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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
1
The Hamilton News failed to appear last week and its editor, who ran the paper under a lease, left suddenly for parts unknown. Fort Wayne address by Wm. P. Breen urged repelling the ban on absolute divorce.
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette denounces a law called Gilberts Fish Law as desperate in its attack on trusts and tariffs. The piece notes price rises in manufactured goods linked to labor costs and consumer impact, with references to political figures and local subscriptions amid confusion.
The notice promotes Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a unique cough syrup with antiseptic properties to kill germs solvent action to loosen phlegm and laxative effects to cleanse the system. It claims italoawn a permanent cure for colds and bronchial affections and notes sale by W. N. McKeehen.
Avoid scented soaps as colors and perfumes irritate skin. An Indianapolis patient suffered kidney pains and backache, helped by Foley's Kidney Cure. Baking soda is advised to treat warts and corns by wetting, applying several times daily, and letting them disappear.
An unclear ad claims Buchlen's Arnica Salve cures terrible piles with 21 tumors and helps burns and pains. It touts Caswell's Drug Store stock at 2 percent and advises cold cream and toning to counteract flesh loss and wrinkling.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a powerful health booster with claims of transforming weakness into energy and mental power. It also promotes Dyspepsia Tablets for instant stomach relief and digestion aid, plus mentions liver pills from Dr Dade of Chicago and local sellers W McAheehen and W.N. Meiechen.
A brief notice advertises a cheap trip to the Atlantic coast on July 11 on the Lake Shore route. Readers are directed to another column or to ask agents for details.
A health alert urges using Canteron to support kidney function and protect organ health as part of a public wellness campaign. Health officials recommend consultation with a physician for individual guidance and safety.
A vintage cosmetic preparation uses distilled water tannin and forty grains. The lotion should be massaged after fine oils and applied before sleep for overnight effect.
July S and 20 excursion tickets to Lake Chautauqua and return sold from all points on the Lake shore and Michigan Southern Ry west of and including Cleveland at specially low rates good returning to days. For particulars or copy of illustrated lake Chautauqua book, apply to ticket agents or write to Al Smith G P T Cleveland.
An old advertisement touts Folew’s Kidney Cure as purifying the blood by straining impurities and toning the system. It claims cures for kidney and bladder troubles and promotes overall health, sold by Hy Cy Cameron with dubious cosmetic claims.
Fragmented OCR text references locations including Niatara Falls Toronto Atelauisia Bay and Montreal with scattered phrases about travel, people and events. The readable portions suggest a travel or regional note with mixed names and unclear actions, lacking a coherent single event or date.
A home remedy suggests pouring boiling water over flaxseed and lemon juice to make a warm infusion. Add sweetener to taste and boil for an hour for relief from throat discomfort and congestion.
An old advertisement-like passage promotes remedies from W. N. McKeehen including Pincules for kidney and bladder relief, Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs, and Pinesalve. It also extols combs of tortoise shell or rubber and discusses digestion, teeth care, and various hair and dental claims with numerous garbled phrases.
A fragment reports that two bottles of Poley’s Kidney Chemist were used to cure a man whose health then improved. The piece mentions A L Davis and AEG Mtertai as sources and references Cranierown, with tremors and a complaint lasting about two years.
Fragmented text describes a testimonial about Eleetsie Bitters claimed to relieve pain from torture and various ailments. Mentions remedies and authority figures in a historic, stream of fragments.
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana reports a severe night long cough described as consumption with coughing blood. After doctors failed, three bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery at $14 each cured her and she gained 30 pounds. Trial bottles free at T. De Caswell's drug store.
An advert touts ManZan as a specific for piles and promotes a silk elastic strap worn under the chin with exercises to reduce a double chin. It claims instant pain relief and cure, packaged in a collapsible nozzle tube by W. ON. McKechen.
Do not apply acids like lemon juice or vinegar on dry skin. Use creams with whitening qualities that provide moisture and nourishment, avoiding harsh acids that can worsen dryness.
The advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar will cure consumption in advanced cases but warns it does not claim a universal cure. It asserts relief in the worst cases and urges avoiding substitutes. Sold by RC Cameron.
A home remedy advises equal parts lime water olive oil and glycerine applied to lint. For small burns moistened baking soda is recommended as the best remedy.
When rheumatism strikes, attend to the kidneys to remove uric acid from the blood. Foley's Kidney Cure is praised as the most effective remedy. A Politis Top says after years with doctors, Foley's Kidney Cure relieved his rheumatism and he speaks highly of the medicine. Sold by C. Cam bron.
A simple folk remedy recommends mixing the white of an egg with table salt to form a paste. Apply liberally to the affected area for sprains or strains as a first aid measure.
Miracle remedy promoted by Dr Colwell promises cures for diarrhea stomach and bowel troubles neuralgia rheumatism sciatica backache sprains bruises cuts and wounds burns frostbite chilblains swellings spinal affections and more. Bottle handy at home costs 50c with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Dr Colwell's Egyptian Kidney and Bladder Cure as a guaranteed remedy for Bright's disease and numerous kidney and urinary tract issues. The promoter, L De Caswell, lists a price of $1.00 per bottle and promises satisfaction or money back.
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