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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
1
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Public sale at the farm four miles east and a half mile north of Hamburg, six miles south of Riverton, on Thursday February 27 at 4 PM. Sale includes 10 horses and mules, cattle and calves, farm wagons and implements, hay, corn, posts, and other items. Terms: ten months on sums $10+, cash for under $10. lunch on grounds. Auctioneers E G Tiller and Duke Alberson. Clerk Edw Gillman.
The text discusses gambling losses at Ostende with large sums wagered daily and players losing over a million francs, noting fairness but gambler recklessness. It then explains a sty eyelid abscess, its causes, pain, progression, and treatment including cold application early, moist heat poultices, and iron tincture advice from Isabel Brown M D in American Queen.
In Perthshire a couple arguing over a narrow lane encounter a brewer's cart. The woman insists on not backing up claiming the driver should have seen them first. The brewer's driver concedes and opts to reverse, remarking he understands having faced a similar situation at home.
Sleepwalking is better understood today though consensus remains. Glasgow case where a man walked ten miles to see his father and a Welsh woman who walked three miles in her nightgown without waking challenged theories. Cold exposure may not always awaken sleepers, a nuance backed by well authenticated examples.
A Short Stories anecdote describes two men riding through Paris one clever, one dull. The dull man dominates talk until his companion notices a yawning street observer. The clever man signals the interruption, remarking that they are overheard.
The article centers on a family value set by Mr Comrox and his daughters who attend grand opera to claim exposure to great singers. A businessman questions the motive, while Comrox defends honesty and cultural responsibility as a virtue.
A dog owner recounts a cat’s clever reaction to its reflection. The cat first shows surprise, investigates behind the glass, then studies its image closely. It paws the glass, licks its paws, and tests movement to confirm the likeness before calmly leaving.
A reflective essay on truth versus deception. It argues truth is accessible to any person with care, while lying demands imagination and memory and risks exposure. It notes virtue is universal, and becoming a master villain requires talent, training, and relentless effort, yet conscience can thwart even the most practiced liar.
The text notes many cave animals live in darkness and a few fish there are described as visually reduced yet not truly blind. It states Mammoth Cave is the largest of about 500 US caverns and that most creatures retain rudimentary organs, with nerves and ganglia often absorbed through disuse.
The article describes amber carved into elegant forms by Etruscan goldsmiths. It highlights the Prince de Canino necklace with sardonyx and amber pendants and Juvenal’s depiction of a patron at a feast with amber embossing. Pliny notes amber’s use to imitate transparent stones, especially amethyst.
The TWICH-A-WEEK REPUBLIC claims to be the cheapest first class newspaper that prints all worth printing. It promises full-year readership with important world affairs and reliability for the whole family. Subscription is $1 a year, available via news dealers postmasters or direct mail to The Republic St Louis Mo.
A North Star Michigan resident Mrs J A Moore endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best coughs colds and croup remedy she has used for years Bartlett and Doyle distribute the product locally by word of mouth and newspaper notice.
Winter 1898 left R Wheeler nearly unable to move across joints and body. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Bartlett Doyle, he improved immediately and regained steady work through the year. Local sale note.
M S Mead a leading Attleboro Mass pharmacist reports relief from dyspepsia belching and sour stomach after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says digestion improved allowing foods like mince pie cheese candy and nuts with no trouble and endorses the product.
Dr A V Banes of St Joseph Missouri offers chronic diseases care for both sexes with monthly treatment. Office hours are 11 a m to 4 p m daily except Saturdays and Sundays 11 a m to 1 p m.
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