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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1895
Page
3
Millinery notes describe the Echo hat with bell crown turban and plaited straw braid edge. Misa Bunting's Sailor features short back and high bell crown. The Versailles presents a black Leg horn hat with a fancy braid edge.
Notice requests all parties indebted to the firm of M. W. Garn & Co. to call and settle by June 10 1895 to avoid additional costs. Included promotional text for Dr. King's New Discovery by Beaversville NL recounting a testimonial from Druggist G Caillouette and sales pitches for Manila and standard twine, hay rakes, mowers, binders, and DeWitts Little Early Risers.
Quincy beat Fremont 4 to 2 as their battery excelled amid disputed calls by umpire Wilbur. Fans from Quincy protested several decisions while Eagles and Quincys exchanged runs and disputed balls and strikes through the late innings.
The ad promotes Waverly bicycles including the Goshen Special with two day delivery. Prices range from 35 to 85 dollars and a local dealer at 24 26 Dusken & Seamon invites inquiries. Also touts De Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure as a preferred remedy with claims of natural-system restoration.
A fragment notes a medical claim about a Dr Miles remedy named Neuve Plastens aimed at spinal weakness. The readable parts provide little context or verification of efficacy.
Hendry and a young Israelite named Loeb from Angola caused a disturbance at a ball game by singing shouting and firing a pistol. Acting Marshal George K Johnson pursued them to Angola and Waterloo where Loeb was stopped by telegram. Bail posted their attorney W G Croxton paid $14.55 each.
The Reading Hustlers from Michigan came last Thursday to challenge Fremont Eagles. The Eagles exploded for 13 runs in the first inning and drove Hillsdale pitcher out, while totaling ten more with little effort as the Hustlers finally ended at seven innings. The crowd praised the Hustlers as gentlemanly and welcomed more teams to Fremont. An unrelated medical advertisement accompanied the piece.
An advertisement warns of danger from Colic and Cholera and promotes DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure as an absolutely prompt and safe remedy.
An advertisement touts Baco-Cure as a scientific, vegetable cure for tobacco habit with a Berlin formula claim. It guarantees permanent cure in three boxes or money back with interest, plus sample offers and prices, and cites Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co of LaCrosse Wisconsin. Also includes DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure promotion and Ohio Central excursion rates for 1911.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal headache remedy. It claims permanent cure for all headache forms and habitual headaches, plus relief for constipation by toning the bowels. Bottles cost fifty cents at Mg- BRORON A.
An 19th century advertisement extols DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cura promising immediate relief. The testimonial asserts reliability and consumer trust with a signature attributed to McKeehen.
An East Fremont item page lists Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds and piles with 25 cent price. The column covers rainfall, farm work, harvests, pasture, and local names like Mr Browno, Phil Harter, Jake Taylor, Miss Edna Bricker, and George McKim. It notes Chautauqua Lake literature offer, mother’s advice on croup remedies, and railroad excursion promotions with Ohio Central Lines. It ends with health ads for Bacon's Celery King and DeWitt's remedies and a note on the compass plant.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway announces June 18 and 10 excursion tickets for the Convention of National Republican League Clubs in Cleveland. Round trip fare applies with return by June 3, offering a limited travel window for members and delegates.
A fragment lists assorted discounted items from a bankrupt sale including copperware, pans, mugs, tins, basins, and hardware. Household goods, tools, and small personal items such as pocket knives and a revolver are priced, with notes on bargain store contrasts and list formatting.
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