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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
8
A New York man recounts severe nervous trouble with facial paralysis improved by Dr. Williams Pink Pills after doctors failed. He describes restored facial movement and regained health following his wife’s advice. Pills sold by druggists and mail from Schenectady with a free booklet on nervous disorders.
A fragmented reminiscence from the Philadelphia Press captures a comic scene with Cheapley and Popley recalling a market errand. The old man’s muddled dialogue hints at cabbage and a mistaken shopping list, reflecting light local humor.
The notice lists unusually low rates via Nickel Plate Road in West Northwest Southwest and South regions. It specifies first and third Tuesdays of each month through April with inclusive terms. Aventor address details in Fort Wayne Indiana and contact A. Melvin TP. A. Fort Wayne.
A Massachusetts lawyer with a treacherous memory mutters a joke about the human race and his own forgetfulness. After a friend clues him in, he tries the gag on another, stumbling over the line and exclaiming he cannot quite grasp the joke.
A collage of editorial quips and satirical notes cites Senator Gallinger on military needs, Lipton's Cup odds, beet sugar influence in Congress, and calls for fewer New York justiceships. The round of jibes targets graft, taxes, and the gap between wealth and law.
The piece argues Lincoln secured a creditable standing at the bar early in his career among capable peers of exceptional force and character in Illinois. It suggests few states could match Illinois talent at that time.
Mrs Henry A Reamer of South Bend Indiana says she was weak nervous wretched with backache head pains dizziness and dropsy when she started Dean’s Kidney Pills. She claims the pills gave relief and saved her life and notes they cost 50 cents a box sold by all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An ad proclaims Anti-Griplite a guaranteed cure sold by FF. Die mer M D a Springfield Missouri manufacturer for 25 cents. The copy attacks service disruption during church and markets the product as the solution.
An array of old advertisements offers remedies for cold, sore throat, and tonsillitis including laxative bromine tablets and Bayer oil. Mentions E W Groves boxed product, Dr Bayer’s oil, and a London Briton price note. Also notes long daylight fasting at Wardbury Norway and a Berlin telephone subscription range.
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