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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1895
Page
2
News from Cuba highlights Spain’s demoralized army suffering pay shortages and poor supplies. Many Spanish troops are Cuban natives or married to Cubans and refuse to fight, signaling early campaign collapse. The article also notes Cuba’s rising prospects for U.S. aid and Spain’s dire finances.
The Evening Post notes Allen county candidates face a clear field as no local contender has run since 1886. Hon. O. L. Ballou of LaGrange has been mentioned as a possible aspirant, though no decision is announced.
The article portrays Eugene Field as a tireless worker known for his Sharps and Flats column. It contrasts the ease of composing verse with the demanding task of producing a daily prose column and reflects on his disciplined office routine.
The piece profiles Gene Field, praising his precise handwriting and neat copy, noting his artist’s touch in illustrations and playful pranks. It also reflects on his hidden poetic warmth and disdain for egotism, alongside anecdotes of his eccentric costumes and quiet nobility of spirit.
A regular meeting last evening accepted Hanna street pavement and agreed on the Jane street opening assessment roll after consulting residents. Pro rata assessments satisfy property holders and the board. They review the electric railway contract with Mr. Everett and plan investigations into other cities possibly visiting Detroit and Toledo for short trips.
Low rate tickets on sale for California and the West Florida and the South with variable routes and ample return limit. Details at the nearest ticket agent. Fort Wayne contact J. E. Ross. Wednesday, Saturday, 11 30.
The Fort Wayne Trades and Labor council endorsed the Wayne Knitting mills strike in a regular meeting at K of L hall. A report from the secret committee was deferred for review at the next gathering. A committee was formed to study the building damage from the quake and propose a new courthouse.
A historical medical list enumerates ailments such as syphilis gonorrhea stricture varicocele hydrocele loss of manhood and impotence. It claims success in treating kidney bladder Bright's disease diabetes and urinary symptoms including blood and mucus in urine.
A medical advertisement promises cures for diseases of women including falling of the womb leucorrhea painful menstruation and other sexual organ ailments with a sure remedy for sterility. It claims piles cured without knife or caustic and treats nervous diseases fits tumors cancers pimples moles and all chronic diseases, asserting success where others fail.
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