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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a fast cure for headaches and general pain. It claims relief in minutes with no other effects, urging readers to take a pill for any pain from any cause.
The Indianapolis Sentinel seller Tom Taggart has led to rumors of a suspended publication. Dan Storms has resigned and a planned extra legislative session seems unlikely to occur. A state house investigation looms with expectations of surprises.
The note likens varying cream qualities to a dollar a year subscription for the EAGLe and argues that churning mixed or imperfect cream yields poor butter. It frames the issue as a quality concern tied to cream grading and processing standards.
Atlanta physician Dr J E Ennis addresses Fremont residents asserting Vinol is the superior cod liver oil based tonic for coughs colds bronchial ailments and general strength. He endorses its use in indigestion anemia and elderly health and notes a money back guarantee by local pharmacist K C Cameron. Also obituary notice for Mrs Mina Scoddard detailing birth Jan 2 1904 death Feb 25 1906 and surviving relatives with funeral at Jones Chapel.
Fassett A. Cotton seeks renomination as Indiana state superintendent of public instruction arguing his record and principles merit continuation. Support from educators and Republicans cites long tenure, stable policy, and need for time to carry out reforms amid a trend to keep schools out of politics. Local notes mention residents and moves in Kinderhook area.
Notes from Coreys Landing include Mr Huffman and Polly Coreys continued illness and Ethel Clark returning from Angola. Frank and Mrs Corey plus Mr and Mrs Eckhart attended court in Angola. W H Lemmon visited Toledo. Dudley McNickle bought and took possession of Sam Snow property in Jamestown. A Branch county patron mocks catalogs. a nurse announces a new baby in the house with a quip about a Sears Roebuck baby.
A vintage ad claims Kodol relieves fullness belching gas and indigestion after meals. It states the product digests what you eat and helps stomach and digestive organs function naturally.
Southern Michigan recalls a sensational case involving an evangelist Allen and a Methodist minister's wife. After a parsonage window peek and a failed divorce suit, a church trial yielded no conviction. Now the evangelist faces civil court amid anticipated testimony that could further stain morality in the community.
The article states that the expense of maintaining cattle and the resulting rise in profits stem from real experience rather than theory, highlighting practical farm results and observed outcomes over speculation.
A mother who keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand avoids much uneasiness cures coughs colds and croup quickly for children It counteracts cold tendency to pneumonia and given at first sign of croup prevents the attack Safe for little ones and sold by W N McKeehen.
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