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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
4
Trade confirmation states the United States will import wheat from Canada marking a new sourcing move. Officials cite supply needs and market harmony as the reason for the policy shift.
Reports from Alberta describe a mild fall with crops good across the Edmonton district. Potatoes were noted as the finest yet seen, with oats yielding about 65 bushels per acre and wheat around 60 bushels per acre, and plans underway for early seeding next spring. A transcontinental railway is expected within five years, boosting western settlement and trade.
A long form advertisement claims serious heart disease is curable with Dr Miles Special Treatment. It cites rapid relief of breathlessness chest pressure and irregular pulse and asserts 25 years of research. Endorsed by ex representative John Gates and many others with requests for free trials from the Grand Dispensary in Indiana.
The article discusses how the North Star marks true north, while the Great Bear and Dipper point to distant stars. It explains the Dipper’s pointer stars and Indian names for the pole star, and notes the Great Bear as a clock in the sky as it circles Polaris each 24 hours.
A plea from Mrs ML Summers of Notre Dame offers a home treatment claimed to cure rheumatic pain including muscular and joint complaints. The letter promises relief without climate change, asserting the remedy removes uric acid, loosens stiff joints, purifies blood, and improves overall vitality. Address provided as Box ff, Notre Dame, Indiana.
A fragmented note accuses merchants of selling adulterated products and mislabeling weights. It mentions fear of heavier customers and urges skipping dubious items such as low quality herring and cottonseed products.
In Berkeley California on September 2 1901 Mrs Morgan says Flave used Piso s Cure for Consumption nearly two years and found nothing to compare with it Her husband is a preacher and she notes her life has more time to hang shelves thanks to the cure’s backing.
An advertisement touts a guaranteed cure for pil stehing wind veedmyg or protruding conditions with a money refund if PAZCOM MENT fails within six days. It also notes Roosevelt as a popular author with forty thousand books sold last year and promotes Mrs. Aun pancake flour. The ad urges Eagle Linen Paper and printer standards.
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