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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1896
Page
2
A rejected Communication to the Reading Hustler prompts surprise at hidden names behind assumed identities. The letter accuses Rev. Jones and seeks to injure his reputation, though no Fremont pastor signed the remonstrance. The article notes public figures vouch for Jones and calls the anonymous appeal cowardly.
An advertisement touts Dr Wheeler Nerve Vitalizer as a cure for fits epilepsy spasms and nerve trouble. It cites a Cleveland testimonial from Mrs Lena Cooper after eight years of doctors deeming her case incurable. The ad requests readers mail for remedies at one dollar.
The article urges prompt care for colds to prevent serious illness and notes many invalids trace ailments to neglected early symptoms. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective for colds, with 26 and 60 cent bottles advertised.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a harmless remedy delivering immediate relief for croup and related coughs. The claim is reinforced by the brand name McKeehen and a nod to Charlie Sheets receiving compliments for St Patrick decorations at Stiefel's.
A lengthy, combative letter to the Fremont Hustler reflects local tensions over saloon politics, church influence, and the Nicholson law. Citizens accuse editorials and ministers of bias, recount protests, and urge publication of certificates supporting claims about license and revival efforts. Mrs Belle Holbrook and others request anonymity while praising remedies and local figures amid a heated public feud.
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