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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1890
Page
8
An ad describes a safe certain remedy for female complaints and related sensations and ulceration. It urges use for periodical bearing down and asserts harmlessness to the body while promoting cures and general wellness.
A collection of household health guidance covers cleaning dust with carbolic acid, safer morning baths by hot water and rubbing, typhus fever prevention through sanitation, relieving constipation with water after waking, ventilation data for offices, and safe handling of canned foods including transferring contents to a dish and avoiding reheating in the can.
Mr and Mrs Haye of Philadelphia celebrate seventy years of marriage and reside in a North Thirteenth street home built eighty years ago by Mrs Haye s father on what used to be a pasture. Mr Hays was a director of the Underground Railroad aiding escaped slaves after the Fugitive Slave Law. The Buffalo newspaper notes the corner grocer often speaks on many things despite electricity not being stocked there.
U S Government analyses of baking powders show Royal superior to all others in leavening power and purity. Other powders tested contain lime and sulfuric acid and have lower strength ratings. Royal is described as absolutely pure and more effective than its competitors.
George Curzon reports seven months in the Far East noting Angkor ruins attract attention for their magnificence. He photographed Angkor Wat built by the Kumars between AD 700 and 1100. Dense tropical forest conceals temples and palaces, making access difficult and parts of the site forgotten by locals.
An Illinois conductor recounts a scene in Alton where two large passengers, described as colored and ignorant, present tickets. The man claims one is for him and the other for his wife, prompting the wife to strike him and declare she warned him about trouble with the law.
A Paris hotel keeper lost $100 to a caller who pretended to be from the Prefecture of Police. The operator claimed a shadowed swindler would arrive for a cash payment, then be arrested. The victim paid, and the swindler, who had phoned himself, walked away with the money. Authorities suspect the con man is linked to the police.
A London newspaper recounts Queen Victoria enjoying a public Osborne performance and asking an attendant for the music name. The attendant admitted the piece was titled Come Where the Booze is Cheaper, a humorous misattribution in a royal setting.
A terse dialogue features a man condemning a lottery link while a wife defends, and a husband quips about marrying her. The exchange pivots on guilt and chance, ending with a line about people and a man's goose.
The Mathematical Club at Yale addressed by Miss Clara C Barnum a recent meeting. Her paper titled The History of the Infinite Series received strong approval from the members and was praised as a notable contribution by a female postgraduate student.
A Baltimore horse grew hungry and climbed stairs to reach a bag of oats stored in a house. After lunch he pushed his head through a window and carried off the sash before being found calmly surveying the scene. He was rescued and led back to the street.
The piece touts the World’s Columbian Exposition as showcasing advances in the mechanical arts and medicine. It credits figures in medicine with progress in medicinal agents and highlights Syrup of Figs as a superior, effective laxative for public consideration.
A playful exchange unfolds with Esthetic asking for a grand bologna sausage and Mr Cutlets offering to send it home or carry it himself in a music roll as the judge observes the banter.
From May 1 1893 stop over privileges will be discontinued and tickets valid only for continuous passage within one day from sale. Buy ticket to first stopping point only. Check date on ticket receipt to ensure validity before boarding. Conductors can not accept expired tickets and will collect fare. If journey cannot start within ticket limit, redeem at full value on sale date. otherwise apply to General Passenger and Ticket Agent. F Chandler G P and T A.
In a terse exchange Nellie says Jack has been playing football and Bee spoiled his aristocratic face Ruth. The dialogue hints at conflict and social tensions within a household setting.
A young man described his plan with enthusiasm as “The Best Thing Yet” after arranging to work for B. F. Johnson & Co. of Richmond. He urged readers to contact the firm for information, noting they can be reached by sending a car.
A fragmentary slice shows a sleepy street exchange with a taunting remark about fatigue. It references Dr Isaac Thompson eye-water as a physician’s prescription remedy and mentions Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup, a cryptic dinner invitation, and a moral bite about lending to enemies.
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