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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
7
An advertisement claims the American Poultry Mixture cures cholera and roup in fowl flocks, prevents spread, and offers a $50 guarantee if it fails. It urges prompt use, cites large breeders' endorsement, and directs $1 for a sample box from the American Mfg. Co. Terre Haute Ind.
The notice lists lamps at cost at Doster and new goods at McClune with up to date millinery shades. Ernest Stage is ill with measles and Dr Abbott has been sick. Folletts offers fine stationery and school supplies. Arthur D Wells sells Pennsylvania Grit. Sherman and Lemmon note their son’s loss in Fonda Iowa.
A local advertisement touts Never Fail Flour as a specialty product with a blanket guarantee on every sack, aiming to reassure customers of consistent quality and value.
A 1599 May 2 note from the Omaha World Herald cites the Chicago Tribune as among the best newspapers for multiple journalism aspects. It highlights the Tribune’s prominence in news presentation, classification, copying style, and editorial quality, claiming it attracts the city’s educated readers.
A chaotic mix of local ads and notices reports bargains at McClues and Scott & Co on dinner sets plush capes and purses real estate and millinery sales. Railway telegraph office petitions, school notes, measles outbreaks and community events fill the page with names places and dates.
A city drug store touts Buckien’s Arnica Balm as a miracle cure for rectal fistula and piles, claiming it saved a man from a fatal outcome after doctors warned of costly surgery. The same ad inserts praise for One Minute Cough Cure, with a Newark reader confirming its life saving effect on a child with pneumonia and urging households to keep it on hand.
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