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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
3
Mr. Parker embraces plain living with a homey motto, telling readers to first feed and care for his rabbit before other tasks. The remark reflects a folksy approach to everyday duties and priorities.
A cryptic line hints that Dave Hillis smiles at a bold prank aimed at a convention, suggesting amusement at the event's disruption or outcomes without detailing what occurred.
The Rome City Assembly will open on May 20 and run through August, featuring a varied program. Enforcement and policing appear as themes, with discussions on licenses and town ordinances impacting vendors and activities during the period.
Citizens of Prepon township will vote in November for local offices including township trustee, assessor, and two constables. The county committee outlines candidates and election details for the upcoming ballot.
An advertisement promotes Hee s Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough remedy with antiseptic properties to destroy germs solvent to cut phlegm and laxative action to cleanse the system. It claims a permanent cure for coughs colds and bronchial affections and notes sale by W. ON. McKeehen.
White spots or scars on fingernails are caused by bruises and nothing can be done beyond waiting for the nail to grow out.
A Morgantown Indiana resident named QR Ross suffered severe backache and kidney pains overnight. He was reportedly cured by Folen's Kidney Cure sold by RL GC Cameron. Licorice is advised to sweeten the breath with tincture of myrrh rinsed in water.
A dated notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles with 24 tumors and burns, claiming quick cures and affordable 25 cent price at Caswell's drug store. It also advises hygiene tips for perspiration and corn removal using chalk and bandages.
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a safeguard of life for healthier kidneys. It notes the product is sold by KR. C. and emphasizes kidney health benefits.
Excursion tickets to Lake Chautauqua and return will be sold July 8 and 28 from all points on the Lake Shore Michigan Southern Ry west of and including Cleveland at specially low rates good for returning within 30 days. For details or a copy of the illustrated Lake Chautauqua book, contact ticket agents or write to A Smith G P L T A L Cleveland Ohio.
An advertisement claims Folens Kidney Cure purifies the blood by straining out impurities and tones the system. It asserts cures for kidney and bladder troubles and notes sale by ROC Cameron.
An article notes a popular excursion by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway to Niagara Falls Toronto Alexandria Bay and Montreal on July 28. Fare is listed as 271.05 from Niagra Pill and return with passenger details and timing notes.
A discussion on public schooling near homes, rural development, and the idea of accessible education for youths. Mentions organized public systems, private enterprise, and potential career paths for young people in a developing society.
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana reports a night of coughing and blood spit from consumption. After failing other medicines she used three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery and gained fifty pounds. Trial bottles free at J De Caswell’s drug store. Price 50 cents.
A new discovery named ManZan promises instant pain relief and cure for piles. Packaged in a collapsible tube with a nozzle for targeted application, it is sold by W. N. Meleehen.
To break the habit of nail biting, a remedy suggests wiping the finger ends in a solution of aloes.
Advertisements claim Foley's Toney and Tir cures consumption in early stages and relieves symptoms in advanced cases. They tout Foley's Honey and Tar as the greatest throat remedy, with offerings by Re Gameron.
A reader urges attention to the kidneys when suffering rheumatism to eliminate uric acid. Foley's Kidney Cure is praised as the most effective remedy with a Volar Wisconsin man claiming cure after three years of treatment. The ad also mentions a simple curling fluid made from beeswax olive oil and rosemary.
A jumbled letter from Colusa California touts Electric Bitters as a cure for extreme torture and various ailments. It claims cures for liver kidney and debility with a promise of satisfaction. The piece markets pills, tonics, and odd remedies, including pine resin products, amid unclear medical assurances.
An old advertisement touts Wake Poles’s Kidney Cure claiming it satisfies after other medicines failed. The copy notes a sale through OC Cameron.
An engineer on the Michigan Central Railroad for 22 years touts Dr Colwell's Magic Egyptian Oi for sprains bruises and rheumatism saying it helps during trips. The ad claims 60 cents a bottle with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Impure and corrupt blood said to cause facial blemishes is advertised as a cure for blood and skin diseases. The ad promotes Dr Caswell's Egyptian Blood Purifier and Tonie for sale at $1.00 a bottle, with a satisfaction guarantee or refund, by L De CASWELL, Druggist, Fremont, Indiana.
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