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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
5
The passage compiles short quips and commercial pitches from a Baltimore American page. It includes a plea about mourning a husband, a medical oil claim for pain relief, a humorous exchange about a 2000-seat hotel, a pile cure notice, a Machiavellian quote on beauty, buckwheat cake promotion, and a joke about Madame Zola converting a home into a house for nurses.
Dr. George F. Butler, medical superintendent of Alma Springs Sanitarium, shares health rules from How to Live. He urges mindful eating, warns against overeating, and notes digestion, waste removal, and tissue building as key functions. He advocates regular habits, water, and gentle laxatives when needed. A German epicure praises Chinese rotten eggs as a delicacy.
Mrs A Heiman of Stillwater Minnesota credits Doans Kidney Pills with a recovery from severe back pain and illness in 1890. She reports fainting fits, disordered kidney secretions, and near death before finding relief, and says she has been well since. Sold by all dealers at 6 cents a box Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY.
The piece contrasts English liberty with autocratic Russia noting how England permits public discussion with little police disturbance. It recalls Sergius Witte’s remarks on arrests for political offenses in New York and a London incident where police shield a speaker attacking the king and government from the crowd.
A new French rapid transit concept for parcels and mail uses a single rail car with guiding wheels and three phase 1000 volt motors. Tests on a circular track achieved 156 mph within five minutes, with capacity for 70 cubic feet of mail.
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