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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1894
Page
8
Two monks from different orders travel by a river ford. The Dominican refuses to carry the barefoot Franciscan who then must be carried. In the middle the Franciscan learns the other has money and refuses to pay, citing his vow, then dumps the other into the water.
A humorous clip from Harper's Weekly recalls Judge Lamar of the United States Supreme Court who died last winter. He is pictured as a courteous old southern gentleman who replies playfully when a bar patronmistakens him, then a brief quip contrasts French society with US politics in a satirical passage about aldermen.
Mrs. Anna Miller of Duh ring Pa endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weakness and related symptoms. The testimonial claims it cures dizziness nervousness irritability and loss of appetite when doctors fail.
A compilation of editorials from multiple papers reacting to Prendergast’s reprieve and possible execution issues tied to Mayor Harrison’s death, plus Coxey’s Army coverage. The clashing opinions span calls for hanging to questions of justice and insanity, with mentions of Chicago, Washington, and other cities.
Newspaper column snippets portray Breckinridge and Miss Pollard with mixed, sensational views. The Ed Pollard breach of promise case draws attention as marital and social rumors swirl. Multiple papers question Breckinridge’s character while noting Pollard’s public career prospects.
Articles from major papers criticize South Carolina liquor policy and state control. Critics say the saloon business fails to deliver revenue or order and that state management of private business falls short. Gov Tillman is accused of waging a political war to promote the policy.
Tulle leads fashion in Paris with chiffons challenged as evening dresses for young women. Designers showcase tulle over self or contrasting silk slips in pale pink and azure, featuring changeable taffeta models, loose fold skirts, rosettes of pink and azure ribbon, and delicate tulle decolletage ruffles.
The liberty cap originated in Rome when freed slaves were marked with a red cap after manumission. In 263 during Saturninus' siege the cap on a spear signaled slave freedom for those joining the standard, giving rise to the liberty cap still used in art today.
A melancholy vignette urges readers to consider a sick poverty stricken man and his family facing rent and ill health. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a reliable restorative to prevent disabling complaints from exposure overwork and neglect.
Farmers in Red Bluff locate a hollow bee tree containing about eighty pounds of honey. They split the trunk and uncover a deceased duck and eleven eggs. A wood duck trapped by bees reportedly nested inside the hollow until the comb blocked the exit.
A reader from Greenville Cal recounts spring’s early warmth and a back pain relief tale. Mr Harry Williams cites St Jacobs Oil easing a woman's two day back pain with one application and a good night’s rest.
The Phillips Island Tourist Excursions offer sleeping car rates from Chicago to Los Angeles or San Francisco via the scenic route and Ogden. Every trip is personally conducted with a special agent onboard. Departures occur twice weekly on Tuesday and Thursday with a daily tourist car service via the Southern route through Indian Territory and Fort Worth. Apply at Bouk Island ticket office 104 Clark Street. John BebasHan G.P. 4 C BRL & P Ry Chicago.
Ethel recounts a plan with Jack to kiss when clouds hid the moon and hold the kiss until another cloud reveals it. Clara asks what their scheme was and Ethel explains the playful game under the night sky.
An old Toledo advertisement promotes Hatts Carapenz Cures claiming blood purification for catarrh and a public subscription. The notice includes signatures and seals and lists price and pharmacist endorsements.
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