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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1904
Page
3
Hon F G Salisbury announces candidacy for re election as representative. He is described as a good man in the last legislature and better qualified to serve constituents than a newcomer unfamiliar with legislative procedure.
In DeKalb County speculation centers on Emmet A. Bratton and John G. Yeagley as potential Republican circuit judge candidates. Yeagley states he will not run despite supporter interest. DeKalb figures may face nomination if Steuben delegates fail to agree.
The Times notes the shift toward prevention and cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia linked to colds or influenza. It claims extensive proof from thousands of cases during flu outbreaks and urges early use, with W N McKeehen selling the remedy.
A Logansport boy uncover a cache of gold pieces, identified as B9SU, while digging foundations for a building. Local authorities and collectors weigh the find, with assessments of value and provenance pending expert examination.
Orville D. Munger a Goshen farmer boy was arrested Saturday on the charge of making 200 counterfeit nickels.
Mrs J A Moore of North Star Michigan declares Chamberlain Cough Remedy best for coughs colds and croup after years of use. Sale noted by W N McKeehen.
Taggart forces secured victory in the Democratic primaries held in Indianapolis on Saturday, consolidating party control and advancing to the upcoming election phase. Local supporters celebrated the solid showing amid a competitive campaign.
An advertisement urges parents to use Bauer's Syrup of Prunes for children to ease colds fevers and other childhood ills. It claims regular bowel health prevents disease and offers a free sample bottle from Cameron's Drug Store.
Local Harrisville Hamilton group hosted a leap year party for neighborhood boys with games music and refreshments. Organizers described the event as a light hearted social in a community hall.
Mr W W Baker of Plainview Nebraska recounts fifteen years of wife’s chronic illness and failed treatments before Foley’s Honey and Tar saved her life. He praises the remedy and urges others to try it while noting local retailer H C Cameron sells it.
Secretary Taft asks Congress to pay Filipinos twelve thousand dollars for chickens taken by American soldiers. The clipping notes medical cautions and a liniment, plus Fort Wayne report of ten smallpox hospital patients recovering well.
Bauer's Cough Cure claimed to cure coughs colds bronchitis and asthma with instant relief and guaranteed results. New Harmony Pa druggist D Greenman praised the remedy and Cameron's Drug Store offered a free sample to prove its benefits.
Chas. Hamer of Kendallville received a one to seven year sentence in Albion for the robbery of an elderly man last autumn.
Melburne Florida resident H Haggin credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his life after a doctor stated consumption was incurable. He reports remarkable recovery and notes the product is guaranteed for throat and lung diseases. Druggist Lee Caswell sells it for 50 cents to 100 dollars with free trial bottles.
The article describes flinch as an adaptation of the well known Chinese fan tan game. It explains basic rules and origins, noting how players bet and reveal cards to determine winners.
An advertising item promotes Fuleys Kidney Cure as the most reliable preparation for kidney trouble and lists R C Cameron as the seller.
A Laporte man contracted hydrophobia after a ferret bite. He fractured his arm in delirium but is expected to recover.
A household advice note warns that winter coughs may lead to consumption if ignored and recommends Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy. Sold by R. C. Cameron.
The Kelly axe factory, once the world’s largest, will relocate its operations to West Virginia. This shift ends its long Alexandria tenure as workers await details on plant closure and new sites.
A runaway hazard nearly cost J. Orner his life but four years of ulcers resisted treatment until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the leg wound. The ad touts it as effective for burns bruises eruptions and piles and notes 25 cents at Lee Caswell's drug store.
A classified style notice claims Dr. King's New Life Pills maintain health by stimulating sluggish organs, aiding digestion and preventing constipation. Endorsed by Lee Caswell, the ad claims healthful rosy skin and pale to rosy contrast as a mystery solved.
Thousands of quail reportedly perished due to prolonged winter snow covering the ground in Indiana. Wildlife officials warn harsh conditions left birds unable to reach food, with significant losses across affected counties.
The State Bank of Wolcottville has filed articles of incorporation with capital set at $25,000.
Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as best for croup and whooping cough, claimed no opiates and quick cures. Careful mothers urged to keep it in the house and buy it from Cameron. Indiana reapportionment act of 1903 declared unconstitutional by Judge Downey will go to the supreme court for final adjudication.
An advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and invigorate the stomach, regulate bowels, and restore appetite. Sold by W N McKeehen.
The report states that men in Erie shops at Huntington went on strike last week due to buildings not being sufficiently hunted.
F. J. Green of ram caster New Hampshire says chronic indigestion and nervous debility vanished after using Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with his improving health and that of his wife, praising it as perfect for female troubles. Only 50c with satisfaction guaranteed by I. De Caswell.
Fort Wayne reported seventy one typhoid fever cases last week. Authorities say river water erroneously pumped into the mains is blamed for many of the infections, prompting public health warnings and investigations.
Frank Yates of Reading broke his leg about three months ago and again last week in the same place. He seeks medical advice and reports no opiates involved in his treatment. The message also cautions mothers about Foley's Honey and Tar for child ailments noting it contains no opiates or poisons.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can prevent fatal kidney disease if used promptly. It states the disease is deadly due to its insidious onset and urges purchase through R. C. Cameron.
A train of eighteen cars loaded entirely with paints and varnishes passed through Garrett last week bound for Fort Worth Texas.
Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised as curing the cough from la grippe and healing the lungs. Sold by Ke C Cameron.
Classified ad requests a trustworthy, gentleperson to manage for an established firm in Chicago. Claims steady weekly pay from $18 to $20 plus expense advances, with addresses in Monon and Caxton buildings.
William A. Girard of Pease Vermont praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the most prompt pleasant and reliable cathartic. The product is offered for sale by W. H. McKeehen.
The sender requests several days to set the matter for Eade in type and asks friends to remember and allow hiring announcements and other items on Monday when possible, hoping to oblige them.
Laxyne Quinine Tablets pitched as the best remedy for colds headache and grippe with a money back guarantee. Sold for 25 cents at Cameron's Drug Store.
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