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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1898
Page
3
The notice urges special patronage for a public display and requests support from readers. No further details provided.
An advertisement touts Chin Beviams Eye and Skin Ointments as a speedy permanent cure for various skin conditions. It promises instant itch relief and enduring effects for eczema, salt rheum, dermatitis, scaly scalp, sore nipples, piles, chapped hands, chronic sore eyes, and granulations of lids.
A distorted May entry discusses the fate of 20 Company Ho soldiers, noting some may be cowards and others deserve recognition. It mentions Sodumapoil, Stenbom county, and volunteers, plus a Portsimouti visit aboard the Stite overuiser Laleieh.
A reader decries the drive to demonetize silver as unconstitutional and harmful, alleging deception by officials and noting reported facts printed in the Cincinnati Enquirer. The letter claims gold-only money would ruin debt discharge and value, urging awareness of the alleged scheme.
A distressed editorial laments lax military obligation among youths and calls for reorganizing the state guard on stricter lines. It condemns sport and society crowds in units, urges officers to eschew vanity, and warns that those unwilling to serve should avoid military groups. It cites old soldiers’ pains and cites Drakes Dyspepsia Cure ads amid a flood of local notices.
Advertisement for staple ginghams dress ginghams and silks with prices. Arm and Hammer soda one pound, five and four to ten bars soup, extra fine prunes. Cash prices likely from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
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