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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
8
Mayme H. Smith praises Peruna for hay fever relief and catarrh, stating it helped her wonderfully. The article notes hay fever arises from atmospheric irritants and pollen, and suggests Peruna stimulates the nervous system to lessen symptoms, advising continued use for relief.
A Baltimore News item laments how women judge themselves and how others see them. It cites a proud, reserved woman overheard called hoity toity and notes many misperceptions between self view and external opinion.
A report on midnight photography in fashionable studios open from midnight to 1 am where social luminaries pose in evening gowns for the great events of court life. Photographers describe their busiest hours as clients seek late portraits and refreshments are served after the sessions. The piece also notes a novelist hired to write serials paid by letters, and a humorous exchange about confessing strawberries in a Brooklyn Eagle cartoon caption.
Frank Stockton kept chickens at Rudder Grange and named the chicks after literary friends. A Plymouth Rock hen hatched a brood, and Stockton joked that the chick Mary Mapes Dodge would grow into Thomas Bailey Aldrich. Mrs. Dodge visited the farm later and wondered about the namesake's progress.
Fred W. Harris of Chestnut Street Jefferson, Ohio credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney trouble after ten boxes. He reports relief, weight gain, and no remaining symptoms. Ads add promotions for Allen's Foot-Ease free sample and shoe comfort products.
A collection of notices about routes via Nickel Plate Road and ship traffic to Port Wayne Indiana and Malin Pa, plus a Japanese steamer trade item. Also an ad for a soothing syrup for teething pain marketed to parents with a claimed cure for wind colic and a price per bottle.
An 1890s advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and invites women to write Lynn, Massachusetts for advice. It emphasizes experience from Mrs. Pinkham and asserts letters are read by women only, with testimonials from Mrs. Mary Dimmick of Washington, D. C. and others.
A reader question offers a Self taking Dating Stamp for 78 cents with an address in Fort Wayne Indiana Lock Box 219. It presents a postal service style inquiry for a cheap stamp option.
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