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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1895
Page
2
More families who receive their mail at Fremont subscribe to the Fremont Book than to all other Fremont county papers combined. This has held true for more than a year.
A reader asks about marriage timing and age, another about proposing in person, several note hair and appearance tips, and a caution against relying on letters for romance. The column advises patience, practical steps, and warns that letters may be lost.
Lincoln Nebraska fallout from a notice touts Dr King s New Discovery as curing a stubborn cough in two children after other medicines failed. It promotes trial bottles free at McKeehen s drug store and lists regular sizes 50c and 1.00. Also a sugar sale offer from April 5 to 15 and a note from J P Seenhower about tin ware.
A county resident advertises hay wood straw and coal deliveries in city at short notice, along with prompt garden plowing. Another notice promotes two cars of soft and hard coal sold at any cost, claiming best market quality. Depicts local merchants including E. C. Suvre and J. Bronson.
An advertisement touts Otto's Cure as a guaranteed throat and lung remedy, offered free by W. N. McLechen as sole agent. It warns against inferior mixtures, promotes a golden syrup bottle, and notes sample free with a 50 cent large bottle. It also urges prompt Brant's Balsam use for croup and warns of fatal throat diseases.
At Crooked Creek a wedding reception for Abe Persing and his bride followed their April 6 ceremony. Guests traveled from Jonesville, Angola, Muskegon, and Wolf Lake where Persing will work in milling. Local teachers and visitors are listed among the week’s social items.
Fremont Base Ball Association elects C A Michael secretary after Dell Tillotson resigns. Groundwork finished, materials on site, team labeled Fremont Eagles. Sam Repperd chosen as umpire. Ad promotes nerve remedies from J W Brant Co and Dr Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer with free advice and trial offers.
Advertisement claims headaches stem from digestion and stomach disorders and promises relief with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. The copy emphasizes the product as a favorite remedy, associated with McKeehen and widely advertised.
An ad touts Baco-Curo as a scientific, plant based treatment to quit tobacco without shock. It promises a permanent cure in three boxes, guaranteed or money back with interest, and offers samples by mail from Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co of LaCrosse Wisconsin.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured J. G. Gorrell of the worst eczema in Indiana. It also heals scalds burns indolent sores and never fails to cure piles. McKeehken.
An advertisement proclaims One Minute Cough Cure relieves indigestion and other troubles quickly. It claims tablets give relief without delay, emphasizing the speed enabled by modern communication and technology.
The sick are all able to be out. W McNaughton and wife moved in with D L Phenicie. Bert Waters and Theron Miller received new bicycles. J N Avers went to Fremont due to his mother's illness. John Miller moved to a new home. Mr. Scott moved into the Miller house. Local ladies plan a nickel concert at the Chapel on Thursday evening April 18. Youths attended a temperance play Better than Gold at Wake man’s schoolhouse last Saturday. A fast-horses sale is planned for Fort Wayne in the last week of April.
An old advertisement touts Baucklews Aruleca Salve as the universal cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It also includes a 25 cent price and sale location by W. N. For complete baseball schedule information for 1895 is offered by A. J. Smith at the Cleveland Ry office with postage stamp payment required.
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