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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1899
Page
3
Wheat today 50¢ per bushel with exchange for 3 pounds flour and 12 pounds bran or middlings. Lists prices for flour, middlings, bran, chop feed, coarse and fine corn meal. Promotes Periwess Flour and urges trial.
J. E. Turner of Compton Mo sues for piles relief after years using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. Vicks Illustr ated Monthly Magazine promotion and price offer. Kedol Dyspepsia Cure endorsed by Kalamazoo resident Digests food and cures dyspepsia. Mrs Cora B Noyes awarded $2000 against Modern Woodmen. Mrs Belle Holbrook’s Musical Recital at M E church includes varied vocal and instrumental numbers with notable performers. admission ten cents. Recital starts eight o’clock.
An old advertisement-style plea lists stomach, liver, kidney troubles and general weakness. It touts Electric Bitters as restoring appetite and strength, with testimonials from Idaville Indiana and Chicago areas. Also mentions DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for skin issues and a divorce notice, plus a recruitment ad seeking honest managers.
A Times Hilstile Va reader recounts a long diarrhoea battle, credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with full recovery after a few doses, and urges readers to try it. Also notes a divorce in Angola and local ads for Arnica oil liniment and One Minute Cough Cure with testimonials.
A popular low rate excursion to Chicago will be run over the Lake Shore Sept 23. Tickets cost 2.90 for round trip good on a train from Fremont at 9 4 m to Waterloo then on a special train leaving at 0 24 p m and valid for return until Sept 24.
Beggs blood purifier claimed to cure catarrh of head or nose and touted as a great blood maker. Advertisers urge readers to consult agents for low excursion rates to Chisago by Lake Shore line and to prescribe Beggs Little Giant Pills for liver troubles. Sneak thieves report at L. D. Creel’s farm, a $4 cash loss. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for curing coughs and lung diseases with free trials offered by W. N. McKeehen druggist. Rural delivery route planned from Pleasant Lake across about 24 miles in Steuben and Salem townships.
An advertisement touts Té Care as a laxative and cautions against its effectiveness. It notes E. W. Grove’s signature on every box and mentions Dr. Wickwire, Arthur Welch, Angela Klondikers, and others. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended for mothers of children with croup or cold, claiming safety and no opiate content with praise from users. Sold by W. N. McKeehen.
Mr Heberling replies to Rev Sprague claiming misrepresentation in last week’s saloon article. He cites empty business spaces, shifts in freight receipts, and questionable signers on remonstrances. He argues local option harms Fremont and defends regulated saloons as respectable, warning of future regret.
An item highlights Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy widely used with sales notes by W C MeeKechen and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure endorsed by physicians. It also records an advisory board meeting approving Trustees Pews estimates and a township and county levy schedule detailing per hundred tax allocations for roads schools and poor relief.
A damaged ad from Newark Michigan touts Bucklin's Arnie Salve as a universal remedy for bruises burns boils and skin conditions claiming a 300 year cough cure and offering guaranteed results. Sold locally with dubious claims and garbled typography.
Prof Honiton notes travelers and professionals report Green's August Flower as the best remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach issues and constipation. He says it helps headaches from irregular habits and improves sour stomachs. Sample bottles are free at W N Won McKeeben's drug store. sold by dealers in civilized countries.
Notice of an inexpensive trip to Chicago by the Lake Shore line on September 24. Readers can view the accompanying column for details and rates.
Dr King promotes New Life Pills as a sugar coated health booster that converts weakness into strength and lethargy into energy. Each box priced at 2b bi, sold by W N McBeeben.
An old ad notes beauty claims for a hair product sold by druggists with endorsements toward improving appearance. The text mentions My Keehons in connection with the product.
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