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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1894
Page
7
The notice lists Constant Cougs with Fatlind Strength and wasting of flesh as pulmonary symptoms and promotes Dr D Jaynes Expectorant as a safe remedy for lung or throat ailments. It notes a theatrical company benefits a poor house and mentions Colchester Roading Boot ad ether column with advice to engage the public eye by dust.
The product markets itself as a pure laxative improving health by cleansing the system. It claims to help with colds headaches and fevers and to act on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. Sold by druggists in bottles labeled California Fig Syrup Co and Syrup of Figs. Do not accept substitutes.
A postal request advertises a remedy claimed to cure all skin and health issues from scrofula to pimples. It cites 1100 trials, over 200 certificates near Boston, and promises relief after the first bottle with a stated dose of one tablespoonful nightly. No diet change required. Read the label. Sold by all druggists.
Paris engineer M Leclaire failed to collect 4500 francs from lion tamer Marek after seizing his moving cage. A broker attempted to arrest the beasts but they roared threatenly, deterring removal. Leclaire seeks a workaround amid the odd dispute.
Probate before Surrogate Conway records the late Watervliet resident's estate. Real estate valued at 7,000 with a 5,000 mortgage and 2,500 personal estate are divided to Eveline Stanley for one third income during her lifetime. Avon Edward of Barton Vermont receives 1. Rest goes to William L Stanley and James Oscar Stanley. Edward Stanley dead. his $1 bequest passes to his children Susie Standish Eliza Chapman Samuel Standish and Freeman Standish with 5 cents cash to Albany Arjus.
A short tale recalls two friends bound by shared tastes and kinship who fall into a bitter quarrel. One man insultingly labels his late friend as not a gentleman, then dodges by noting his wife is his cousin, prompting the twist that he never claimed his wife was a lady.
A 19th century household remedy claims to check fatal renal trends in Brights disease diabetes and albuminuria when kidneys fail. It touts usefulness for constipation biliousness dyspepsia and nervousness and as a safeguard against malaria and chronic rheumatism.
The New York Ledger surveys military science writers who foresee future warfare starting with small hot front skirmishes that escalate as reinforcements arrive. Artilery dominates early, cavalry fades, and the era of charges ends due to extended cannon and rifle range, with much remaining to be learned by experiment.
An illustrated book of Lincoln stories and anecdotes, many unpublished, will be mailed free to anyone sending their address to the Lincoln Tea Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.
A treatment notes that animals stunted in early youth never reach their full potential, even with later pampering. It argues that eventual achievements come at higher cost and stresses the importance of a fair, strong start for optimal development.
Will sell 4,800 acres of wheat and fruit land in tracts to salt. Three thousand acres in wheat with good houses barns and ample water. Fine climate near Harrington in Hig Bend country of Washington on Great Northern Railway. Average wheat yield about 23 bushels per acre. Address Jar P Guaves Spokane Wash.
Ducks lay more eggs annually than hens yet do most of their work from January through July. They benefit from cheaper prices in that season, and duck-keeping costs drop in summer when they have pasture access.
A fragment discussing whether to remain a renter or move to Nebraska to become an owner. It invites readers to write to J Francie G P and T A, Burlington Route, Omaha, for a free descriptive pamphlet. Also briefly notes a hen as a superior creature and its egg or corner-stone implication.
An English paper notes a tradition since 1812 of a Christmas Day prayer in Orthodox churches cursing the French. Last Christmas, amid improved Russia France relations, the Czar ordered the cursing prayer omitted from the liturgy.
Six tons of hay per acre is rare but possible with Salzer's Extra Grass Mixtures. Over fifty grass and clover sorts are grown by the world’s largest farm seed company. Alsike Clover, Crimson Clover, and Alfalfa Clover are highlighted as top performers. Send postage to John A. Salzer Seed Co in Cross, Wisconsin to receive eleven packages of seeds and a mammoth farm seed catalog.
A professor asserts that trees have sex provoking Miss Prude to call for halting plant physiology studies until a formal treatment of nature’s mysteries is completed. The exchange showcases campus wit and prudish etiquette amid scientific inquiry.
Nostalgic ad column touts Ely's Cream Balm as a radical cure for chronic catarrh with promising results. Also promotes Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup and Shiloh's Consumption Cure as trusted remedies. A joking tip about a warm spring chair ends the item.
An elderly Union veteran Mr Erich L Haoscom Marshfield Maine writes about personal recovery from knee and rheumatism after using Jacobs Ol. The letter highlights charitable aims and general moral reflections. The piece also includes unrelated advertising lines for Brown's Bronchial Troches and a wry remark about poets and wives.
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