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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1895
Page
7
The text notes a shift of capitals from 1701 to 1674 with sessions held alternately at venues in Hartford and New Haven. It states the capital moved between Hartford and New Haven, and that New Haven became the capital of the New Haven colony while the two colonies were united. It mentions nearly two centuries of capital status.
The famed dramatist Labiche, after hearing a young professional perform, offers a sharp but friendly compliment. He taps the pianist on the shoulder and calls him a noisy little fellow, a teasing sign of approval from a master.
Special to OFR Lady Readers reports Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims to aid women with menstrual irregularities and related pains. The article presents positive testimonials while cautioning readers to consider effects and consult guidance.
The ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Liver Pills and Mrs Finkham's Sanative Wash as cures for womb troubles, nervous debility, headaches, constipation, and related symptoms. It urges correspondence with the Lynn Massachusetts firm and notes availability in liquid, pill, and lozenge forms.
Governor Matthews announces the thirty member Centennial Commission with two from each congressional district and four at large. Appointees include Eli Lilly and E. B. Martindale among others. The group will organize and report to the next General Assembly. Also reports of jail builds, accidents, deaths, and local incidents across Indiana.
The article traces the origin of women taking their husband’s surname to ancient Rome with Julia of Pompey and Octavia of Cicero. It notes variability in early modern times, cites Catherine Parr, Lady Jane Grey, and Arabella Stuart, and mentions a legal ruling in Elizabethan times that a wife adopts her husband’s name by marriage.
A European proposal seeks to create a naval Red Cross Society. Its ships would sail with hostile fleets in distinctive colors to recover crews from sunken vessels after battles such as the Yalu engagement.
The abort cut to renewed vigor is taken by those eenable enough to use Hostetters Stomach Bitters systematically. It re establishes i unpaired digestion, enables the system to Assimulate food, and combines the qualities of a fine medicinal stimulant with those of a sovereign preventive remedy. Malaria, dyspepsia, constipation, rheumatic, nervous and kidney complaints are cured and averted by it.
The state rooms and grand staircase at Kensington Palace are described as dilapidated. Plans call for restoration, replacement of furniture and pictures, and reopening the palace to visitors.
A long readers letter praises McElree’s Wine of Cardus as the best known remedy for painful menstruation. Mrs. W. L. Mitchell of Pratt Mines Alabama reports relief after six months of severe cramps. J. W. Pollard of Pleasant Judge Mississippi claims the remedy cured his wife after four doctors failed. Additional text references Beethoven and train service with a porter, plus Jonadab Almanor language claims.
An OCR fragment mentions Halt's Catarrh Care with a 75 cent price, a reference to Bo crates and remembered faces, colored porters in day coaches on a road to insure cars en route, Prao's Cure in a cough medicine, and a Brooklyn address. It also notes UNDAY as a legal holiday in all states and a reference to the Conference of the gfe Roney.
The most elaborate pipes are the Turks and Persians with large heavy bowls and multi foot flexible stems. Some of these pipes cost 1000 dollars each reflecting their luxury and craftsmanship.
The advertisement extols the pleasant effect and safety of the California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs for women under ideal conditions. It instructs buyers to verify the genuine article by the company name printed near the package bottom. Xenophon is noted for knowing the names of every soldier with him during Xenophon’s Retreat of the Ten Thousand.
The Wabash Railroad offers a special round trip fare to Denver plus a $2.00 membership fee for the National Educational Association meeting held July 6 to 12, 1895. For details on trains, rates, and routes contact Wabash representatives or General Passenger and Ticket Agent CRANE in St. Louis. Enclose 8 stamps for Nickel Plate Road souvenir titled Summer Outings. Also promotes Glenn's Sulphur Sorans Hair Dye in Black or Brown, 5c.
An advertorial snippet touts Ripans tablets and asserts superiority for stomach and liver disorders. It notes a published map showing the Christian endeavor Convention and 14th International Convention headquarters, with a Sleeping Car line drawing between Chicago and Boston and requests for copies through a rail line agent.
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