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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
3
A Californian recalls how a Chinese servant Ler Yuen handles a hungry tramp at the kitchen door. The hobo asks for food, but the servant asks if he prefers flesh and calmly replies to call Friday, ending the encounter with a closed door.
A reader from Liscomb narrates severe eczema affecting the chest face neck arms and legs. After trying Cuticura Remedies the eruptions cleared, with no return five years later. The testimonial from Huifna BE praises Cuticura for skin diseases. October 1, 1905.
An 19th or early 20th century vignette page mixes an advertisement for Hall s Catarrh Cure with a string of humorous exchanges. The ad touts a constitutional remedy from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and promises a $100 reward for any cure failure. The jokes cover doctors patients dogs crabs fishers and a New York man with a 19000 overcoat.
Low round trip rates to Mardi Gras celebrations announced for New Orleans Ja Mobile Als and Pensacola Fla via the Nickel Plate Road. Tickets on sale Neb 21st to Beth inclusive. Full information on rates routes limits and stop over privileges available from agent C A Melin T J A Fort Wayne Ltd.
A collage of short notes and product claims appears from the Cleveland Leader style page. It cites Allcock's porous plasters as original and genuine and notes various cures and remedies. It also mentions military service statistics, pancake flour, and a cottage ad seeking a lady groom.
A jumble of comic snippets and quotes from various newspapers. Notable lines include Belle described as mannish and enmeshed in male attire, a remark about never losing a man’s heart, and a joke on political speech and re election by a practical wife.
A farm youth tired of rural life wants to move to the city to become a lawyer or financier. His father dismisses the idea, joking that jail could be found by stealing a pig locally, avoiding a costly move to town.
A fragmented page shows quips and snippets from jokes and dialogues as people swap lines about age, pride, and double lives. The text features lines attributed to a judge and various speakers including Estelle, Eileen, Mabel, and Jimmy with playful banter and practical jokes.
Mrs. Roosevelt and wives of Cabinet members form the social core of Washington. Mrs. Fairbanks will sit at the right of the President’s wife, with Mrs. Root and others in a defined order. The First Lady hosts weekly gatherings, favors light gowns, and Cabinet women appear at formal receptions with limited refreshments.
The tale from the Christian Endeavor World recalls Dr. J. L. Thomas of Washington who opposed warfare. It features Simpson Andrews who joins the army and, during a mock battle, flees after the general urges duty as in real combat, crying that he is reenacting actual warfare.
A lighthearted exchange shows Towne and Browne arguing about a stolen umbrella. One man claims he actually bought the item while the other objects to the fuss, reflecting small town street theater.
Fragmentary dialogue from a Washington Star item ends with a wry remark about authorship and romance. The text portrays a debate over plagiarism and the ethics of a man who marries for money.
Pitts of Skowhegan Maine recounts a decade old illness with severe back pain night sweats and fainting spells. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills for his recovery and states he has been well for three years. Also noted are travel rates to California and a remark on radium affecting electric fishes.
A Louisville Courier Journal piece recounts a Virginia judge known for strict ceremony and witnes s readiness. During a hearing the judge asks why James Brown should not be there. A witness replies there are two reasons: Jim died last night and the Jim is still dead.
A Northwestern state leader recounts drinking coffee daily caused headaches and nerves. After switching to Postum Food Coffee and reading The Road to Wellville, both she and her husband quit coffee. She urges others to switch, citing improved health and fewer grip spells.
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