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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
8
Philadelphia woman describes severe female troubles for four years and chronic cramps. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her symptoms eased and she says she was cured after three bottles. She grants permission to publish her testimonial to help others.
A Cincinnati man markets a new ether compound called Freezone that promises instant relief from corns and calluses. A few drops applied to the affected area supposedly dries and lifts the corn without irritating surrounding skin, with druggists able to order small bottles for customers.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press urges equal attention to vacant country plots as to urban lots, stressing the value of developing open land beyond city limits. Recognizes the importance of rural spaces for growth and stability.
An advertisement touts ethine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to fade freckles with nightly and morning applications. It claims most cases need only one ounce and promises money back if ineffective. Also notes Berkeley police now have cars, reflecting a mix of local oddities.
In a detailed reminiscence, Nolan, linked to Burr, is condemned to never hear of the United States again. The Navy assigns him to a long cruise under guard, effectively erasing his name from official memory as punishment for treason. The piece notes archival gaps and the ceremony of the court martial order.
The piece explains whales’ enormous growth limited only by water support. It notes birds and land animals face weight and mobility limits, while whales, buoyed by the sea, can reach great sizes. The author recalls handling a 25 foot calf weighing about eight tons from an 85 foot blue whale.
A boy asks his mother if playing marbles for keeps is wrong, hinting he has won more than he began with and prompting a parental moral reflection.
A short note contrasts virtue without a press agent with a rope metaphor. It comments that weight for weight a manila rope is as strong as steel, illustrating a practical parallel to strength.
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