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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1895
Page
8
An old advertisement offers a 1000 illustration Family Doctor Book by Dr Pierce, with 2x cent stamp postage, cloth binding previously $1.50. It promotes address at 663 Main Street and claims medical advisement from a Dr.
A witty quote highlights a bright woman who deflects inquiries about her age by claiming to be older by a year and prompting the other woman to guess, typically underestimating her true age. It ends with a moral about a man who is not good when he simply does what he must.
A Boston girl from Beavon Street shares relief after suffering severe menstrual suppression. Doctors worsened her pain with morphine until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her, bringing joy and gratitude to her life and others.
A wave of articles mocks dress reform proposals by Dr. Sarah Hackett Stevenson and other reformers urging men to wear skirts. Papers lampoon measures as advancing gender equality, noting strong reactions from Chicago, New York, and Cleveland editors. Several states weigh women's voting and age disclosure as part of broad civic reform chatter.
A compilation of editorials and opinions from Kansas City Journal Boston Globe Cincinnati Enquirer Minneapolis Journal St Paul Call and others discussing Cuba’s status under Spain the prospect of U S annexation Spanish control of Cuba and Cuban revenue politics and the growing game of baseball influencing public discourse with remarks on national sentiment and sporting culture.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes Kohana Maka, famed Hawaiian diver and shark hunter, drew crowds at the World’s Exposition. He demonstrated underwater feats and staged a ceremonial sword strike on a mock shark, recalling ancient royal hunts and feasts where great beasts were slain to honor victories.
A humorous dialogue framed as a study of astronomy as taught to girls. The uncle questions modern subjects while a niece defends learning, with a gaze to Venus and a flirtatious ring observed under moonlight. The piece captures light, witty social satire of dating and knowledge.
The Atchison Globe notes reformist Anna Jenness Miller travels to advise women on dress and style while remarking that men receive less scrutiny for practical habits like sock and pant length. The piece treats the topic with mid century social commentary.
A reflective proverb arguing that calm restraint and measured action hold greater force than explosive or violent force. It emphasizes restraint, patience, and steady influence over aggression.
An American finds French dinner etiquette formal. In Paris one must not display admiration for the dinner's effects. In New York Americans expect expressions of taste about flowers and arrangements. French dining notions, like unbroken dishes, are copied locally. Notice: De Green & Sons of Atlanta claim to cure dropsy with a purely vegetable preparation, offering ten days free treatment.
The article urges laying drain tile across wet land to boost land value by about 50 percent. It recommends surveying the field to ensure soil level and using tile where drainage is needed so spring plowing is possible while other land remains too wet.
G H Hood of Spring Green Wisconsin reports to Sterling Remedy Co Chicago that two boxes of No to bac completely cured his tobacco habit, praising the product's effectiveness from a drug store purchase.
The notice promotes Piso’s Cure for Consumption as a relief for obstinate coughs. It cites a Lexington Missouri endorsement dated February 24, 1904 and urges belief and action aligned with moral conduct as a path to well being.
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