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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1897
Page
9
A long time sufferer describes severe menstrual pain and womb enlargement. After two surgeries and failing health she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Liver Pills and Sanative Wash with restoring strength, appetite, sleep, and energy. She urges other women to try the medicine and signs as Mrs Janis Cornmonan of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts.
Richard Mansfield likens a young actress alive Pierce to Ellen Terry, predicting she may rival Sir Henry Irving's fame. He notes her dramatic talent, stage presence, and youth, recounting how she impressed in school performances and earned New York opportunities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a drought in China and reference a harsh proclamation controlling food production. The text mentions livestock and seafood restrictions, signaling an attempt to ration staples such as onions and garlic, with threats of official punishment for violations.
Harold Marquisee of Utica was arrested in Syracuse on a fraud warrant issued by Dr Williams Medicine Co for forging and counterfeiting. Police found a complete counterfeiting outfit and plunder in his trunk and Utica apartment. US marshals seek his extradition after preliminary jail examination amid claims of a large scale scheme to supply druggists with counterfeit Pink Pills for Pale People.
A reader sends a note about Salzer's German Coeo Berry seed and Salzer seed catalogs issued from La Crosse Wisconsin with stamps. Also mentions a decree about personal entitlement and a hair renewer product claim. Concludes with a claim about the largest cemetery where over 6.6 million people are buried.
A fragment notes weekly Sunday travel by Nickel Plate agents with one fare tickets between local stations. It mentions Jean T anl and unclear lines about happiness dances and a man at mest, with references that are garbled.
An old advertisement extols Lane’s Family Medicine as essential for health, claiming daily bowel movement aids kidneys and relieves headaches. It lists prices and cites testimonials from Mullinburg Pennsylvania dated December 11, 1905, referencing profits and medical claims amid other scattered notes.
A French explorer discovers a stale bread loaf baked in a sarcophagus around Bloan era. The bun shaped loaf, wrapped in cloth, remains well preserved and may reflect ancient baking practices. Prior finds include Pompeii loaves and round calabrian breads with eight segments.
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