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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1899
Page
6
In a tale of deception and fate, Susan Henchard reveals a secret about Elizabeth Jane’s birth and dies, while Michael Henchard faces guilt and pride. Elizabeth Jane meets a mysterious benefactor who offers a home and a chance at independence in High Street Hall, reshaping loyalties in Casterbridge.
Elizabeth Dane asks Henchard for permission to leave and improve her life. He reacts with grief and restraint, then reluctantly supports her move to High Street Hall while concealing his full feelings. A prior letter from Lucetta hints at shifting tensions in their circle.
Lucetta Templeman is suspected to be the same as Miss Le Sueur in high street life as Henchard muses on a possible connection. A barber shop tale follows with a German customer, a hair eating dog, and a punchline about the dog swallowing clippings.
A man kisses a stranger on Market Street opposite the Phelan Building. She scolds him as an utter stranger but forgives him after his bow and claim he would kiss the prettiest girl seen on the block. She warns it must not happen again.
Spring health appeal for Hood's Sarsaparilla claims it cleanses blood and restores energy. Advert sees patients and testimonials from Essz E. Mapriestrone of Chicago and John Macr of Oskaloosa praising relief from rheum fatigue and dyspepsia after using the tonic.
Advertises California Fig Syrup Co laxative Syrup as a perfect cleansing remedy. Highlights gentle action on kidneys liver and bowels with senna and aromatic plants. Warns to look for full company name on package and lists sales points in San Francisco Louisville and New York with price 50 cents per bottle.
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