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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1896
Page
11
An urging notice discusses women's lifelong suffering from uterine disorders and the social pressure to appear cheerful. It warns of serious womb trouble and endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a twenty year remedy for relieving distress, strengthening the womb, and easing backache.
At the Lexington State Convention white metal delegates bound Kentucky’s 26 Democratic votes to Chicago under a unit rule. The delegation will back Blackburn for president with Bland as probable second choice, pledging support for free silver and limiting deviation from the slate. The concession to administration men appears surface level due to the unit rule.
The committee on credentials debated unseating enough delegates from Louisville to grant influence to the white metal faction, but the unit rule change made it unnecessary. Senator Blackburn of Kentucky silver Democrats was praised as an idol, with delegates-at-large chosen including John S&S. Rhea and WY TL Bills. alternates named were Robert W. Nelson, J. Morton Rothwell, Theodore F. Wadham, and John D. Carrell. Tarvin and W. B. Smith were nominated for presidential electors at large. Joseph Christles Blackburn, a Kentucky native, recounted his career from breeder roots to senator.
Felix Jules Meline has taken the helm of the French government as prime minister. A strong figure in French politics, he is noted for his legal background and early political rise.
A French statesman rose from national assembly service to ministerial roles including agriculture in 1883. He served under Grevy as under secretary of the interior, then joined the tariff commission, and later chaired the chamber in 1888. Known as a sharp politician, he kept a constant public presence and understood his countrymen.
The Krag-Jorgensen rifle, adopted by the U S Government, boasts 2000 fps velocity and mild short range effects but proves highly destructive beyond 400 yards and up to two miles. Experiments with potato and dog carcasses show severe tissue and bone damage requiring amputation, forcing Sanitary Corps to stay two miles back.
A young man boasting originality chats with Miss Cayenne. He recalls how his mother has laughed at a story since his memory. Cayenne confirms the mother's amused reaction, adding a touch of humor to the exchange.
The passage urges use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic and tranquilizer for nerves and various ailments. It promotes regular use, recommending a wineglassful before retiring to aid sleep and address dyspepsia and related complaints.
A small stream in Moffat swamp, Lapeer County, Michigan, runs only during certain hours each day. It travels northwest from the swamp and stops flowing nightly between 3 and 4 o'clock, entering a passive state until morning. Also notes a Cleveland Mystic Shrine meeting on June 23 and 24 with Nickel Plate road ticket sales beginning June 21 at special reduced rates.
President Kruger opened a synagogue in Johannesburg with a public declaration. The Nickel Plate road advertised Homeseekers' Excursion dates to the South on several dates. Bourbon County Kentucky held local option elections with the last precinct almost ready to vote for prohibition.
Wabash Railroad offers reduced round trip fares from all stations to St Louis for the Republican National Convention in June 1893. For dates and limits, contact a Wabash ticket agent. Also notes Nickel Plate special summer excursions and other travel promotions alongside varied advertisements and medical cures.
Tarolaro, a tiny Mediterranean island near Sardinia, claims to be the world’s smallest republic. It spans about 1.5 miles across, hosts 55 residents, and has a six year presidential term. No public official is paid, and women voting rights equal those of men.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder for curing painful swollen feet relieving sting from coins and bunions. It claims comfort for tight shoes and sweating or tired feet with a trial offer and mail order. Also mentions local events and unrelated notes about currency and travel.
The advertisement notes Bal's Catarrh Cure and a claimed 73 cent price while mentioning a constitutional war phrase. It also includes travel offers via the Nickel Plate Road to the National Educational Association Convention in July and a note on excursion fares by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad with contact names for tickets in Louisville, Ky and Cincinnati, O.
A cycle cleaning brigade 3 is proposed for London with boys stationed at street corners like boot blacks. Low rate excursion tickets go on sale June 12 13 14 15 via Nickel Plate Road to the Berubnega Convention in St. Louis on June 16.
Due to the Fuptographers Association of America annual meeting at Celrron New York on Chautauqua Lake from June 20 to 30 a nickel plate round trip excursion is offered. A humorous note from Uncle Eben about talk vs. action. Homemseekers Excursion to the Weaton on June 23 via Nickel Plate road.
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