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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1904
Page
3
After Mr Hearst ends his presidential bid his papers will feature more coverage of death by own action and crime. The remark implies a shift in editorial focus to sensational crime stories while avoiding campaign content.
The convention at LaGrange last Saturday nominated Hon. F. G. Salisbury by acclamation to represent Steuben and LaGrange counties in the last legislature. The piece reflects on the value of a strong schoolmaster figure in shaping youth.
Boston society people embrace the music cure while doctors lose wealthy patients to it. Musicians mock traditional medicine as Christian Science and musical materia medica lure crowds seeking relief from nervous and neuralgic troubles. Antiseptic coon songs obstetrical obligates and laxative two-steps may replace the family physician.
Travel agents of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and connecting lines offer special reduced fares to lake country areas in northern Indiana and southern Michigan. Enjoy a low cost vacation with views in books titled Ideal Vacation Land and Quiet Summer Retreats. Send 5 cents for the boarding list and details from A. J. Smith, G P and T A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry will start Sunday train service from Fort Wayne to Jackson with morning departures and evening returns stopping at most intermediate stations. Service continues weekly, with half rate tickets on Sunday round trips for same day travel.
At the republican caucus in the apera house last Friday evening Fremont township elected delegates to the county convention to be held in Angola on Saturday June 11. Delegates named include Wallace Comfort Barton Duguid A F Belote George Ford UT Worthington Jacob Bailey Jesse Larr H C Pew Cary Jordan Duane Scott James Lettit Berge Follett Charles Allen G K Heller A A Caswell F C Dewey W L Bricker Fred Bevier L A Kintoer.
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana writes that a decade in bed with kidney disease left him immobile at times. After exhausting medical help Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended and he calls it a Godsend.
Town residents discuss alleged new evidence in the Schaefer murder case as Pinesalve is advertised as a universal remedy. The pamphlet notes Pinesalve to heal burns instantly without scarring and claims W N McKeehen sells the product.
A Milford harness maker attempting a high wire act fell thirty five feet during a street entertainment and was severely injured. Other items report sheriff Buck pursuing horse thieves, various patent medicines like Bee and Pineules, and local news about Jonesville stock plans and Alexandria glass works closing. The world’s fair excitement prompts a local farmer to subscribe to the Joel paper.
James We Nich HoLs offers farm loans at five percent, examines abstracts of tithe, and buys and sells lands. Also notes Sunday train service between Fort Wayne and Jackson starting May 28 with northbound morning and evening return, from Lake Shop by.
A drugstore advertises Bauer's Syrup of Prunes as a laxative tonic for children. A teaspoonful daily keeps bowels regular and may ward off illnesses. It claims to cure constipation impure blood headaches and skin eruptions and offers a free sample bottle from Cameron's Drug Store.
Burglars looted the Goshen residence of Senator E. A. Dausman securing a gold watch and some money in the break in.
The Waterloo water and light plant is now under the control of the town corporation. Bauer's Laxyne Quinine Tablets are advertised as a cure for colds headaches and grippe with a money back guarantee. Price 25 cents at Cameron's Drug Store.
An old advertisement urges summer kidney care due to dehydration from heat or alcohol. It promotes Foley’s Kidney Cure and lists R. C. Cameron as the seller.
The Gale shop in Albion will close for an undetermined period due to inability to secure raw materials. Local workers affected as management cites ongoing supply disruptions and market conditions.
A distressed family at an out of the way place faces injury risks from accidents and keeps Bucklen’s Amica Salve on hand. The advertisement boasts it as the best on earth and lists 25 cents at E De Caswell’s drug store.
Work on the electric road near Quincy Michigan is at a standstill due to disputes over the right of way. Local officials and contractors grapple with property access and legal rights delaying construction and project timelines.
Advertisement claims King's Dyspepsia Tablets instantly relieve stomach distress and aid digestion. The product is described as pleasant as leaf sugar and said to cure dyspepsia sour risings and indigestion. Mention of W O Mckeehen and Angola saloons allegedly remaining open on May 80th.
Advertises Dade's liver pills from Chicago to relieve constipation. Claims by W. N. McKeehen that users will have no other remedies.
Gasoline motor cars have been adopted for the new Wabash Warsaw traction line, which will be the first line to use them exclusively.
A letter from Mrs. 8. HL Newson of Decatur Alabama claims three years of severe stomach and bowel pain ended after using Electric Bitters. The ad touts Electric Bitters as the sole remedy for liver kidney and stomach issues and notes multiple local vendors and other health products in the issue.
The Angola post office has been advanced to second class and the postmaster’s salary increased from 1900 to 2000 dollars. The change reflects reclassification and higher funding for local mail service operations.
Advertising claims Bauer’s Instant Cough Cure cures more coughs and colds than any remedy and relieves distressing coughs. It supposedly cures bronchitis and asthma with guaranteed satisfaction. The testimonial from D Greenman, a New Harmony Pa druggist, praises the medicine and urges readers to order before stocks run low, and to obtain a free sample at Cameron’s Drug Store.
A Fort Wayne man from a poor family reportedly took money donated by a church society and used it to buy whiskey for his own use. He faced allegations of misappropriation as the case drew local attention.
Warning about Foley's Kidney Cure asserts it fully cures kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by J G R Cameron in town.
DeKalb County Republicans nominate Howard W. Mountz of Crarrett for representative. The filing signals party backing ahead of the forthcoming election.
A Salem Missouri man Robert St Watts writes about five years of kidney disease and failing health. After trying many doctors and remedies he used Foley's Kidney Cure and recovered, now sound and well. Sold by R Cameron.
About one hundred men have been laid off in the Baltimore and Ohio shops at Garrett. The shutdown affects workers and operations at the Garrett facility as the railroad adjusts staffing.
Fresh testimony pours in praising Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with T J McFarland of Benterville Va claiming bronchitis cured after using the remedy. It is cited as effective against lung and throat troubles including pneumonia and grip and is guaranteed by Lee Caswell with trial bottles free and regular sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
A boy who vanished near Vincennes last week is believed to have been kidnapped by gypsies. Police investigations focus on characters in the traveling community and potential sightings continue to be checked.
Daniel f Bante of Otterville Iowa reports long asthma trials with physicians in New York and other cities before trying Foley's Honey and Tar. He says it gave immediate relief and he will keep it at home and urges others to use it. Sold by RL Cameron.
Port Wayne officers were called to a local incident last week involving a suspicious figure in Leo, the village reports a possible murder plot and threats. The tale references Foley's Kidney Cure and a Lt. C. Cameron vendor, plus an Adrian item sold for p40 linked to mislabeled lard.
Advert says Dr King s New Life Pills end throbbing headaches and neuralgia by purifying blood and building health. Sold by Lee Caswell, druggist, 25 cents with money back guarantee.
E E Ostrander of Jackson Michigan testifies that Dr Colwell s Magic Egyptian Oil has cured rheumatism for fifteen years and is the best remedy, with 6 cent price and guaranteed satisfaction or money back in a locomotive engineer advertisement.
An old newspaper advertisement claims kidney disease is highly deadly and promotes Dr Colwell's Egyptian Kidney and Bladder Cure as a permanent remedy. It touts cure guarantees, lists conditions treated, and states the product costs $1 a bottle with a refund if not satisfied. The seller is L De Caswell, Druggist, Fremont, Indiana.
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