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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1900
Page
8
Ayer’s Hair Vigor receives lengthy endorsement from Mrs. A Edwards of San Francisco dated February 1899. She reports long use with great satisfaction and notes many friends who also are pleased with the product.
A sales style fragment notes that users praise Hair Vigor and tell friends about it. Claims include restoring dark color to hair, fixing thinning, split ends, rough texture, and hair loss, with assurances of satisfaction for various hair conditions.
A Pullman designed journey offers a 30 day Mexican tour for a select party of up to fifty. The trip covers 7000 miles with elegant drawing room and sleeping cars, dining care, and observation lounges. Cost runs about $10 per day, with R G Thompson as special passenger representative arranging descriptive material and rates from 1000 Lincoln Trust Building, St Louis.
A rustic speaker muses on the start of the twentieth century and why some argue about the year. He uses a comic, rambling dialogue about time, money, and common sense to illustrate mischief and folly, interwoven with a brief tale from Chicago Times Herald and train fare schemes.
A sensational claim extols onions as universal medicine noting they cure colds after a night in bed and serve as plasters for inflammation and hoarseness. It asserts that mashed juice creates a strong smelling preparation to calm nerves and induce sleep by a form of opium.
England uses more matches than any other country with eight per person daily. Annual consumption exceeds 1.7 trillion. Courage is praised, but bravado is cautioned.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts a tale where a chief enforces weight based policing. Fat officers patrol long beats while thin officers handle short ones, with reassignment if weights drift. Suburban criminals fear fat pursuers and downtown culprits fear lean ones, a supposedly beautiful system.
An old fashioned health ad promotes Lane's Family Medicine claiming daily bowel movement for health, gentle action on liver and kidneys, cure for sick headache, with prices 25 and 50 cents.
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