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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1900
Page
4
A rural essay argues the bicycle aids errands to town and social life in farm communities. It notes lower costs, increased mobility for men women and students, reduced horse wear, and rising rural use for church and gatherings.
The excerpt proclaims Place de la Concorde as unmatched in grandeur and imposing presence. It emphasizes its world standing and iconic status within a historic or travel context. The language elevates the landmark above others.
The page surveys weather patterns with contrarian clouds and two air currents, notes on snakes with young, reforestation efforts along the Suez Canal and new cork flooring tiles, and a Royal Society paper on Atlantic water cooling Britain. It covers atmospheric height estimates, a brief look at Algol and related stars, and ends with a light jab about husbands and compliments.
A Canadian Northwest colony of Russian settlers reports women taxed to heavy labor including plowing and heavy farm tasks. Men assign plow bees, gather at homesteads, while women, described as buxom, perform work of animals. Rain brings sand and risk of sandstorms as described.
A writer in Blackwood's Magazine describes the siamang as a gentle gibbon not a monkey. It lives in treetop assemblies and calls to distant friends, swinging wildly through jungle canopies as winds race past.
Descriptions of women used as laborers in prairie field work with plow and rope harnesses, slow movement and quiet toil. The text contrasts their mistreatment with prior Canadian police hay contracts and ends with stark, desolate imagery of enslaved figures and a painful decline due to captivity and illness.
English troops in South Africa endure severe losses during the dry season as sand devils, or sand storms, ravage camps and hinder operations amid harsh desert conditions.
A city restaurant proprietor explains that after demand dropped, six dozen after dinner coffee spoons disappeared and only three remain, prompting a shift to larger spoons. The piece notes decorative miniature decanters for wine, a trend drawing interest from patrons.
The text describes how dry winds lift sand into towering columns on the plains, likened to waterspouts. It notes the transient movement of sand devils and observes social habits such as women preparing for parties and youths overestimating their popularity in a community.
A brief exchange in the Ohio State Journal notes a young lady graciously opting to buy two dozen items instead of one, addressing a polite vendor with a courteous remark.
The article notes a very low death rate in colleges and cites strict physical attention as a reason. It praises Hostester's Stomach Bitters for blood, nerves and stomach disorders and claims it cures constipation indigestion dyspepsia and liver or kidney weakness.
Britain declares the Indian Army totals 300000 troops with 230000 native and 70000 British soldiers. An additional 20000 enrolled European volunteers and a native police force nearly 200000 strong, officered by white men.
Five Fort Wayne Favorite Train No 4 departs Fort Wayne east at 9 05 p m daily with through drawing room sleeping cars to Buffalo and New York Dining Car service Fort Wayne to Bellevue and all next day Buffalo to New York An observation car from Buffalo offers a scenic trip past valleys blue mountains and sparkling Susquehanna and Delaware rivers arriving New York City at 7 25 p m the next day Sleeper space may be reserved in advance Contact Nickel Plate Road agents or C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Ind Also notes Governor Wells of Utah once a newspaper reporter in San Francisco frase.
Ad touts Grain-O as a coffee substitute drink for all ages with rich seal brown color. Claims it is made from pure grains, gentle on stomachs, enjoyable to drink, and priced similarly to coffee at 160 and 250 per package. Sold by all grocers.
The Nickel Plate Road sells round trip excursion tickets to North Manchester Indiana for the German Baptists annual meeting. One fare round trip with May 29 to June 4 travel outside 100 miles and May 31 to June 8 within 100 miles. Returns by June 1 or by deposit to July 5. Contact R J Hamilton Fort Wayne or C A Asterlin Fort Wayne.
Kaneas lists 807 newspapers with 51 dailies and offers special rates for Milwaukee accounts. Biennial Meeting of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs to be attended. Tickets sell June 1 to 4 with return until June 11 or by deposit until June 30. Address R. J. Hamilton, Agent, Fort Wayne.
The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest medicine claiming cures by merit. It cites patient Frank Nolen of Oakland Illinois who recovered after six bottles, asserting relief from indigestion headaches nervousness and impure blood. The copy promises impurity removal good appetite and renewed vigor.
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