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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1895
Page
1
Fragmented verse and prose pieces describe a reformer denied entry to paradise, a dreamlike moral tale, and a village scene about the Stoner family’s death rumors. The sections mix didactic dream imagery with a domestic funeral anecdote and scattered news items, capturing a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper flavor.
The piece advises eye care through rest and limited use for women who sew, read, or write all day. It recommends five minute breaks every two to three hours, hot water Eye compresses, and banning prolonged work in the evening. It notes eye whiteness as health indicators and links bloodshot eyes to fatigue, poor health, or excessive alcohol.
A late night passerby learns from a policeman that bakers at a nearby shop distribute free bread to hungry, homeless men at 10th Street. The Blessmann gift of bread operates quietly for years, aiding 150 to 200 destitute souls in the early hours.
Edward C. Potter, son of C. W. Potter of the Illinois Steel Company and vp of Commercial National Bank, travels to Japan by invitation to study locating steel rail and armorplate mills. He expects to plan buildings and machinery for a possible program costing 2.5 to 10 million dollars. He notes Japan may place orders in the U.S. if Chicago firms can compete on price and delivery.
An article notes a Newfoundland dog known for its love of toys, especially a large tea kettle. In an orchard it gathered items such as tins, balls, pots, and wood, storing and guarding its prized kettle beside its kennel at night. The tale highlights the dog’s playful bond with its playthings and its resistance to losing them.
A London restaurant announces a novel lottery plan labeled 45 fore Prise aimed at patrons. The brief notice outlines the scheme as a promotional draw with unspecified prizes and participation terms.
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