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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
5
Miss Guina Gannon of Detroit testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured months of general weakness and shooting pains within six weeks, calling it a red letter day. The notice claims many such letters prove the medicine's virtue and offers a $5000 reward for authenticity.
A downtown tale recalls a lost turquoise ring found inside a black bass fish from a lake trip. The diners debate integrity and recall Herrmannia the magician, recounting a watch pulled from a stranger and a window throw, ending with a nod to Pittsburg and Cleveland connections.
The report explores how coal stored in air loses 2 to 8 percent of its available power, with submerged storage reducing deterioration. Tests compare wreckage samples from Alexandra docks and the River Usk with fresh coal, finding Usk coal superior. Philippine conditions show less decay than claimed, while storage costs favor submerged or sun-exposed drying methods. Coal remains vital to war power and strategic storage efforts continue.
New York Herald reports on the term brain fag as a fashionable complaint of overworked thinkers. It notes no proven danger, argues fatigue stems from physical strain, and dismisses calls for strict endurance standards as misguided.
Mrs. FP Brongzel of Everett Washington praises Deans Kidney Pills after years of back pain and fatigue. She reports rapid relief and renewal after using five boxes. The ad cites Voster Milburn Co Buffalo NY selling price and druggist availability. Gratitude quotes and unrelated product notes follow.
An Oregon executive letter praises Peruna as the universal catarrh remedy. The governor notes family use and urges households to keep Peruna for coughs and colds, aligning with Dr. Hartman’s campaign and free booklet Winter Catarrh.
The notice touts seeds like Sillies Thanos Barley and Earliest Guts for drought affected areas in Colorado and adjacent states. It advertises a seed company in Wisconsin offering a catalog and samples for 10 cents in stamps, urging farmers to test varieties for better yields despite wind and drought conditions.
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