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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1905
Page
4
Mr Marston of Hampton NH describes six months of agonizing sciatic pain before using three Pink Pills daily. Two months later he could walk and after another month returned to work. He praises the remedy and notes its wider use for neuralgia and locomotor ataxia.
John J. Sullivan described Monte Carlo croupiers as not so bad as pictured and surprisingly sympathetic in tone. He recounted a young Englishman losing about $2000 at rouge et noir who, with a last bet, asked for advice only to be told to put it back in his pocket as he walked away.
An advertisement touts Hall's Cataract Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional treatment for cataracts. It claims internal doses from drops to teaspoonfuls act on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $1000 for any failure to cure. Circulars and testimonials available. sold by druggists.
Ack Your Dealer for Allen's Foot Enne powder. Cures chill and sore feet. Relieves bunions swelling foot ache and sweating. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 60 cents. Address Allen’s Foot Ennis, Le Hoy NY.
A young woman asks for a twecent stamp at a drugstore and the clerk replies with a humorous exchange. He offers two one cent stamps instead, deeming them acceptable.
A humorous tale recalls a witty American bishop crossing the Bay of Fundy from Digby to St John with Mr Caswell. The voyage faced rough seas while Caswell battled a violent attack of siusteekness as the bishop kept cheerful conversation and attempted to correct misnaming.
San Palmetto Berry properties promised a permanent cure for stomach liver kidneys and bladder troubles. Vernal Palmetto Berry Wine purportedly relieves inflammation and cures disease. Free trial bottle offered by Vernal Remedy Co Leroy Wisconsin. sold by druggists.
A Tarssian correspondent recalls a late night censorship scene at a Tus sult Town party. In a card game, a host avoids talk by asking players to finish a rubber while censor figures press a backstory of “three poor devils,” later linked to missing journal sheets used to block the press.
Mrs. FE Botugardnes reports relief from kidney trouble and back pains after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She states symptoms faded gradually and endorses the remedy. A free trial offer is advertised with poster mailings to Milburn, Buffalo, N.Y. and the product is sold for 60 cents.
A catalog announces a variety of wheat praised for drought tolerance and high yields. It highlights fields in Nebraska and references substantial bushel outputs, urging readers to learn more about the seed and its farming performance.
A notice states John A Saber Seed Co of La Crosse Was will send non free a sample of wheat and other farm seeds to a farmer. The document references a metric like A10000 and a wide area but is garbled and partially unreadable.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and scattered phrases including Miss Gildan Yee and Miss Wanda, with references to a phone case and a standard. The text appears as a jumbled local newspaper snippet lacking clear events or dates.
Joint Agent Norton reports ticket totals from the World's Fair validation office show Wabash tickets comprise one fifth of all passes processed, leading among twenty St. Louis terminal lines represented at the event.
Vladimir and Marushka seal their engagement after a tense day with Mr. Gough in Berlin. He approves their plan to marry soon, the lovers share a poised hope for a joint life, and the narrator imagines a future together despite looming shadows.
An article urges due process for the accused, stressing the right to silence and to seek a lawyer. It warns against police coercion and the third degree, and advises full disclosure to one’s attorney to craft an effective defense regardless of alleged guilt.
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