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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1898
Page
8
The piece recalls a story of an American girl at the czar's court and a plate of grapes. It argues for knowing proper conduct without snobbery, noting how awareness saves embarrassment and fosters courteous reception while avoiding overdoing rules.
The article urges regular blood cleansing as part of daily health, comparing it to house cleaning and noting that digestion leaves waste in the blood. It endorses Cascarets Canty Cathartic as the best cleanser and purifier for readers.
In a public dinner Mark Twain delivered a pointed retort after Mr Evarts joked about a humorist being funny. Twain quipped that a lawyer should have his hands in his own pockets. The Omaha Exposition runs June 1 to November 1 with WAHASH handling rates and travel details.
An 1818 Kentucky note cites a poet’s prophecy about Russia expanding to China and China’s fall, with European powers and Turkey in a fragile balance. It envisions North Russia resisting Europe as Prance is referenced, showing era anxieties about global conflict.
A new grain based drink Grain-O is promoted as a cheaper substitute for coffee. It suits delicate stomachs, resembles coffee in taste, costs about a quarter, and is recommended for children per package. The Works Telegraph System notes its extensive global telegraph reach. Nickel Plate Boat announces spring time change shortening tram schedules and trains.
A collage of quips and ad like lines on marriage, manners, and travel. The fragment mentions Billings and Darrow plus a claim about the WA BASIL Fastest Mail Proto and a Lake Michigan phrase. Also references Kemp's cough syrup and a Nickel Line excursion tickets sale on Sundays.
Western capitalists reportedly plan a company to produce first class wheels at ten dollars. Hoatetter’s Stomach Bitters touted as a strong remedy for stomach liver and kidney ailments fever and ague. A Ladies’ Home Journal shoe exhibit at Haddon Hall Atlantic City features famed illustrations opening mid July for three weeks. The Same Old Trio on a Bray New Schedule announces three faster trains with a June 26 implementation.
The article praises Official Photographs of the United States Navy as an engaging study of ships, armor, and projectiles. It notes 102 pages of pictures and maps and announces mail order availability for twenty five cents postpaid from Chicago Newspaper Union at 03 South Jefferson Street, Chicago, IL.
A short dialogue contrasts views on female magnetism and portrayal, with Old-Timer insisting success hinges on personal charm while Youngblood questions it and notes icy demeanor can also attract audiences.
Shake this powder into shoes to cool, relieve swollen nervous hot feet and tired walking. Cures awollen sweating feet blisters and callous spots and bunions pain. Over ten thousand testimonials. 25c sold by druggists and show stores. Trial package free. Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
A playful dialogue on love and divorce precedes a jumble of public notices. The text mentions a Kuigits of Pythias meeting in Indianapolis and a Universalist church gathering in Chicago, with travel and sale notices for July events and a fleeting reference to Mrs Winslow’s Syrup for Children.
The ad touts Lane's Family Medicine as daily bowel movement aid for health, claims gentle action on liver and kidneys, and cures headaches at 25 cents. It oddly references a man asking about time and mentions Wabash as the favored route to the National Convention of Baptist Seanes and Union in Buffalo from July 14 to 17.
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