaskan gold fields to host a party. Governor Bower of Oklahoma previously worked as a telegraph operator in Leavenworth at the outbreak of war. Brigadier General Mizner, retired, died of heart disease in Washington. The grandson of Comrade Kruger was acquitted in Pretoria of slander against Queen Victoria. Phoebe Hearst funded University of California improvements and President Kellogg of California offered his resignation to the regents.
John Young, 72, of LeRoy New York, fell from a 22 foot scaffold while placing weather boards on a barn. He suffered facial and body bruises and paralysis-like weakness but after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People he recovered, regaining movement and strength. The story promotes the pills as a cure for locomotor ataxia partial paralysis St Vitus dance sciatica neuralgia rheumatism and other conditions.
Professor Cushing examines Pine Island keys in Florida and uncovers village remains and relics of ancient lake dwellers with steel and copper implements pottery masks and sculpture. He notes their affinities may align them with ancient Mexican peoples based on artifacts.
Historical ad states Kemp's Balsam stops coughs instantly and offers a free sample bottle from druggists. Bottles sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes. urges immediate purchase, warning that delays are dangerous.
A historic letter notes heavy bombardment of Se bastopol by allied forces and fleets. It mentions a government tax on old iron sales yielding about 75000 dollars. The message includes a claim about Piso's Cure for consumption from Williamsport Pennsylvania dated November 12, 1895.
A broker extols a young man with a genius for finance. He started with 1,000,000 dollars and expects to retain over 500,000 after closing the deal. The exchange highlights optimism about a major financial move.
Nickel Plate Road offers lowest rates with a trio of express trains daily. All trains pass through Van Buren Street Union Passenger Station, Chicago. R. J. Hasan ron, Fort Wayne Indiana agent. Windlow’s syrup for children advertises a 3 cent bottle.
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