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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1898
Page
4
The writing claims neuralgia sufferers ignore trusted remedies and try St Jacobs Oil, claiming it has cured thousands and warning that Cain ravages the system while the product leaves it a Darren waste. The tone urges readers to try it despite skepticism.
A Klondiker recalls enduring harsh Alaskan winter hardships, contrasting it with a man who stayed home. He notes his nights in a New England farm spare bedroom prepared him for cold, while a judge emphasizes the stark difference in experience.
Growers are urged to try Grain-O the new drink made from pure grains. It mimics the rich color of mocha or java and is claimed to be easy on delicate stomachs. Priced at 26 cents per package, it is sold by all grocers.
Quotations show a speaker describing Cousin Tom asking his father for five dollars before leaving. The fragment notes a broken speech style and an aunt Ethel confirms the event.
A reader from Milwaukee Wisconsin reports relief from facial eruptions after using Hood's Sar Bayparina. The testimonial claims cure from dermatitis and freedom from chemical sensitivities after several bottles.
Ivan and Theodore Striovski, former Michiganders now in Alameda Western Canada, report to the Dominion government on Western Canada’s promise. They praise cheap fuel timber water grazing land and low coal prices with railways markets and schools, urging others to consider the region for a future home. An illustrated Interior pamphlet will be sent free to inquirers.
Miss Autumn visits a local auction on State street with Miss Young. They stroll past stalls and wonder what to buy while a stage routine inspires whispered jokes about a man asking for offers.
The Colorado Special will run nightly from Chicago via the Chicago and North Western Railway to Denver, departing at 1:00 AM daily and arriving in Denver by midafternoon. Eastbound service returns to Chicago the same day with stops listed including Dekalb, Cliton, Cedar Key, and Omaha. The train features sleeping, chair cars, and dining service, with through connections to Was Gbedl and West Denver routes.
The text notes how during New Year the emperor visits his mother with a gift to thank her for her care. He expresses hope that her care will continue in the future, reflecting traditional Chinese customs of honoring parents.
An 19th century drug advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as stopping coughs immediately. It invites readers to visit a druggist for a free sample bottle and offers 36 and 60 cent bottle sizes. The copy warns delays are dangerous and urges prompt action.
A 1880 Toledo advertisement oath by J. Curxey as senior partner of F. J. Cusney & Co. offers ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any catarrh not cured by Halle's Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney notarized December 1880 asserts cure is internal and blood related. Sold by druggists at 75 cents.
Wing-How does it happen you've al ways had such complete success in playing the part of the villain? Flies-By feeling the part. You see, I always insist upon being stage man ager at such times, and in that capacity it's dead easy to get mad enough to en act a dozen villainies before I get my eue.
Salzer's Northern Grown Seeds offers a contest for the biggest potato yield with $400 in gold and names for corn and oat varieties. Seedsmen growing grasses, clovers, and farm seeds may order 11 new seed samples worth $10 by sending 10 cents in stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis for the large catalogue.
Researchers observe extreme heat on the southwest Persian coast near the Gulf, where nightly temperatures stay above 100 degrees and often climb to 128 degrees in the afternoon. The region’s fiery conditions draw comparisons and raise questions about local climate patterns and heat tolerance.
It Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry and is the cure for Couch feet? The ad claims Alien Foot-Ease powder relieves frost bites damp sweating feet corns bunions and other foot problems. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with free samples by Alien & Olmsted LeRoy NY.
The piece notes that since 1821 Mexico has had fifty five rulers. It lists four executions one poisoning four murders and seven killed in battle as outcomes among these rulers.
A patient cites a doctor’s dire warning and credits Piso’s Cure for Consumption with a complete recovery. The report names Amos Kelner and Cherry Valles as involved, dated November 23, 795.
A witty gag exchange between Cholly and a druggist features a punchline about a box of Rough on Rats. The dialogue also references dubious products and a remark on maritime losses, noting three British seamen die daily and 300 ships lost yearly at sea.
The article cites Secretary of the Navy urging more battleships and port fortifications, noting Congress will likely consider recommendations. It references various patent medicines and quack ads such as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Mother Gray's Sweet Powders, as well as Lane's Family Medicine, all presented in a periodical ad style.
An ad touts Grain-O as a nourishing grain drink for children that resembles coffee in taste and aroma. It claims Grain-O costs about a quarter of a dollar per serving and is sold by all grocers, promising health benefits.
A quip on the value of free guidance and the burden of costly counsel. The saying implies that paying for all advice would exhaust funds and leaves the reader with humor about self restraint and social fairness.
An illustrated promotion sells land in the New South at 3 to 5 dollars per acre with easy terms. It highlights good schools and churches and claims mild winters. The ad offers a new illustrated paper for 10 cents and credits W C Kinear son G P A for the Queen and Crescent Route in Cincinnati.
An advertisement claims Mra Winslow’s Soomisa Syrup for Children cures wind colic, reduces inflammation and abdominal pain, and costs a few cents per bottle. The text reads like a medical remedy pitched to parents seeking child relief.
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