Political propaganda and medical ads cross readers
A mixed page review notes Democratic and Republican party papers mislead readers while praising or denigrating leaders. It also includes medical endorsements for Chamberlain’s, Dr. King’s and other remedies, plus a local election voice from Cremont and farmer equipment ads.
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Strom
Asattor
Meninles
Petre Cine
Partisan
Anasot
Electric Bitters and Kidney Cure Dominate Local Ads
An 1890s column brims with patent medicine pitches from McKeehen’s drug store touting Foley’s Kidney Cure and Colic and Diarrhea Cure, plus warnings about impure water and a Woodstock era fair. Local names include McKeehen, Orland, Waterloo, and Beech. Community notes cover school teaching in Polo, picnics, and political caucuses in Angola and Orland.
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Mekechen
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Toru
Lehi
Lackawanna
A. Pilliacd
Fremont, Ind
John Wedderburn &C., Patent Attorneya
Washington, J
Sremont Eagle
Waleiin DD
WELLS
Frere
AstverGsing
Bingle Cove Cece
Advancs
Mir
Jacob Esbetsen
Chicano Lanier Co
Des Moines
Towa
Old Country
AO Vetit
Mekenhert
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Florida
San Praneie
Hines
Phere
Res Putaneo
Cremont
Goldine
Crenmont Township
Bryan” Argolie Herald
Vien
Harris
Faemont
Depeth
Bert Dhe
Childeen
Hoosier
ML Dewae
Wien
Meier
Tcon Jeffrey
Orland
Polo
McKeehen
Foley
McKechen
Fremont
Bechelo
Cage
Bonfield
W. N. Meiteehen
Hillsdale County
Mick
Clear Lake
Chamberisin
the Democrat
Carrolton
W. N. McKeehen
Angela
DeWitt
Great Pile
LeWitt
Waterloo
McKeehems
Indianapolis
DeWites Lite
Pheoamint Distillery
Samuel Nelson
Edgerton
Ohio
Telephone News
Pioneer
F.C. Dewey
Reed
Mansfield
UL. M. Clowell
Angola
Ucket
Holn Quincey Adams Booth
la Grange County
America
Peepers
Baptist
Rochester
Fastis
Trithy
Ind
The
Chicago Record
Harrishare
Pa. Catt
Mpucre
Ufest