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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
3
Mrs. Ida L. Brown of Mattoon Illinois describes years of numbness dizziness and grip after St Vitas dance. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with complete relief after eight boxes and a brief relapse.
Ten year old Robert Atherton suffers a severe cold from an arctic explorer game by the brook. His mother Mrs. Atherton asks the doctor if he is out of danger. the physician cautions that recurrence is likely and he may repeat the dangerous behavior.
A garbled report explains a new oat variety yielding 150 to 300 bushels per acre across 30 states including Missouri. The press notes the cultivation supports large profits for farmers and broad agricultural gains nationwide.
Fragmented notice describes Homebudier Yellow Dent Corn touted to produce up to 260 bushels per acre and beyond, with sample seeds and a mail request to Balzer Seed Co for catalogs and samples. It includes brief, unclear references to other crops and a secondary tale about rapid paper production from trees in Australia.
An advertisement touts a new absorption treatment for piles and related ailments claiming immediate relief and home cures. It offers free trial samples and requests no money upfront, asking readers to share the offer and contact Biss M Summers, Box P, Notre Dame, al. Also notes a humorous exchange about a souvenir spoon and promotes low one way colony rates via Nickel Plate Road with dates March 1 to May 15 and agent contact C A Asterlin, Fort Wayne.
The Third Bank of Japan received a deposit of 1000 yen from Ge Abe a coal dealer at Fukyo. The bank guarantees a payoff of 2068 411,779 yen after 250 years. The depositor’s father was a jiurikisha man and he was an ice boy about twenty years ago. The ship carrying funds was insured for BOM yen and insurance proceeds were deposited for descendants.
Special report from Ward Arkansas March 6 highlights cures of kidney disease attributed to Dodd's Kidney Pill. Local citizen W Waggoner praises the remedy claiming two boxes fixed his kidneys and bladder, with assurances no case is beyond cure and claims to be sole cure for Bright's Disease.
A brisk sketch of Douglas Jerrold in Regent Street quipping at a dinner and sharing pointed retorts with a mix of guests. The dialogue touches on subscription schemes, a clergyman's remarks on population, and a music hall quip about a prodigious song, all wrapped in a lively, humorous tone.
A reader recounts stomach trouble from coffee and recovery after switching to Postum. The testimony notes improved color, energy, and overall health for herself husband and baby, crediting Postum and naming Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan.
Far East dispatches report Japanese General Kuroki driving the Russian right wing near Mukden as Nogi's Port Arthur veterans attack center and left flank. Heavy casualties mount on both sides as Russian dispositions falter and retreat towards a defensive line, with war prospects hinging on the ongoing battle.
A crowd questions the fate of a desperado as the royal chamberlain reports the king’s order is merely to “away with Jim” and the mob, bemused, releases the prisoner. The scene, relayed by an impish chamberlain, ends with Porame flustered and the crowd’s confusion.
Miss Nellie Davis of 1216 Michigan Ave Kansas City Missouri writes of a quick cure for kidney troubles after a cold. She suffered back pains headaches and misery but says a few boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills made her well with no aches or pains and she urges others to try the remedy. Address Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. For sale by dealers. Price 50 cents.
A Birmingham News fragment tells how Alcibiades the clever cat led the narrator to a closet where a wanted burglar hid. The household, aided by others, captured him and delivered him to the station. The piece also mentions Judge Saunderson and anecdotes about George Ade the humorist and a boyhood memory of working at a banker’s outlet.
An array of dubious medical claims fills a fragmentary page, touting Hall’s Catarrh Cure and laxative tablets. The text mixes testimonials, price notes, and endorsements from Toledo wholesalers and physicians with unrelated quips and cultural anecdotes.
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