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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1899
Page
3
Fremont business Lee, Pilliord & Co advertise wheat as the basis for exchange offering 36 pounds of flour and 12 pounds of bran or middlings per bushel. They list flour and meal prices, promoting their Perriso Flour and urging neighboring towns to trade.
The Steuben county bar passed resolutions praising Clerk of the Court J B Parsell as his term nears completion. The expressions reflect the bar and all who used the clerk’s office. An advertising agency in Burlington Vermont seeks rates and hints at favors for publishers from Farrar Barlow.
The McElhenie Reunion met on Tuesday Sept 19 at the east bank Clear Lake old homestead with 76 attendees the oldest Uncle Fred Browse 82 youngest infant Gwendoline 12 days. Nev Metzler praised the group and officers were elected LL C Stump Pres Mrs Annette Housman Sec and 2 arrangement committees J T Geedy chairman Freeman McElherie and Mrs George Foster. Next reunion scheduled August 15 1900 at the same site. Excursions to New York City offered for Dewey Day events by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry Sept 26 27 28 with return by Oct 4. An ad seeks multiple bright persons as managers with salary and expenses paid.
A Virginia editor credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with restoring his health after prolonged suffering. The testimonial from Hillatile Virginia describes severe diarrhea, expenses, and renewed vitality after using the remedy, with a note that it is sold by McKeehen.
Notice states we refund 25 cent bottle price if Arnica and Oil Liniment fails to cure bumps bruises scratches chafes cuts strains blisters sore muscles sapburn chopped hands or face pimples freckles or other external ailments. Lady riders praise it as clean and nice to use. W N McKieven Cameron’s Store offers larger size for 50 cents.
A testimonial from Helen McHenry of Bismark North Dakota credits One Minute Cough Cure with curing an attack of pneumonia near the first stages of consumption. The product promises instant relief and rapid recovery.
A popular low rate excursion to Chicago will be run over the Lake Shore on Sept 23. Tickets are 2.90 dollars for a round trip, valid on the train from Fremont at 8 29 a m to Waterloo, then on a special train at 9 34 a m, with return until Sept 25.
The ad claims Beggs Blood Partner will cure catarrh of head or nose, regardless of duration, calling it the great blood maker. It also advertises a Chicago excursion over Lake Shore with extremely low rates and mentions contacting agents for details.
A scattered ad-like notice touts Beggs Little Giant Pills and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as cures for liver trouble and indigestion. It also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine for La Grippe and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and colds.
Editors receive non transferable free passes as Rolv't Moore of Lafayette Indiana praises De Witts Little Carly Risers described as famous pills for constipation and liver ailments. W N Mickeyhen signals no complaints from editors.
The article notes Adam as the first printer and describes a kiss printed on Eve’s cheek as a stylish, neat impression. It adds Eve liked that kind of printing and mentions the Republican office printing similarly neat work. It also advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills for constipation and general cleansing.
Euonry G Atecurvpy reports from Fremont on September 20 that local business leaders describe steady to strong growth from 1898 to 1899. Input contrasts with Mr Heberling and notes deposits, profits, and pay rising, with several firms claiming doubled trade or better earnings. He calls for less bitterness and more charity in moral questions.
A testimonial from J. W. Gardner of Idaville Indiana praises Electric Bitters for restoring strength appetite and energy after illness and says he now eats normally and feels better. Sold at McKeehan's Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
A scilentive compound named Kodul Dyspepsia Cura claims to digest what you eat and cure long standing indigestion. Endorsements include M L A Ketron of Bloomingdale Senn and W N McKeehen. The ad cites medical press approval and physician endorsements.
Red Hot from The Gun. It cured G. B. Stead of Newark Michigan who suffered ulcers for 20 years. Bucklen’s Arica Salve claimed to heal cuts burns bruises boils felons corns skin excoriations and piles. 26 cents a box with guaranteed cure by W. N. Mo. Kechen, druggist.
Professor Houton praises Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stomach, constipation, and general malaise. He notes high usage among travelers and office workers and claims it does not injure the system. Sample bottles offered at W N McKeehen's drug store and widely sold.
An advertisement for a budget trip to Chicago via the Lake Shore line dated September 23 offers details elsewhere in the paper. Readers are urged to consult bills or another column for full particulars.
A brisk sales pitch touts King’s New Life Pills as a miracle health booster. Each sugar coated globule supposedly transforms weakness into strength and mental power, with the claim of building up health. Sold per box by druggist W N McKeshen.
Proponents claim Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption has given away over ten million trial bottles to help the needy. They say it cures asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat chest and lung diseases. W N McKeehen, a local druggist, offers a free trial bottle with regular sizes 50 cents and a dollar and promises money back if not satisfied.
The Chamberlain remedy for colic cholera and diarrhoea has gained global standard use. Reading residents will vote in a special election next Tuesday to decide water works funding and governance.
A fragmented note questions beauty standards and hair care branding. Mentions Begga Hair Re and a druggy seller, with jumbled phrases and unclear attribution. The message reads like a stray marketing or personal note lacking coherent context.
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