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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
6
The article warns poultry breeders about disappointing results despite proper care and feeding and accuses some breeders of prioritizing showy markings over utility. It urges disposing of failing stock quickly and restarting, noting the risk of mixed breeds from highpriced but flawed birds.
In a Pennsylvania tale Mrs. M L Davison shares a claim that Todd's Kidney Pills cured her rheumatism after repeated failures with other medicines. She says only this remedy gave relief, and many others report similar results, supporting the belief that kidney pills are a sure cure.
The article discusses Millet's portrayal of peasant life as serious and sincere. It cites Castagnary and others noting Millet's focus on the laboring, God-fearing peasants across the four seasons, emphasizing enduring struggle and the "cry of the soil." It also names contemporaries who followed Millet in depicting similar subjects.
A minister describes indigestion and sleepless nights eased by Grape Nuts after months of discomfort. He credits the cereal with quieting nerves and restoring restful sleep, noting his family also enjoys it. The ad promotes Postum Co. and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
The text shifts through garbled dialogue and narrative fragments involving characters, plotting, and family ties. It hints at a Will dispute and hidden fortunes, with references to Miranda, Grace, and a Mr Sharpe guiding discussions. A final classroom joke closes the scene.
Edward H. Ariel of Amesbury Massachusetts recounts four years of locomotor ataxia following malaria contracted during the Spanish American War. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for relief after four months and full recovery after four months, urging sufferers to try the remedy.
Fragmentary account notes plants used for food and nonfood products. Describes wax from the Japanese wax tree and oil from a candle tree native to the Pacific Islands. Mentions a telegraph plant and other stalks with sporadic leaf movement and seasonal activity patterns.
An old pamphlet style ad touts Dean Whitney Pills as a remedy for back pain poor appetite and kidney issues. It lists Portland Oregon and Buffalo New York as distribution points and notes prices per box. A comic aside ends with a college yell anecdote.
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