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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
4
Colonel Cody tells an ethnology professor about Indian experiences and a prank involving a Cherokee on the Fort Scott trail. The professor dismisses the idea of red hair until Cody reveals the subject was bald, prompting a cautious reaction.
Balzer Seeds advertise a national seed catalog with enough seed to grow 1,000 fine cabbages 2,000 turnips 2,000 celery 1,000 lettuce 1,000 onions and more. They claim the seeds guarantee premier results and offer extra Sweet Corn samples if readers return notice and pay 26 cents postage.
Tuberculosis patients on North Brother Island sit in the open air for sun baths during cool days wrapped in city blankets. The health commissioner recently hosted a peace delegates visit from England who marveled at the scene and asked if these were the last of the Mohicans.
A physician markets Tor Caldwell’s Taxative Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy for constipation and bowel disorders. It is touted as a pure scientific tonic with laxative effects, claims of large-scale manufacture, and availability at 506 and 1.00 with a money back guarantee.
A quirky tale describes Tibetan distrust of a multi page treaty draft. Officials feared misfortune if the document spanned more than one page, insisting on a single large sheet to avoid bad luck among Oriental observers.
Bradge a On10 Toledo Ohio Lucas County and Frank J. Carney swear as senior partner of F.S Canvey & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured or incurable by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cheney sworn Dec 6 before Notary Public Grail W. Geleason. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Bold by Druggists NY & Co Toledo. The Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
A rural visitor refuses a proposed flyer to wheat and narrates a perilous moment. The DP const reportedly fell down a sixty foot well on the farm in about three tenths of a second, and the visitor says that seems fast enough for him.
North and west travel options advertised by Nickel Plate Road with low fares for Northwest Southwest and South routes. The notice mentions fares for Tuesday the 4th and points to Avent or address for further details with Fort Wayne Indiana as a reference.
The excerpt shows Singleton Chave asking about Dante and Wedderly replying he has not read it. Wedderly mentions his strotherives travel with them and his eldest daughter taking piano lessons.
Rubber stamps of all kinds made to order including self-inking daters. Ink and inking pads available. Request catalogue by sending to Lock Box B19 Pert Wayne, lad.
During the 1893 panic a senior editor warned his junior to stay hopeful. The junior had just become a father to twin boys when a telegram arrived reading Things look blue, but they will brighten up soon. Take a cheerful view of the situation. Hi ram.
In Goodland Kansas, blacksmith N. E. Albertson cures rheumatism after one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He slept better, pain subsided, and he kept his shop. Neighbors began using the pills after his recovery.
Emanuel Mandel of Mandel Brothers, Chicago merchants, argues in a Chicago Tribune piece that boys entering business should become specialists. He notes employers seek the best for top positions and that merit will be recognized. He cites cash boys rising to department head roles as evidence of strong opportunity today.
Miss Marnie Conway of Canton Ohio credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with transforming her skin and health. She says two boxes cleared facial pimples restored rosy cheeks and vitality after years of headaches indigestion and a torpid liver.
A collage of jokes and wry remarks from Chicago Tribune Washington Star Louisville Courier Journal Cleveland Plain Dealer New Yorker Philadelphia Press Brooklyn Life Cleveland Leader and others. Light humor on work price, politics, romance, and everyday mischief with brief exchanges and cartoon captions.
A patient refused to take chloroform during an operation and later joked about paying the bill before taking it. The exchange reveals tension between medical procedure and patient consent in a grim hospital moment.
Reader letters praise Peruna as a cure for long standing catarrh and health concerns. The snippet covers David Meekison praising Peruna, Jacob L. Davis endorsing the remedy, plus a discussion of the Austrian emperor’s title apostolic majesty and a short extract from Andrew D. White on supplementing civilization with European governance models.
A.C. Sprague of Normil Indiana credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing two years of severe kidney pain and sleepless nights. He says the condition was critical before using three boxes and notes he can now sleep well and ride a horse. Ad includes price and availability through local dealers.
An advertisement by Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a free plan and full instructions for treating female ailments including ulceration displacements and menstrual troubles. It promises a cure for about 12 cents a week and asks readers to share with others seeking relief.
A teacher recounts Russian history noting Ivan the Terrible’s killings. A student quips the motive was that he owned an automobile, suggesting his father was a chauffeur. The exchange illustrates a misheard or humorous interpretation during a classroom lesson.
The notice advertises travel rates to West Northwest Southwest and South via Nickel Plate Road on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays each month through April. It contains garbled contact hints for agents and judges, mentions court witnesses, and mixes in disclaimers about cold cures and unrelated product blurbs.
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