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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1898

Page

5

Cranks at the White House A Look at Gatekeepers and Gates

The article describes how President McKinley’s White House guards and staff screen visitors claiming grievances. Cranks are detained early by doorkeepers Captain Chabois and Mr. Cissel, with only a Frenchman reaching the business office before departing quietly. Office seekers and the general public are kept from the president by staff and policemen, ensuring the president’s routine remains undisturbed.

White House Cissel Tledias Chabois Prabois Mrr Cisse Executive Mansion McKinley Porter Charles Loettler Loettler Cleveland Teoettler Retary Fhurber Waite House McKilnley Linn

Dropped Pastor Dr Brown Dismissed by Congregational Society

A Chicago association meeting removed Rev. CLO Brown from the Green Street Church case. The conference approved regrets over irregular steps in receiving him after he was barred by the Bay conference in California.

Congregational Society Clo. Brown Chicago Association of Congre Womag A. Tee Green Street Dt Haud Brown Cadifornia

Vessel Burns At Sea The Clara Nevada Sinking Report

The Clara Nevada steamship of the Alaskan Fleet reportedly burned and sank after an explosion off Seward City while en route from Seattle on January 28. About forty people were aboard. passengers and locals recall hearing the blast. Once known as the Hassler, the 1008 ton vessel formerly served in government surveys and had recently been refitted for Alaska service.

Clara Nevada Union Gov Nevada Shasuay Seward City Kaw Goitus Seattle Alaskia Hassler Alaska

The Little Schoolmaam and Schoolroom Comedy in Verse

A comic collage recalls the beloved teacher as a gentle queen of her classroom. The piece contrasts a playful hymn to a devoted, thrifty schoolmarm with a long excerpt on exam blunders from Austrian and American sources, including Beecher and Beecher's reading method, ending with notes on school discipline and reform debates.

A Benefactress Kind Act From the Evening News

Detroit woman Mrs John Tansey of 130 Baker Street recalls a family health crisis with her daughter once pale and wasting. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for a dramatic recovery after three months of treatment and urges mothers to keep them for illness linked to blood and nerve weakness.

Evening News Detroit Mich John Tansey Baker Street John Williame

Poor Tommy in a Gymnastic Class Tale

A neighbor jokes about Mrs Jamesby beating carpets while she insists Tommy is exhausted from his downtown gymnastic class. She says she won’t burden him with chores because he’s tired after workouts, keeping up her exercise.

Tommy

Merit Wins for Nickel Plate in Hard Times

The Nickel Plate road showed steady progress during industrial depression, improving roadways, bridges, and safety, adding new coaches and Wagner sleeping cars, and introducing first class dining car service. Its through trains to New York, Boston, and Chicago via the Hoosac Tunnel route offer elegant coaches and premium sleeping cars at low rates, benefiting public travel and summer resort traffic on Lake Erie.

Nickel Plate West Shore Fitchburg Iloosac Tunnel New York Boston Chicago Lake Erie

Drivell Poet Prolific Contributor in Editor’s Wastebasket

A regular contributor, Drivell, is noted by the editor for nearly weekly inputs. The editor jokes that Drivell’s offerings fill the wastebasket, implying a light dismissive reception of the poet’s work.

Drivell

Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Cough Relief Sample Bottle Free

Coughing Leaden to Consumption, Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once. Go to your druggist today and get a sample bottle free. Sold in 25 and 60 cent bottles. Go at once, delays are dangerous.

Kemp

Grain-O Introduced as Coffee Substitute in Stores

An advertisement promotes Grain-O a new grain drink replacing coffee in grocery stores. It claims to suit delicate stomachs with no distress and to cost about a quarter of coffee. It suggests children may drink it and prices are 15 and 25 cents per package.

Moral reform hinges on religious principles for society

A philosophical assertion presses that laws and social reforms cannot cure social ills without the transformation of individuals souls and the guiding influence of genuine religious principles. It argues that governments and laws lack wisdom and contentment without spiritual inspiration.

Salzer Coffee Berry claim and Dr Shepard tea note

Mr Goodman of Williams County Illinois touts German Coffee Berry as producing 300 pounds per package at 15 cents for 30 cent a pound in stores. A seed catalog from Salzer Seed Co. is offered for 16 cents stamps. Dr Shepard’s Summerville South Carolina tea sells at 1 dollar per pound and is praised as evidence tea can be grown commercially in the U S.

Goodman Williams County Salzer John A. Salzer Seed Co LaCrosse Wis

Mother's Powder for Children Promised Cure and Testimonies

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children are advertised as remedies for feverishness, bad stomach, teething disorders, bowels, and worms. The ad claims over 10,000 testimonials and urges purchase at all druggists for 25 cents with a free sample, listing Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy, New York as contact.

Mother Gray New York Allen S. Olmsted le Roy

Boston Claims World’s Longest Paved Street

Boston asserts Washington Street is the globe’s longest, stretching 1714 miles in length.

Boston Washington Street

Rheumatic Pain Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla

Mrs P P Hay of Centralia Illinois says rheumatic pains confined her to bed and caused great suffering. She found only temporary relief from other medicines before trying Hood's Sarsaparilla, which she credits with her cure.

Mer Hood MBS P. P Hay Centralia

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