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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1897
Page
8
Confinement and bard work indoors, especially sitting, strain health more than outdoor exertion. Sedentary workers are weary after hours and need exercise or a tonic. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is recommended to invig orate and restore energy, also aiding dyspepsia kidney liver and rheumatic ailments.
Hall Caine recounts a grumpy Methodist woman who never praised preachers. When a minister left she wished the Lord would send a better man, and when the new minister arrived she doubted any man could be as good as the one who left.
Try Allen's Foot-Ease a powder shaken into shoes to cool feet relieve smarting and tight shoes and ease bunions corns and callous spots. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with a trial package free. Address Allen S Ohmsted Le Roy New York.
The notice urges parents to set a careful example in walking and talking to their children for stronger guidance. It promotes Glenn's Sulphur soap as a remedy for nuisances like rheumatism and gout, and Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye in black or brown, 50.
The text argues printed matter defines advertising, with billheads letters and envelopes as advertising yet not mediums. It compares stationery to clothing, noting swindlers use fine engraving and appearance to aid bad business while good stationery should help proper ventures.
Miss Mary E Saith of Jobstown New Jersey writes to Mrs Pinkham praising her Compound for curing nervous prostration and general debility caused by a fallen womb after two bottles. She reports relief from back pain sleeplessness dull headaches and constant weariness and urges others to try the medicine for happier homes.
A stranger attacked Mrs. Paulina Fenska at the Leyden township farmhouse near Franklin Park Cook County Illinois. After a two hour pursuit by armed farmers the fugitive fought back with revolvers and was killed as farmers overpowered him in a brutal mob action.
Karl Fenska’s farm near Mannheim in Franklin Park becomes scene of deadly confrontation. After a German stranger threatened and attacked Mrs Fenska, a mob of local farmers armed themselves and hunted the assailant through fields. The fugitive fought back and died after exhausting ammo and being wounded, sparking boasts of swift vengeance to protect homes.
An assortment of patent medicines and cures are promoted alongside a ceremonial greeting to Hartford official Philip Hichborn via Senator Hawley. The ad set includes Flail's Catarrh Cure, Sicilian Hair Denever, Mrs Winslow's Syrup, GRAIN-O coffee replacement, Piso's Cure for lungs, and Dr Elie’s Great Nerve Balm with a trial offer.
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