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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1897
Page
8
Mrs Curtis and Annie C of Ficonderoga New York describe severe pelvic pain swelling and weakness from ovaritis. They praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for relief after years of illness and hardship. They urge others to seek help from a woman’s expert in Lyon Massachusetts.
Oldham and McDonald of Richmond Kentucky faced a funny miscount with seven pigs in a pen. Through a fence crack they saw eight front feet, while eight feet matched seven pigs. They checked each pig and found one pig with two full front-sets of feet, totaling six front feet.
A garbled page lists varied facts from London menus to Chinese coal prices and Swedish school painting output. It mentions programs in Germany, fencing halls in Paris, sculptors in London, and a French Chevalier sculptor for Lamb Siddons’s statue, ending with a temperance society remark in North Haven, Maine.
A fragment recalls a Western old woman whose humorous malapropisms about educated daughters in Mats and Paris provoke laughter. Her family quotes show the misheard phrases and the daughters’ devotion to parental approval and theater.
The Crescent Bicycle article details Western Wheel Works production in 1896 Chicago. It asserts production capacity reaching 725 Crescents in twelve hours, and tallies vast material use: miles of tubing and wire, brass, steel, and tire components. It compares distances from Chicago to Denver, Lincoln, and New York to San Francisco, highlighting scale of the Crescent works.
The fragment shows two quoted lines about effort and success, altering spelling. It lacks clear people, places, or events to form a full news item. No identifiable organizations or dates are present to anchor a proper card.
A powder called AHems Poot lase is pitched to relieve swollen burning sore and tender feet. Invented by Allen S S Olmsted of Le Noy New York it is recommended by druggists and shoe dealers who call it the best item they have sold for corns bunions and instant foot relief. Samples offered free and price is a quarter.
An ad notes a new grain beverage named Raino placed in groceries as a cheaper coffee substitute. It claims to ease stomach distress, resemble coffee in taste, and be beneficial for children. Priced at 15¢ and 25¢ per package.
An anecdote from Lasswade recalls a deep bond between De Quincey and a four year old nephew of a housemaid. The boy teased the thinker with a question about trees while the narrator notes the man’s gentle, neighborly spirit beyond his writing. The lad’s age seems misrecorded as seventy, suggesting a humorous OCR error in this reminiscence.
An old advertisement promotes Caseinets Candy Cathartic to purify the blood and improve beauty by cleaning the bowels and liver. It claims quick, natural relief from constipation, pimples, and dull skin, with promises of purifying blood and preventing disease germs. Sold by Sterling Remedy Co in multiple locations.
An improvement in graphophones dispenses with the end gate that carries the bearing for one end of the mandril shaft. The mandril is supported from one end, leaving the other end unobstructed so a record tablet or cylinder can be slipped on or off with the greatest facility without swinging open an end gate or disarranging the machine.
A promotional note claims coffee contains poison and introduces Grain-O as a safe substitute. It asserts Grain-O strengthens nerves, nourishes all ages, tastes like mocha coffee, and can be used by children. Available in 15 and 25 cent packages sold by grocers.
A historic clipping notes that Aberdeeuw Scothind recorded nine hours of total sunshine over a week, ap BEingish town sixteen hours, and London just over a quarter of an hour. The terse report highlights wide regional contrasts in sunlight with minimal detail.
The Wabash Railroad will operate trains over its own tracks from Kansas City to Buffalo, utilizing cleared lines on the Grain Trank between Detroit and Suspension Bridge and Erie Re from Suspension Bridge to Duikalo. Services will run from Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines, St Louis, Quincy, Hannibal, Keokuk to Buffalo, making it the sole line crossing the Missouri Mississippi corridor with direct trains. Passenger cars will move from Kansas City, St Louis and Chicago to Buffalo without changes.
Scarrom penned love verses to about a dozen young women before meeting Francoise d Aubigne later known as Madam de Maintenon wife of Louis XIV. The anecdote links his early poetry to the courtly ascent of Maintenon.
A through sleeping car to Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Denver is attached to Burlington Route’s daily relay from Chicago arriving 10:30 p.m. Train service details list Otteo at 211 Clark Street for reservations or inquiries.
It is said that the highest single fountain set in the world stands in Reanington VI on the estate given by Trenton W. Park as a home for destitute women and children.
An old advert claims Piso's Cure for Consumption is the sole medicine for coughs and colds. It lists Mrs. C. Belta of Denver Colorado and cites Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children as a remedy for teething, wind colic, and related ailments, pricing at four cents.
The text markets a tonic named Hos Tell ers Stopes Bitters as a cure all. It claims to improve digestion prevent pepsia and aid the stomach with a wineglassful before meat. It also asserts liver complaints fever rheumatism and clitis are annihilated by the bitters.
The Lives of the Saints is a major multi volume work begun by the Bollandists Jesuit scholars. The first volume appeared in 1644 and sixty one volumes have been issued to date with more volumes still in preparation.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment priced at 75 cents. The text adds a note on macaroni deriving from a Greek term meaning the blessed dead, referencing ancient feasts for the dead.
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Base a powder for the rest it cures painful swollen smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy and relieves sweating callous hot tired aching feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25 cents in stamps trial package free Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y
A jumble of opinions cites the man whose view is hardest to obtain as most valuable and argues a lady's education, urging fewer gray heads and deeming Hall's Hair Renewer unnecessary while noting the sandwich bears the Earl of Sandwich's name.
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