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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1895
Page
7
Promotes Virginia tidewater farming as an easy route to riches with one acre yielding up to $2,000 in a year. Encourages readers to request pamphlet "Facts for Farmers" from C. H. Bovee of the C and C Railway in Coldwater Michigan for corroborated farming success stories.
The piece surveys winter fashion trends with fur trimmed coats and pelisses as the season’s focal garments. It highlights driving cloaks, long blue velvets, mink trims, pocketed gowns, and versatile street wear while noting color shifts toward pinks, browns, and vanishing pocketless gowns.
A box shipped to William Mc Cowan in Coffeyville Kansas concealed a slave in the box a young colored boy aged 16 or 17 The boy says he was abducted years earlier by John Long and Will McCowan then kept by a gang in a cave in the Indian Territory He joined in bank robberies and train hold ups with the Daltons aiding their Coffeyville raid and is hailed as a hero locally for his tale of the outlaws.
The text argues against using cheap wallet linings due to poor fit over stiff material. It notes that waist linings should be flexible and neat, warns that twist back linings result from cheap materials, and recommends French sateen or English silesia as optimal linings. It adds perculine and French cambric for light weight dresses and skirt linings.
The snippet lists collectors from California to Chicago and London with pine cones, Dutch cabinet ware, thousands of Christmas card varieties, football hair locks, and old shoes. Notable names include E. W. Dunn, Mrs. Lambert Tree, Miss Helene Willis, T. M. Seabury, and Queen Margherita of Italy.
The tandstickers in Jonkoping Sweden dominate European match production. A vast engine daily creates about 1,000,000 boxes of Swedish matches from wood blocks, delivering neatly boxed products ready for global dispatch.
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