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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
6
Theodore Dreiser recalls at the Century club a preacher and critic overhearing how a favorable Potts review boosted sales. The critic concedes the review praised Potts last novel for purity and high moral tone, then notes the line was meant to boost sales.
A Brooklyn Life piece recalls a charming hostess whose hospitality left guests wishing for a personal welcome. The anecdote highlights her warm demeanor and memorable impression on visitors in a city setting.
Mrs Williams of Elkhart Indiana reports four months of improvement after use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for long standing organic inflammation female weakness and related pain. She credits relief to the remedies and offers permission to publish her testimonial.
Manitoba begins producing substantial corn mainly for feed. In southern Manitoba on September 28 a field reached eight to nine feet, dough stage, with potential yields over 20 tons per acre. Brandon experimental farm reports good silo corn from several varieties. Corn adapts to northern Minnesota and could extend northward, urging western agriculturists to diversify from grain. Dairy and beef stock winter feed demand could make corn valuable across Alberta and Saskatchewan.
A Brooklyn real estate dealer narrates a comic tale of luring a mastiff into a farm route to disrupt local dogs. He recalls the dog mauling many canines, sparking farmers to offer bounties for his scalp. He insists he is not revengeful, just seeking fairness for his pet.
A fragment references Hungarian goulash overseas and a joke about sessions. An ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Pellets described as small sugar coated candy like, easing stomach liver and bowels with a warning not to eripe. The passage ends noting relief prayers are rarely answered for the average man.
A joint Senate and House committee led by Senator Bourne investigates federal road aid distribution by population area or mileage. Congress has already allocated $500 000 to aid rural delivery routes as a test, while calls grow for systematic, science based road building and a state highway commission with expert supervision.
Warns uric acid buildup as a slow killer leading to kidney disease Bright's disease and related pains. Describes early symptoms such as dull headaches and urine issues and urges cure via Duan’s Kidney Pills, praised by users nationwide.
Mr Eliza Kirk of Spencer describes long back pain dizziness and nervous strain before kidney pills. After months in bed with swelling and weakness, five boxes of Pecans Kidney Pills restored health and years of relief followed.
An inventor, Christian J. Siebenhaar of Oramel New York, introduces a wallpapering machine with extensible frame and mounted paper and paste applicator. The ad also includes Castoria warnings and a Chicago Tribune note about an atheist history teacher in Rome's female secondary school.
Hugh G. Taylor of Buhl Idaho patents a simple road making drag built from sheet metal four by four inches and quarter inch thick. The device attaches to a wagon axle and smooths the track while a disk at the end trims road edges. Southern Idaho advocates urge county purchase and tax rebates for users to improve the chuck hole plagued roads.
In a show window display by H. Lieber company a large picture of a lioness with four cubs drew praise and mild criticism. Some wondered why four cubs while a reader cites natural history indicating two to four whelps are born at once and eye opening yet helpless for weeks.
A Washington woman credits Postum with preventing heart palpitations caused by coffee. She recalls a doctor saying no organic disease, and after stopping coffee and using Postum her symptoms vanished. A neighbor also benefits, with his wife serving Postum to restore harmony at home. Postum varieties and pricing are noted.
A famous clergyman recalls a lay preacher conference where a veteran explains his three part sermon plan. He asserts the structure: state the talk, then deliver it, then recount what was said. The item also advertises Red Cross Mall Blue and offers a girl’s birthday warning.
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