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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1890
Page
8
Mrs Fannie Dignam of 141 Mott Street New York reports a miraculous cure of rheumatism attributed to Balvation Oil. The ad touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a restorative tonic for women combining nervine and cordial properties and claims it is sold by druggists nationwide.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative easing constipation and related ailments. It claims broad health benefits for kidneys liver and bowels, emphasizes taste and acceptability, and warns buyers to purchase only the California Fig Syrup Co. product.
A London Telegraph correspondent recalls the Mahdist dervishes as fearless desert zealots in clashes with Gen Graham’s square at El Teb and later battles. He recalls deafening charges, martini henry wounds, and the dervishes’ refusal to surrender, shouting Nazarenes and Christian dogs as they fought to the last.
A half pint glass with water a leech and muslin predicts rain by leech position and convulsions during storms. A Pennsylvania girl foresees clear weather with cheerfulness and storms with irritability, sometimes needing restraint. Neither promises practical use versus standard instruments or farmer's forecasts.
A simple rule estimates A number of tens of rails for a mile track by multiplying weight per yard by 11 and dividing the product by 7. For example a 70-pound rail yields 70 times 11 equals 770, divided by 7 equals 110, indicating ten tens. Boston streets are described as warpath noted city.
A promotional description praises Royal Baking Powder as superior to yeast for bread, citing faster yields, lighter texture, and anti-dyspeptic properties. It claims Nutritive flour elements are preserved, provides an at home recipe, and offers a free cookbook for readers who respond to the ad.
The article notes the presence of a few capable women drummers in Europe and highlights a young Swedish woman traveling with a Scandinavian machine firm, visiting cities across Europe and planning further expansion. It mentions London firms employing women travelers and dress goods makers valuing female taste, plus Olive Thorne Miller’s late-learner rise in ornithology and Mia Miller’s forthcoming travels to Utah California and Yellowstone Park.
A humorous remark from the Indianapolis Journal features An Arduocus Profession and Weary Watkins debating the law field. Higgins jokes about becoming a lawyer if he started a business, while Watkins complains the work-to-pay seems skewed, illustrating streetwise quips about legal hustle.
A fragmented quote recounts a marriage proposal and vows between Tean and Lile. The speaker, Lile, expresses hope for deeper family bonds as Tean contemplates becoming more than a sister figure, with plans to marry Tean's father.
The Princess of Wales favors practical training for her children and supports Sandringham Technical School where pupils learn designing carving and other crafts. A corner chair carved by several pupils and a music stool by Princess Victoria and Princess Maud will be shown at the Fair.
Are you coming to the World’s Fair to secure lodging and expense writs? The De La Salle Bureau of Information, under the Christian Brothers, offers care and protection for visitors. Address 35th Street and Wabash Avenue, Chicago Illinois.
A humorous aside on political chatter criticizes the back slapper who asks who will be elected, calling it a nuisance. The note mentions Boston’s Backbay and the improper whom while praising Rowm’s Bronchial Freches for voice clarity. Rev Beecher endorsement cited.
A lampoon quotes an impatient streetcar conductor scolding a corpulent passenger. The conductor tells him to hurry or else walk, reflecting urban transit friction and humorous social digs.
BercnamM''s Pritts cure billous and ner vous illness. Beecham's Pills sell well because they cure 25 cents a box. Free trial and treatment offer from Dr. Kline for nervous disorders. There are twenty-two revolutionary widows drawing pensions.
A Kansas printer, JRssx Barker of Humboldt, asserts that after fifteen years of biliousness and constipation, August Flower cured his condition. He credits the remedy with renewing his life and urges others to learn of its merits for dyspepsia and biliousness.
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