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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1896
Page
8
The blurb urges mothers to guard their daughters future and health noting the change from thoughtless girl to thoughtful woman. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable remedy for irregularities and womb issues, claiming it prevents displacements and other horrors.
Patent medicine promotion claims a universal cure from a Roxbury man Donald Kennedy using a weed extract. It markets certificates from Boston area users and promises relief from scrofula to pimples with a simple nightly dose.
The national Christian Endeavor convention gathered in Washington drawing thousands of delegates and visitors. President Clarke and Secretary Buer reported on rail and tent arrangements, sunrise services, and extensive religious programs across multiple churches and venues.
Annual convention of the National Educational Association convened in Buffalo. Leading educators attended. papers were read by W. D. Weary, N. S. Dougherty of Pearis, and Lewin Shepard of Winona. Booker T. Washington, Bishop Vincent, Bishop Spalding, and Andrew S. Draper spoke. Buffalo hosted a large reception organized by a 300-member committee headed by Mayor Jewett.
A Port Jervis reporter interviews Mrs. Jane Hotalen of Ilsainesville Sussex County about two years of rheumatic weakness. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she regains mobility and reports lasting improvement. The piece endorses the pills citing Mrs Hotalen and mentions the medicine’s claimed benefits and availability by post.
A description notes a small two seater motor carriage with rubber tired wheels seen nightly on city boulevards and Fifth Avenue. The vehicle is moseless aside from the short put put of its power unit and can move in reverse at will, signaling the coming age of motor carts.
Shake into your shoes for swollen feet stinging corns and bunions relief. Allen's Foot-Ease claims instant comfort and all day ease for sweating callouses and tired feet. Sold by druggists and price stores 2 cents, mail order stamps. Trial package price address Allen S Olmsted Lu Loy NY.
Former U S Senator Edmunds of Vermont declines repeated efforts to leverage his influence in state politics. He maintains a flourishing law practice and prefers life away from public office.
The Wabash Railroad offers Sunday tickets from all stations with low fares and return option. Inquiries are directed to the Wabash ticket agent. A note on tree ages lists pine 700 years, red beech 245, oak 410, and ash 145 years.
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a valuable franchise in medical science. It claims the product can suppress or uproot dyspepsia and aids rheumatic fever and nervous conditions, promising widespread commerce across Eastern Europe in multiple languages.
A collage of archaic medical claims and jingles promotes Alalle Catarrh Cuore with internal use and 75 cent price. Additional lines tout Glenn's Sulphur Beap and Piso's Cure for Consumption with testimonials and garbled endorsements from 1895.
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