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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1904
Page
8
Judge Parker shared a playful exchange with relatives in Albany about a telephone kiss versus a straw hat joke. The dialogue framed a lighthearted moment as family banter with a granddaughter responding wittily to the grandfather's remark.
George W. Renoff of Philadelphia writes of suffering kidney disorders for five years with back pain swollen legs and poor appetite. After using Dean's Kidney Pills his back grew strong his appetite returned and he enjoyed long term health with no further symptoms. Free trial offer and Buffalo address noted. price is 50 cents per box.
A fragment filled with garbled lines and odd product plugs. It mentions a dream, a fool-killer in an easy chair, Red Cross Ball, a Porto wood cane sent to Bayonne New Jersey, and notices about Rubber Stamps and a catalog from Lock Box 219 Port Wayne Indiana.
From Ohio comes the obituary of Moses Moore a pioneer who ran a Bucksall refreshment stand at Moore’s in 1884 Transvaal. He dealt in gold dust as change weighing by pocket scales and sold at £3108 an ounce, later earning £50 startup, crossing to Capt Town in 1882 and returning to a life in South Africa.
The World’s Fair Contest Company announces 85500 in gold coin prizes for those nearest to estimating paid attendance at the St. Louis World’s Fair. Funds are deposited with Missouri Trust Company per the treasurer’s receipt, with cash guaranteed to winners. The contest closes October.
A farmer questions a dusty man in a robe about the purpose of his group. The exchange hints at efforts to help farms while noting potential financial strain and mortgage pressures on the land. The fragment suggests rural life and neighborly aid amid hardship.
The article discusses exaggerated promises about a product claimed to cure many diseases. It notes the strong advertising push and the belief in the product, but questions whether it truly delivers results. It highlights the large demand, with millions of bottles sold annually, and consumer recommendations despite lingering skepticism.
A Chicago girl with feet she calls too large asked a decal paper for beauty advice. The editor’s concise reply states the practical solution: big shoes.
Fragmentary adlike notices discuss discipline with quotes from Cicero and a promotional line urging mothers to request home treatment for troublesome children. Mentions include Mrs. M Summers Notre Dame lad, Hed Cross Hall Blue laundry product, government patent office engraving cost, Piso's Cure for Consumption testimonial, and a note on silver money still in circulation in Spain.
Noted opportunity announces long return limits and stop over privileges for homeseekers heading west northwest and southwest on the Nickel Plate Road. Trips on first and third Tuesdays monthly with one way donisat to the west and northwest from Sept 15 to Oct 16 inclusive. For details contact local agent or T P A C A Anteriin Fort Wayne Indiana.
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