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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
4
Across a long span Russia recorded ordinary revenues exceeding expenditures by 790 million rubles. The article notes various domestic matters from church collections to public safety, education, and industry trends in the United States and elsewhere.
A woman is charged with murdering her aged husband by feeding him glass ground to powder and mixed with his meals. The case, once common in history, is set to be heard in an American criminal court and promises unusual interest for readers.
The article notes college women are physically superior due to athletics and temperate radon era conditions. It argues gym work plus balanced activities strengthen bodies without overstrain, shaping rational athleticism at women’s colleges and guiding healthier life foundations for the future.
A humorous critique set in a Chicago Herald piece shows And y Carnegie facing poverty as a blessing. The crowd of millionaires reacts with cheers while mockingly praising hardship. The story satirizes philanthropic sums and social pretensions amid a comic discourse on wealth and misery.
In Oxford a well mannered blind beggar earns coins from passers by with a boy helper. After a donation, the beggar asks for the total taken and hears two shillings while a listener adds a shilling and the boy quips an order for oyster sauce with mutton.
Hon George Kersten of Chicago credits Peruna with curing a nine year catarrh after 18 weeks of use. He says the cure is permanent over two and a half years. The ad claims cold beginnings lead to catarrh and urges families to obtain Dr Hartman’s free booklet Winter Catarrh from Columbus Ohio.
A dated advice piece counsels suitors to align with a girl's father in politics and her mother in religion, watch rivals, avoid overdone sweet talk, and manage finances. It warns against declaring wealth prematurely and notes cold first impressions as a poor start, urging sensible behavior to win bride and family approval.
Aged advertisement offers the book Know Thyself free to male readers who mention the notice and enclose one Ge for postage. Send request to Peabody Medical Institute at 4 Bulfinch Street Boston Massachusetts the oldest institute of its kind in New England.
The article notes the Church of Our Savior in Moscow as the world’s costliest church, built to celebrate Moscow’s deliverance from the French. It states a construction outlay of 4 million dollars, highlighting its grandeur compared with other nation’s churches.
A historical notice promotes Lane's Family Medicine as a daily bowel aid for health. It claims gentle action on the liver and kidneys and relief for sick headaches, priced at 25 and 60 cents.
A terse Indianapolis Journal excerpt quotes a line about Americans not loving their home life enough and a comment on relatives preferring their own homes. The brief reflects social observation on family and lodging patterns with no further detail.
Try Grain-O, the new grain based drink your grocer offers. It imitates the mocha java color while being made from pure grains and safe for children and adults. Priced at 3 cents per package, sold by all grocers.
A Dayton youth avoids proposing, insisting on steady calls with careful knocking to avoid frightening his girl. The piece portrays cautious romance and social expectations in a small city.
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad offers round-trip tickets at about half rates on the first and third Tuesdays of March and April to major destinations in Tennessee Alabama Georgia and West Florida. For details contact P. Sid Jones in Birmingham or Jackson Smith in Cincinnati.
Pencils from slate dust molded by hydraulic pressure are now produced in large quantities and surpass solid-cut pencils in popularity. Our factory manufactured 25,000,000 molded pencils last year.
The Overland Limited leaves Chicago daily at 10 30 p m and reaches San Francisco the afternoon of the third day with no car changes. All meals are in dining cars and there are buffet smoking and library cars with barber. The Pacific Express leaves Chicago daily at 10 80 p m offering first class and through tourist sleepers to California. Excursions are conducted every Thursday and tickets are via Chicago and Northwestern. Applications for full information and illustrated pamphlet should be sent to W B ExiskeERN, 22 Fifth avenue, Chicago IL.
The document promotes a Salzer Seed Co catalog from La Crosse Wisconsin highlighting a Million Dollar Fotato and other crops such as Rape Bronius Speltz and 8-eared corn as top money makers for farmers. It offers postage for a game and ten rare seed samples, claiming largest vegetable seed growers in the United States.
Vienna police officers must learn telegraphy and acquire swimming and boating abilities as part of their training.
Claims to cure coughing and consumption with a free sample bottle today. Sells 75 and 50 cent bottles with urgent language and a guarantee tied to E. W. Grove’s signature on each bet.
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