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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1894
Page
8
The article asserts rheumatism and gout plague many, urging early use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters to combat incipient rheumatism and other ailments. It argues the remedy is efficacious where others fail, noting benefits for rheumatic conditions and related health issues.
Our Consul General in Japan reports that Japan's export value in 1892 was 453 420 785 25 with American purchases totaling 27 459 229 66 dollars. The United States bought about ten times Britain’s imports and far more than all European nations combined.
An assortment of old advertisements offering Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a reward promise, testimonials, and claimed internal healing effects. Includes druggists endorsing the product, pricing per bottle, and mis a mix of quack claims. Also mentions cough remedies, throat lozenges, and a religious recruitment line about salvation free upon church membership.
A Philadelphia Times piece surveys Sonneberg Germany as a doll hub. It notes most dolls come from Germany with American and French inputs, detailing production by many hands and prices from one cent to forty dollars, plus widespread toy exports and shifting American leadership in educational and outdoor toys.
The article notes that high quality opals come from Hungary and Honduras, highlighting these locations as premier sources for the precious stones.
A jovial young man tests belief in luck with a depotted rabbit's paw, while a dep icated old man asserts the rabbit is cooking in the depot. The article then surveys silver uses across tableware plating dentistry photography mirrors and industrial applications in the United States totaling about nine million dollars a year in arts and hardware.
A public dialogue contrasts supporting pensions for sons of veterans born after the war with concerns about risking lives. One speaker argues for benefits to all such sons, while another warns of potential birth risks if fathers died in service.
An advertisement from Dr. Schiffmann of St. Paul Minnesota offers a free trial package of Schiffmanns Asthma Cure claiming instant relief and cures where others fail. It invites readers to name the paper and mail an address for a free trial. The text also contains a dialogue about a wanted baby brother.
A garbled ad page touts various patent medicines and remedies, claiming quick relief and safety for conditions, along with miscellaneous tips and testimonials. It includes claims about catarrh cures, Belle’s Cream Basin, Befoom’s Pines, Hatch’s Cough Syrup, and a nerve restorer. Also notes on marriage and aging stereotypes, with promotional lines and addresses.
A Paris paper offered a prize for microscopic handwriting with quirky entries. The winner copied the first two pages of a large newspaper on a postal card. Another candidate referenced Columbus on an organ account. A third submitted Coppeec’s 10,000 words of Henrietta on a cabinet photo back.
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