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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
4
A Rochester Herald feature recalls an Alabama youth who courted two women Sally and Mary. He pursued Mary after prosperity but wed Sally. The tale ends with the preacher remarking on expectations and practicality.
Six weeks of Cuticura remedies cured a stubborn eczema in a child after consulting a physician. Mrs. Lizzie Vincent Thomas of Fairmount Walden's Ridge Tennessee reports feet and limbs cleared and no recurrence. She notes the family lives twelve miles from a doctor and saves on visit costs. October 12, 1905.
An American artist refused a commission to design army and navy group figures for a soldiers and sailors monument after clash over base granite. He later rejected a contract clause making him liable for any bronze damage. Centennial plans in Colorado Springs promise Western style celebrations with ten thousand veterans and Indians, plus drills, dances, parades, and tournaments.
England’s Gideat Feer is noted as the only living peer who sat in the House of Lords during Queen Victoria’s era. Lord Nelson, who inherited the earldom in 1835, is not a direct descendant of the Trafalgar hero but a collateral descendant through Horatio Nelson’s sister. He holds a substantial estate and a pension of 5000 pounds for his heirs. An advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease to cure foot ailments and ease new or tight shoes, with free sample offers.
A fire excursion runs Sundays starting April 2 with return same day travel. Groups of five or more can buy round trip tickets for $1.00 to points within ten miles of the selling station. Tickets valid for a single day, inquiries via agent or C A Medlin TOPLA Ft Wayne.
A Russian in New York describes the Czar's kitchen hierarchy with a general rank head chef, a 300-strong culinary staff, and a sealed bomb-proof dining room. Each dish passes a major of the army, then a shaft, then the Czar before the imperial household. Menu chosen daily by the Czar, who sometimes demands novel dishes.
Public health notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and the system. Promotes Mall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, taken internally and free testimonials offered. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes a bank teller exchange about access to past withdrawals.
Very low round trip tickets on Nickel Plate Road to Los Angeles and San Francisco from April 24 to May 11 with good return by July 11. Stopover and side-trip privileges offered. Full agent information C A Melin TPA Ft Wayne Ind 868.
In a Paris apartment, a man overhears his wife chiding him about poker losses at the door. She accuses him of gaming, but he denies it and claims he won twenty dollars. The exchange ends with a softened view on a bit of recreation for men.
A Pleasanthill Louisiana man, F L Graves, details severe heart pain and indigestion that left him near death in 1905. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills he improved and says he was entirely cured, urging others to try the remedy sold nationwide for 50 cents a box.
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