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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
1
The Burlington Route offers round trip tickets to principal points in the north south west and northwest at one fare plus two dollars. Minimum selling rate nine dollars. Tickets valid to return within 21 days from date of sale. For rates and trains contact P Dean Agent.
We thank friends and neighbors for assistance during the illness and death of our mother Mrs Moriim Townsend and missives from Mrs Alice Parisy Mrs Epwa Colutya. An ad offers Weeke Break Up A Cold tablets refundable if ineffective at 25 cents from Bartlett and Doyle.
A humorous note from the Cleveland Plain Dealer recalls how the Wintergreen won over Mrs. De Young by cheeky wit. The second ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best blood purifier, offering 25 cent price and free samples at Bartlett & Doyle's.
A Chicago Times Herald humor piece describes a new boarder who aims to charm the landlady by flattery. He boasts of living there a month without paying, while speculating on her past and family, and meeting the landlady’s husband who remains unnamed.
Farm loan offer at five percent optional rate. Apply or inquire via A. B. Noble, real estate broker, Hamburg. The note appears incomplete with contact details ending abruptly.
Advertisement urging readers to contact Mohawk Remedy Co in Rome New York for a purported cure. It promises the only effective method to cure rupture and inguinal hernia, available for one cent with no clear proof or medical basis.
Superintendent Maxwell interviews a passenger conductor applicant from General 81 O B Q, testing honesty with a punch oath, safety drills, and odd vows. The tale mixes training, cigars, and a bishop knife while mocking railroad hiring rituals amid a kiosk ad for Greene's Syrup of Tar.
Real estate transfers listed for Fremont County cover numerous parcels in Sidney and Hamburg areas. Transfers include H E Hawley to S Holmes, CB Liggett to T C Thornton, S Simons to G M Heckel, W Grasby to M E Richabough, and Abe Reeves et al to W Hand Tuey among others. Also noted are a medical advertisement for Catarrh cure and a Toledo druggist promotion.
The Prodigal Son comments on the toughest veal at the celebratory family reunion after his long return. His father replies with sentiment as the gathering marks the reunion and recalls the old call played before the youth left twenty years ago.
A Troy Otia Saya customer reports rapid pain relief from rheumatic pains after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He tried several remedies before a local druggist recommended the balm, purchased a bottle, and found immediate relief, praising it as the best muscular rheumatism remedy available. Bartlett & Doyle sell the product.
The ad claims Raven Food cures scours in pigs and lambs, removes worms from hogs, prevents pneumonia, and keeps livestock healthy. It promises strong animals with ample milk and offers a money refunded deal if not cured, sold by Bartlett & Doyle in Ham burg Ta.
The Pan American Exposition will run May 1 to November 1 1907 in Buffalo to celebrate a century of Western Hemisphere progress. The Nickel Plate road promotes its service from Chicago to Buffalo New York City and Boston with no extra fares and dining cars, offering a 35 cent to 1.00 price range on tickets. Hotel accommodations in Buffalo and Niagara Falls are available through F J Moore and others in Buffalo and Chicago.
A vintage advertisement touts MENDEL'S DYNAMIC TABULES as a rapid remedy for colds and coughs. Testimonials from Barclay Henley and Mrs Emma L Hollin praise quick relief, with claims of stopping symptoms in one night and within days. Product sold by Inland Drug Co and Bartlett & Doyle with stamps for 25 cents.
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