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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1899
Page
8
A coastal discovery turns seaweed from waste into a fertilizer source. Factories near menhaden oil refineries mix seaweed with fish-oil residues to produce fertilizer. New England reports trial success and Rhode Island values seaweed at about 65000 dollars this year.
Sporting men estimate over 250 million dollars lost on horse racing annually. About 50 million in England, 100 million in Australia, with the remainder mainly in France the United States and British colonies.
An advertisement argues that maternal care prevents childhood constipation and promotes Cascarets as the proper vegetable stimulant. It claims many medicines harm children via opiates or mercury and urges mothers to use Cascarets for babies and older children while warning against substitutes.
The famous evangelist Dwight L. Moody died at noon Friday at his home in East Northfield Massachusetts after a long illness He was born February 5 1837 in Northfield He rose from a Boston shoe store clerk to Chicago missionary work and founded Moody Institute and Mount Hermon Theologian schools He had a wife Emma C Revell of Chicago and several children The Guardian noted his influence in both America and England
The battleship Texas will transport the dead sailors from the Maine wreck in Havana to Arlington. Congress appropriated 16000 dollars for removal and transfer to the land of service. 192 bodies were buried in 176 coffins with only 74 identified. 209 lost and 68 still missing. Bodies to be sealed in sine lined caskets and shipped, with the ensign at half mast until final transfer at Norfolk.
The Globe National Bank of Boston closed Friday morning with deposits over 8 million dollars and liabilities above 10 million. Special Bank Examiner Daniel G. Wing took charge at the request of Comptroller Dawes as fears of mining stock losses fall on stockholders.
The author argues for a practical streetcar fender that stays close to the ground, resists impact with rough streets, and uses a spring to remain aligned as the car rocks. It should prevent injury to passengers or bystanders and avoid causing harm itself while the car moves.
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, lists Toledo as the base, and cites endorsements from local wholesale druggists.
Victoria plans a new US themed tea house on the Balmoral estate, joining existing India and China rooms. The piece also touts Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and hay fever, promoting a trial size and 500 size availability.
A short, period style note reveals two life updates: a marriage since last meeting and a recent divorce. The writer signs Maude and mentions congratulations on both events, reflecting social notices typical of Chicago journalism.
Try Grain-O asking your grocer for the new Grain-O drink. Advertises as safe for children and adults with rich seal brown color like Mocha and Java. Made from pure grains and gentle on the stomach. Priced at the cost of coffee per package. Sold by all grocers.
A chaotic scene erupts as Lucy urges Dick to flee while a father hurries with a cane. The narrator recalls a college cane rush last week, framing a vivid snapshot of youthful bravado and social tension.
Coughing leads readers to Kemp's Balsam promising immediate cough relief with free sample bottles and available in 25 and 50 cent sizes. A Vienna woman, ready for her wedding, learns of her fiancé's death while dressing and marries another man three days later.
A historic advertisement promotes taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. The copy claims all states refund the money if it fails and features the signature of Ke W. Groves on each box.
The fragment references a humorous exchange about wives and last words, mentions Piso's Remedy for Catarrh as a cure, notes historical views on horse domestication, and advertises cushion rubber stamps, Fort Wayne mail address, Eagle Linen stationery, and a printer suggestion. The readable bits include remedies, products, and marketing lines with various bits of commentary.
An 19th century style notice promotes Lane's Family Medicine claiming daily bowel movement supports health. It advertises probable tonics for liver and kidneys and promises relief from headaches with pricing listed as 25 and 50a.
Australia remains the leading wool producer, followed by Russia as second, the Argentine Republic third, and the United States fourth in global output.
A Madrid journal printed on water removable paper is issued in thirty lines. A subscriber reads the news and washes the paper, obtaining a handkerchief from the page after immersion.
An advertisement promotes Eagile Linen letter paper and urges printers to use this brand for high quality output. The copy emphasizes smooth texture and professional look for official correspondence.
The Wabash announces a 30 day Mexican tour for a select party of fifty aboard elegant Pullman cars. It covers 7000 miles with dining, drawing room, and observation services, priced about 810 per day. Special representative R G Thompson will handle reservations and details at a given address.
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