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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1896
Page
3
The text humorously imagines a marriage between Ex-President Harrison and Mrs. Dimmick producing a web of relatives. It traces how Judge J XN Scott would become brother in law nephew uncle grand uncle and even his own father through successive in laws and potential offspring, illustrating media wit on complex family ties.
Beaverville Illinois Druggist G Caillouette, HL says a patient with la grippe was given up but recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery. After three bottles the man was up and about again and the store offered a free trial at McKochens drug store.
Geo Straw Jr offers his farm for sale. Rev Haddix to begin meetings next week. Miss Tenna Dygert returns from Fort Wayne to teach music this spring. Drs Humphreys and Abbott praised for surgical operation. Copley to arrive to lead quarterly meeting this weekend. Nadine’s cancer operation successful with good recovery. Andy Whistler back from Michigan seeking stills for mint industry nearby. Church cleaned last Tuesday. School wood contract completed by A G Smith. Hoofnagle visits Hustin saw mill. Geedy improves as tire chief.
Electric Bitters touted as a permanent headache cure and tonic for habitual constipation. Brant’s Dallam praised by Chas Gocha of Gaylord Michigan as a cure after sinew illness, with testimonials from local druggists. Bottles sold at 25 and 50 cents, McKeehen's store advertises. The Buck McKinnie assault case decided in favor of McKinnie. Judge Penfield admonishes conduct during trial.
The remodeled Christian church at Angola was dedicated last Sunday. Newton W. Gilbert of Angola was chief speaker at a temperance meeting at Orland last Sunday. One Minute Cough Cure touted for quick relief from coughs and colds.
Advertisement for Dr. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer a nerve restorer to dispel nervous disorders. Claims include prevention of prostration chronic headache nerve decay epilepsy paralysis and insanity. Free advice and treatment offered by J W Brant Co Albion Mich or 42 Dey St New York bottles sold for $1.00 by W N McKeithun.
Local items report revival meetings at Pleasant View and social visits in Angola and nearby towns. The 8.8 convention dates, opera attendance, and community happenings are noted alongside various medical ads for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Foley remedies. W.N. McKeehen and others advocate local products and health cures.
Readable fragments show reductions on dress flannel 30c to 50c, all wool suitings 38c, Mohair 25c, Cashmere 50c, and Henrietta black fabrics. Items include Jamestown and brocaded black wool in 42 to 75 cent ranges.
Steuben county WCTU school of Methods is in session at Pleasant Lake today amid reports of a regional personal crisis wave. An advertised remedy claims to cure a wide range of ailments including skin eruptions and fevers, offered by W N McKechen at 95 cents per box with money-back satisfaction.
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