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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1890
Page
7
Fragmentary text presents an advertisement style claim praising uninterrupted cures for nearly fifty years and marketing Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup. It mentions skepticism toward popular figures and a generic remark about a man’s popularity tied to winning ways, but no concrete event or date.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to revive failing liver function and purify blood. It promises to restore health, strength, and vigor, claiming guaranteed benefit or $500 refund for incurable catarrh cases. The copy emphasizes disease prevention and universal organ activation.
The War Department exhibits include a 13 000 cubic foot balloon bought by Gen Greely from Lachambre. It will cost 9000f, uses goldbeaters skin, and will be tested in Chicago by mid April with Signal Corps personnel. Gas options, portable plants, and historic uses in the Civil War are discussed alongside early dirigible concepts and safety notes.
The maker’s argument pushes second class powders as cheaper and higher profit for dealers, but customers pay the same as for Royal which is pure and well made. Inferior powders use impure materials, are weaker, and offer no real savings. Demand price reductions if buying the cheaper brands.
A Lewiston mill incident shows the value of carrying a sharp jackknife as a young woman’s hair was pulled into slowly revolving cog-wheels. A bystander freed her by gripping the hair with his left hand and severing it near the wheels with the knife.
The article notes a transition from herbs pills and draughts to a pleasant effective syrup of F a liquid laxative. It warns buyers to ensure genuine product comes from the California Fig Syrup Co and is sold by leading druggists. A quoted line about a military prisoner escaping is attributed to the New Orleans Picayune.
A birth notice notes the child as the first Dutch infant born in the San Luis Valley. It emphasizes the multicultural effort behind the notice with a Dan author, a Mormon typesetter, an American proofreader, a German in form, and a Mexican printer, highlighting the composite character of the far Southwest's people.
A column of curious notices offers life change through B F Johnson in Nichmond Virginia and a promise to transform misfortune into fortune. The National Portrait Society in New York advertises portrait painting inducements. Also a Dr. Kline nerve remedy claims to cure fits with a free trial bottle.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a defendant blamed his wife for wants she could not meet due to unexpected lodge assessments. The judge grants the divorce and calls the next case.
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