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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
5
A humorous Chicago Tribune snippet shows a hostess, Mrs Caliper, pairing a flustered guest with a quiet woman who speaks only golf, while the other man speaks only about automobiles. The exchange highlights a clash of languages between guests during dinner.
Captain J W Hogan former Postmaster of Indianola now Austin Texas writes of decades of kidney trouble and related pains. He credits Doon’s Kidney Pills with his full recovery and regained vision after trying many climates and medicines. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Poughkeepsie.
A patient recalls severe foot injury followed by long healing and eventual relief after Cuticura products. The account contrasts medical costs with relief from ointment and soap, citing seven months of treatment and a five year suffering period. Also mentions a nickel plate road travel offer and local anecdotes.
A humorous collection of classroom and Sunday school quips. Childrens lines touch on widowers souls gold calves and moral lessons with playful misunderstandings and parental corrections. The exchange features young students and a parson in a village school setting.
An old science note details oyster anatomy including the mouth, heart, digestive tract, and gill connections. It explains how the heart, crescent shaped, pumps blood and how the kidney and stomach work, noting dissections can reveal the oyster’s interior for curious readers.
The passage presents a garbled mosaic of names and situations about helpers, relatives, and city life with scattered dialogues. It includes stray musings on relationships, travel, and gender roles, ending with a dubious aside on men and women and travel.
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