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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
3
A fragmentary 1900 era column endorses Booker T. Washington on race merit, extols Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pa for overcoming stomach illness with Electrolyte remedies and praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It notes Louis Wingert buys Auburn foundry and machine shops and hints at expanded furnaces. Also references Angolan papers, local ads, and Patent medicines like Tussive and Bromo Quinine.
An old ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they quickly and safely ease headaches and constipation. It notes a price of 25 cents at McKeshen’s drug store and mentions Republican papers reporting Senator Mason and possibly Hanna supporting McKeshen.
Seneca News editor claims relief from years of piles after using Cooklon's Arnica Salve, two boxes curing him. Advertisement notes guaranteed relief for piles at 25 cents through W Melkseben druggist. Regan argues force cannot secure title to people, advocating acquisition of Louisiana and Texas as Christmas gifts per Andereun Herald.
A San Antonio man, J. M. Garrettson, suffered long from asthma and died after years of struggle. The text claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured him, touting it as a universal remedy for asthma, consumption, colds, and throat and chest complaints. The ad promises free samples and sales at Nervelous drug store, with broad guaranteed claims.
The fragment notes that certain pure medicinal compounds are recognized as highly effective for curing kidney and bladder diseases, attributed to skilled medical processes and expertise.
Two slick strangers appeared in Newberry on Saturday and invited all in the drug stores to drink at their expense. They offered affidavits and showed a new fashioned medicine watch that was a camera. Those who watched the device work had their pictures taken.
The fragment mentions illness and fatigue, urging treatment with Foley's Kidney Cure. It describes heat, weather distress, and health decline in cities like New York. A nonsensical passage follows, with garbled names and unclear claims about medicines and timing.
The ad promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for pits and skin diseases amid warnings that counterfeit products exist. The copy urges careful purchase and cites a Mr McKeehon as a purported user, reflecting era sensationalism and local brand emphasis.
John Halloway of French Camp Mississippi details thirty years of diarrhoea suffering and failed labors until a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him. He urges the remedy be kept in reach for all who suffer and notes it is sold by WM McKeohen.
The Tipton Times notes a possible gubernatorial vote for McKinley with the governor said to be obliged to fix the decision. A unrelated ad suggests DeWitt's Little Harry Risers as an effective liver and bowel remedy praised by WN. McKeehen.
An advertisement touts a cold remedy Laxative Broma Quinine Tab with a money back guarantee from druggists. A satirical note blames President McKinley for neglecting Indians and farmers, criticizing the wheat crop. The piece references E W Groves and a prosperity scheme.
Old advertisements promote Chamberlains products Benner Salve Witch Hazel and Stomach and Liver Tablets. Local claims include quick pain relief for cuts burns and bruises and cures for rheumatism sprains and lameness. Also notes support for McKinney and mentions a church society emergency bags to Philippines soldiers.
Advertisement offers a free copy of Drume Phreys' Manual from Phum Phreys' Company. It promises treatment and care guidance for various ailments and invites readers to request the manual via P.O. Box in New York.
Mrs. Jas. Forest of Cheppowa Falls Wisconsin says a seven year leg sore was healed after spending hundreds of dollars. She credits two boxes of Banner Balve as the remedy and notes the product’s quick effect, as advertised by a local seller.
W. Ne McKechen endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for cough relief urging readers to recommend it to afflicted friends. The note praises the tonic as prompt and purifying and suggests it benefits those with coughs or chest congestion.
The high school expects a crowded year with a larger intake and a new grading cypher system. Distant students like Miss Norma Teeters and Miss Blanche Stockdale will teach music as other newcomers transfer from Straw school. Delbert Ostroth bids farewell to classmates as he leaves for college in Ann Arbor Michigan.
Local items report Clark confined to house with asthma. John Elliott dies at his Lake Gage home. Mrs. Heller ill this week. Arnold moving to Fremont after election. DeWolf family returns from Lake George. Wade family gathering and farewell. A child questions the moon’s disappearance. next items mention garden walks and cement path.
The Chicago Tribune describes itself as fearless and independent while being fair to opponents. It emphasizes strong national and public interest coverage, superior local and foreign news gathering, reliable financial columns, and a concise daily summary for readers.
The passage argues that trusts dominate U S policy and presses readers to follow the Cincinnati Enquirer for truth amid calls to expose deception. It warns that a McKinley victory would end the era of greatest good for the greatest number.
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