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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
8
An advertisement explains constipation origins and dangers, listing neglect, inactivity, and diet as causes. It condemns laxatives and promotes Mull's Grape Tonic as a guaranteed cure, detailing its grape juice content and medical claims, with a free bottle offer.
A village humor piece includes an editor paying poets in pumpkins and a spoof testimonial for Hall's Catarrh Cure promising payment for cure failures. The narrative also shows a domestic joke about a kiss and a mother teaching a daughter to say no. The fragment references Frank J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and notaries.
Editors attack patent medicines yet overlook rural readers who lack easy access to physicians and drugstores. Prepared family remedies remain essential for emergencies, as evidence cites rapid health needs in isolated areas. Includes a testimonial from R H Seidel of St. Louis praising a cure. Finland’s conquest by Sweden is noted with historical context.
A terse quotation cites a famous sentiment about division of humanity and concern for others. The remark notes indifference of half the world to the fate of the other half, underscoring themes of global inequality and empathy.
In a Youth’s Companion tale a self styled watcher judges a stranger with a suitcase causing crowding on a train. The scene shifts as a young woman and a courteous couple expose the observer’s bias and she yields, blushing, to shared seating.
Vermont once led as a NYC granary but now yields only one bushel per 200 in Minnesota, while New York stays near Wisconsin and Pennsylvania commands large shares. The piece notes state rankings in wheat, milling capacities, and the shifting balance toward the Midwest, with Minneapolis grinding far more than New York.
A Chicago lawyer, renowned for quiet dignity, is humorously described as outwardly meek yet inwardly persistent. Emory Storrs visits the office and learns the man is not present, though Storrs insists he must be in, given the steady activity inside.
Fragmentary OCR shows brief courtroom dialogue with questions about incitement to perjury and a mention of an Alaska age, lacking clear names, dates, or outcomes due to poor readability.
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