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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1894
Page
8
An advertisement promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic to cure fatigue and restore strength and vitality. It asserts improved energy, better health, and relief from weariness through this medicinal tonic.
Two well known Sedalia residents clashed in a West Main street business house on Friday. They wrestled rolled on the floor and pummeled each other until both were winded and scratched. They later called the slugging match a draw and washed the gore from their faces at a hydrant before shaking hands.
George Wollard died after seventy four years in Memphis Missouri where he opposed every tax measure and school, never donated to church or charity, and favored saloons. His estate was valued at $65,000.
Woman write confidences about chronic troubles to Lydia E Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts over years. Letters arriving to a dedicated woman provide sympathy and guidance, with claims that the Vegetable Compound is a steadfast ally for women’s health.
The Senate and House moved through tariff and fiscal matters, with Tennessee’s Cox and Indiana’s Johnson leading repeal debate on the state bank tax. Senate actions included a Russian treaty termination note and a unanimous Hawaiian resolution. Gettysburg preservation and bridges also featured as bills advanced.
Pen Portrait of England's labor leader John Burns by Justin McCarthy praises his self reliance and democratic influence. The working engineer turned politician is described as a dynamic orator capable of directing large crowds and shaping policy.
A traveler returning from South Africa describes vast but controlled diamond mines run by a large syndicate headed by Sir Ceol Hichodew. He saw thousands of buckets of diamonds at the company, with careful pricing and shipments to London to avoid market glut. Illicit emigration of diamonds is punished by seven years hard labor.
Observations from Uccle Belgium show tree heart temperatures matching air in the yearly mean, but monthly readings vary by two to three degrees and up to ten degrees on some days. Large trees stay cooler in heat and warmer in cold, sometimes near freezing in extreme cold. The Niagara Falls crowding of crows migrates early March, filling the air with noise and some birds perishing at the falls.
The notice extols Syrup of Figs as a safe and pleasant laxative for women in all conditions. It advises buyers to ensure authenticity by checking for the California Fig Syrup Co. name near the package bottom.
An old saying contrasts the egotist who speaks of himself with a modest man who avoids making himself the topic of conversation. The note highlights cultural virtue in restraint and self-effacement.
Frequent use of strong laxatives harms the bowels and stomach and can injure organs. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is advertised as safe and thorough, avoiding griping or violent action. It purportedly invigorates the intestines and stomach, promotes sleep and appetite, and claims to prevent rheumatism kidney trouble and malaria.
The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company drives major U S advertising placed via Pettingill Co Boston. In one day eight tons of electrotypes were shipped for Lydia E Pinkham ads, enough to supply leading publications with multiple electro types, underscoring the Lynn enterprise's reach.
The article portrays Johann Seyfried of Vienna as the city’s new hangman and a versatile figure. It notes his zither virtuosity and singing ability, plus a hunter and athlete record and memoirs he has written about his relatives Heinrich Wuillenblacher and Rudolph Seyfried. It also includes unrelated ads and aphorisms.
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