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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1897
Page
7
An old newspaper fragment promotes Halts Catarrh Care from Toledo Ohio as a constitutional treatment. It claims catarrh is widespread in the region and beyond cure by local remedies, offering a $100 reward if the product fails. Took internally, 10 drops to a teaspoon, and sold by druggists for 75 cents.
Fragmentary clipping notes a millionaire's children feel distant from their father. The garbled text mentions a product called Ante Bbecco Chewing and a 10 cent package, then nonsensical lines about a good infant and tatters, with no clear events or sources.
An early notice advertises half price Sunday excursion tickets on the Nickel Mate road. Tickets are valid between any two local points at reduced fares during specified dates in March and April. The offer promises lower prices than other times and claims a guaranteed cure for some product.
The Indiana General Assembly measures the street railway charter repeal for Indianapolis, Fort Wayne ward elections, compulsory education for ages six to fourteen, and voting machine use. It defeats a 8 1/2 cent fare bill, passes anti trust and anti cigarette bills, and sends key acts to Governor Mount for approval amid bribery probes and adjournment after a six year session.
A Bureau County family story extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a grippe remedy. Mrs Lamb, 85, credits the pills with restoring strength after severe coughs and consumption fears. The article cites doctors and friends and notes pills sold in stores and by mail.
The fragment reflects Ovid’s hyperbolic lover’s plea that his body might dissolve if his passion for Neshia waned. The line sits within a tradition of extravagant erotic rhetoric signaling intense attachment and poetic weight.
Cough remedy Kemp's Balsam advertised to stop coughing at once with a sample bottle priced at 60 cents. Druggists urged customers to act quickly, citing dangers of delays.
The Protestant Episcopal schools of theology show an enrollment of 444 students.
An advertisement touts a cure advertised as over 400000 cured with a low price and a money back guarantee. It promises health benefits and savings with claims of Cure guaranteed and a dollar refund from druggists.
Nickel Plate Nord agents may sell one day excursion tickets between local stations at a single fare. Liverpool’s population stands a little over 126 persons per the local census.
The piece condemns people who misuse food and medicine and warns against drastic remedies. It praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best substitute for various ailments and as a remedy for malarial, rheumatic, dyspeptic, nervous, and bilious complaints.
The piece notes a strong association between nervous disorders and dental problems. It argues that the stress and bustle of modern life harm both nerves and teeth, suggesting a common impact on overall health.
An old time health remedy claims to move the bowels daily to keep the body healthy. It advises gentle action on the liver and kidneys and promises relief from headaches. Sold for 25 and ducs.
Local newspaper item notes that Sunday excursion tickets are on sale between stations on the Nickel Plate Road for a one day limit.
A letter from Mr. Goodman of Williams County Illinois touts Salzer's German Coffee Berry yielding 3800 pounds of superior coffee at 30 cents a pound. The note mentions Salzer Seed Co. catalogs and a stamp offer while citing other historic references and a home seekers excursion by Nickel Plate road with multiple departure dates.
Advertises Cascarots style candy cathartic as a liver and bowel regulator for children. Promises relief from teething pain inflamed gums and wind colic with a claimed mild laxative effect. Price stated as 2 cents per bottle and 10 box trial offer.
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