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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1894
Page
8
A Philadelphia amateur baseball player nicknamed M. O Lasses avoids printing his real name. He plays in the outfield and is praised as an excellent fly-catcher. The tale anecdotes a schoolmaster punishing grammar and a scholar to taunt a fellow student with a verbose description.
A reader testifies that after severe womb prolapse and leucorrhea left untreated, two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash restored her health. She credits the medicines with ending her suffering and urges others to try them.
British Shanghai officials demand Taotai Sheng's dismissal and degradation, a twenty one gun salute for the Chung King, and monetary indemnity to the ship's owners. If unmet, British fleet reprisals are warned amid tensions in the China Japan war era. The Chung King incident involves Japanese passengers seized by Chinese soldiers and later disputed accounts.
The tale recalls Lord Aberdeen rising in a sleeping car inquiry about wealth from a stranger who confesses several hundred thousand pounds then jokes about waking others. It also notes General W F Baldy Smith as a handsome veteran connected to the Mc Clellan statue unveiling and his famed baldness once misread as a defining trait.
Dr Johann Antal, noted chemist and toxicologist, tells the Hungarian Society of Physicians he has discovered cobalt nitrate as an antidote to potassium cyanide and prussic acid. He tested the remedy on animals and then on forty poisoned individuals with prussic acid, none of whom died or failed to respond to treatment.
The Youths Companion offers wholesome reading for the family at 75 cents a week year. Eminent contributors including Rudyard Kipling Mark Twain and royalty linked writers support the next volume. New subscribers paying 1.75 receive The Companion free until January including Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year issues. Boston Massachusetts.
On departure Mr Simpkins, troubled, asks if they forgot anything. His wife replies cheerfully that they indeed remembered nothing, claiming she would have thought of it the moment the train started. The Detroit News Tribune report captures a small domestic reassurance as they ride away.
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Hitters as a sovereign tonic to cure dyspepsia after meals. It claims relief from satiety and bile buildup, improves appetite and sleep, and serves as a restorative before and after meals. It also suggests benefits for malaria kidney rheumatic troubles and constipation, noting usefulness for the aged.
Kaltser builds a night carriage for Emperor William of Germany with electric lamps and small accumulators. Lamps are placed on the front of each horse, the pole, sides and rear so the route up to about fifty paces from the equipage is lit while the vehicle and occupants stay in darkness. When describing a man as not a saint it may be added he is no fool.
A century old advertisement touts Helly Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for constitutional catarrh. It asserts internal action from blood to tissue, promises strength, and offers 100 dollars to any proven failure. Proponents invite testimonials and list Florida Cheney and Co as publishers with drugstore availability.
Timothy Dyer of Vinal Haven Maine claims a remarkable life pattern living shoeless in streets since youth riding only once on a steamboat never entering a tavern and never quarrelling with anyone a barber never shaved him.
A promotional request urges readers to mail full name and address to Dob bina Soup Mfg Co in Philadelphia to receive a coupon worth several dollars usable later. A separate blurb notes Kata St Louis as a young feminine elevator attendant praised by St Louis papers as polite and helpful.
A brief educational notice urges attendance at Fort Wayne Business College. The item hints at a formal crown themed event or speech emphasizing leadership, with a suggestive line about a crowned head and crowd presence.
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