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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
4
A Detroit Free Press joke recounts Dodson teaching Blobson a scheme to end wives going through pockets while asleep. Blobson tests the idea by hoarding counterfeit money, which his wife is later accused of passing. The ruse leads to the wife accepting only checks from then on.
Judge George Thatcher and Davis once rode an unbridled horse as boys in Barnstable and Yarmouth. After the battle of Bunker Hill a retreat forced them to abandon the horse on the road. Years later Davis prosecuted a horse thief before Thatcher, who quipped the old memory, saying Davy this reminds me of the horse you and I stole in Barnstable.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet, a dispute over a century question leads to coercion of a singer. Friction with the Odious Bimberlings is noted as the partition wall thunders with music.
A letter from Mrs Col onel Hamilton at 25y Goodale street Columbus Ohio attests Pe-ru-na as a trusted remedy. Margaret Dauben Racine Wis says the product keeps her healthy during the change of life after several bottles for female complaint. Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio offers free treatment directions by letter.
The famous operatic soprano Miss Annie Wyandotte from Kansas City testifies that Peruna saved her voice and revived her singing career. She notes her recovery began after an ad led to vocal pupils and credits relief from catarrh for restored speech and performance.
Miss Clara Stoecker of Pittsburg Pa credits Peruna for curing chronic catarrh after trying many remedies and recommends it to friends. Mrs Margareth Fritz Wilcox of Dakota praises Dr Hartman and Peruna and Man a Jin after severe symptoms and multiple surgeries. Pelvic catarrh noted as common female complaint.
New York harbor operates about 400 tug boats with average daily earnings around 30 dollars per tug. Daily business reaches 12 000 dollars, with weekly 72 000 and annual 3 744 000. Tugs cost 5 000 to 12 000 dollars, first class twenty-incher valued at 10 000 dollars. Also includes a promotional note for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and pricing.
An ad style item notes Grain-O as a coffee substitute praised for being grain based and stomach friendly. It markets 3 cents per package, claims broad appeal for both children and adults, and touts a rich mocha like color.
A collage of vintage consumer ads and brief observations. Mentions Lord Kelvin estimating the sun’s age at 100 million years, and its remaining life under current burning rates. Includes foot care products, a dessert mix, grains drink, medicinal claims, a Wall Street quip, and a call to request a free sample. Also notes grain products for children and a booklet offer from CRANE with postage.
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