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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
5
Anecdotal promotion for Dr Williams Pink Pills claiming to cure anemia and debility by building new blood. Includes testimonial from Mrs Jessie Fink of Akron and details on dosage and pricing. Also a short anecdote about a Chinese cook’s miscounted cousins and a charitable gesture.
Mrs Charles FE. Smith of 22 Royden Street Woon socket R I says her kidneys were weak since childhood and after taking Dean's Kidney Pills for four years she gained weight from 120 to 165 pounds and avoids back ache headaches dizziness and languor. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Toster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Mrs Cumup asks a renowned violinist to perform at her reception. The professor quotes a regular price in a humorous exchange, while the woman balks at paying a high sum and offers fifty for a brief performance.
Bookings open daily Oct 1907 to Apr 1907 for trips to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Trinidad via Nickel Plate routes with stop over privileges. Good return by June 1 1907. For full agent details contact C A Melin T P A Fort Wayne Ind. 980.
Miss Lar Vina Egan of Louisiana attacked the worms page of the modern newspaper at a general federation of Women's Clubs convention in St. Louis. She called it filled with "plaudits and plititudes" and urged removing recipes and frivolities to express the woman's point of view.
A collage of humorous misreadings and wordplay from various papers. Phrases about spelling reforms, misused terms, and social scenes show how language and manners clash in different papers and years.
Edyth recalls Mr Huggins ringing speech last night and Mayme notes she did not hear it. Edyth promises proof by showing the ring, implying a tangible symbol rather than just words.
A dialogue unfolds as a bald headed man wonders what chance he has in life. Another man responds that he still has a fighting chance because his adversary cannot grab him by the hair.
An old method keeps cabbages by burying heads with roots in the ground and covering with salt hay or straw to protect against rain. The heads may sprout greens after the heads are gone, and frost protection until spring. Roots in ground aid early greens and preserve tops for later use.
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