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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
4
The advertisement argues that men cannot fully grasp a woman’s health struggles and urges using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It cites Mrs. Chappell of Grant Park Illinois and claims the remedy eases ovarian and womb inflammation, inviting readers to contact Pinkham’s Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
A collage of humorous clips and medical ads notes small remedies like De Witt's Little Early Risers and Bucklen's Alpha Salve for liver purities burns and sores. It includes quips about paternity memory and wit, ending with a light jab at self-importance.
Wm Yates drove to Nebraska City Monday. Wm Powers was there Saturday. Pat Riley near completion on a new house. Frank Carmean in Nebraska City Tuesday. Tebe Reeves returned from Omaha Sunday morning. M M Payne back from central Missouri Sunday afternoon. TYQ Hern business trip to Hamburg Wednesday. John Cook hauling baled hay to Nebraska City this week. Sid Turner’s residence nearing completion. Spencer Cockerham to move into new home soon. Ed Luiggets had business in the Junction Monday and Wednesday. Pat and Tebe Reeves grading Nishnabotna for Mr. Gillman. Jacob Payne repairing Deignan’s house northwest of the Junction. T O Hern and Gathan Vyse saw The Wrongt Mr. Wright in Nebraska City Monday night. One pair of mitten gloves free with each cash purchase at Junction store. James Blunk collecting substantial quarterage for M B church, south, lately. Irve Vyse located at Junction store invites friends to shop. Miss Zella Morton, Peru Normal student, spent Sunday with parents Mr. and Mrs. M M Morton near Nebraska City. De Witt’s Little Early Risers praised by user from Goshen Ind. Bartlett and Doyle endorse the product.
Warm weather brings a parade of visitors and locals traveling entrees. Chas Howsl of Cook Nebraska visits Bartlett while Henry Moser clerks for Chas Kidd. Numerous relatives and friends from Omaha Nebraska City and Sidney appear visiting households and assisting in trades and schooling. Local merchants push Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with a friendly free sample offer at Bart Jett Doyle.
Farragut items report Clyde Onx improving and Harry Perkins back from Nebraska. Local visits include John Stickler cycling to Villisca and Red Oak visitors Will Irwin Reuben Galt Miss Palm and sister Mrs Piper. Mrs Lee Greedy hosted church friends for a bazaar planning session. A theatre outing to Shenandoah is noted and a restaurant transfer to George McMullen. Also reports on Mrs Mattie Lair’s political visit, a nerve disease book promotion, One Minute Cough Cure ad, and Morton Grain Company incorporation by J Sterling Morton and partners with $50,000 capital.
Travel sickness and new foods can cause diarrhoea so carry Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Bartlett and Doyle sell it. Telegraph reports J R Wood, Claim No 1, Lawton district, Oklahoma City dated Oct 28, is dangerously ill and reported dead but slowly recovering.
Riverton notes show numerous visits and gatherings. Local residents and guests include Miss Kline Sidney visiting Dr. Cowger, Mrs. Lamb Hamburg shopping, and Nellie Louie with Randolph friends. Epworth league plans an oyster supper and a grand Senses Bazaar before Christmas, with activities at the M E church and parsonage.
A worker seeks approval before being let go and is told his industry is misapplied. The politician notes the man serves taxpayers but lacks judgment, offering a cautious critique of his suitability.
The speaker notes mild fall weather and good crop prospects in Winfield Kansas while suspending immigration work. He highlights a long sales record in southwestern Iowa, heavy advertising, and low royalty, with excursions and a $12.50 round trip. Listings include hotels, shops, farms, ranches, and city properties in Fremont and Atchison counties with various prices and exchanges.
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