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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
4
A farmer criticizes agricultural papers as useless and branded frauds after wasting years following their guidance. The vignette cites a failed wheat strategy, a boastful phonily telegraph era farmer, and a warning against indigestion cures promoted by Bartlett & Doyle. It ends with endorsements for Rocky Mountain Tea and the family physician.
George William Uruis extols the leaders of the American Revolution as sober, thoughtful, and deeply studious. He argues ideas are the life of a people and warns that denying natural rights corrodes national conscience, citing Burke Fox Pitt and Gower on rights and justice.
J W Sullivan of Hartford recounts a leg injury from a rusty wire that led to inflammation and blood poisoning. After enduring two years, doctors urged amputation, but he recovered using Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Amica Salve, with the leg healing completely. Electric Bitters is praised for skin and blood disorders with Bartlett & Boyle guaranteeing satisfaction at 40 cents.
A Kansas City Times piece debates Aguinaldo's status after capture, questioning if he is a prisoner of war or rebel and whether treason trials or executions could occur. It notes American views on independence, colonial history, and the Philippines, suggesting treason trials are unlikely and public sentiment remains wary of imperialism.
The magistrate sternly warns the prisoner he did not want him to return, while the prisoner insists the officer would not believe his statement, highlighting a tense courtroom moment.
Mr Dolan praises the gunman while Mr Rafferty argues the risk lies with the shooter in front, noting the danger shifts to the operator. The dialogue reflects a frontier wariness about who bears the danger in conflict.
Marion Rooke of I. M. Thompson at 1658 Milwaukee Ave Chicago reports a severe cold kept her from work. She praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy stating it relieved her illness quickly and left her fully recovered. Bartlett & Doyle sell the remedy. Edgar L Warren of Wolfeboro NH notes a poultry record of 214 eggs per year from White Wyandotts.
A dated testimonial from Oscoop Missouri October 28 1899 endorses Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for stomach trouble and indigestion. The letter from Dr T Jones praises the product urging others to try it as a proven remedy. Bartlett & Doyle carry the syrup in stock.
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