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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1898
Page
8
Auburn area notices mix furniture sales sayings and local updates including McClue ads for bedroom suites and savings on furniture, Doster lamps and bulk coffee, local marriages and moving, and health notes about diphtheria in Auburn with multiple names and places. The item blends commerce, social updates, and small town notices in a period-appropriate style.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment as a speedy permanent cure for tetter salt rheum and eczema. It promises instant itch relief and long term cure, and lists uses including barber's itch scald head sore nipples itching piles chapped hands chronic gore eyes and granulated lids.
The Eagle will continue to be sent from now through January 1 1900.
Elwood Johnson returns home weighing about thirty pounds more after his regiment. Cambria gains a general store purchase by R McNeughton from Reading, Mich. Noyes family moves to Angola and Noyes becomes cook for E W Brownell’s restaurant. McEwen obituary noted for November 5 in Charlotte. Stroh and Kent’s barbers relocate to larger quarters near the post office. Pannebaker and Dygert to reopen old Clack blacksmith shop on the 15th with shoeing services. Prof C K McCally sells Union Central life insurance with emphasis on policy results. New owner Geo F Stroh to continue old blacksmith shop patronage and quality work. Reading item about a Camden girl’s bouquet prank and a caution about a slow man on the street. Paris Ky Reporter tale of fakir causing Oklahoma town to fill a theater with a twist ending.
Miss Fenna Dygert and her music class present a piano recital at Hall's Opera House next Tuesday evening. The program features Mark Ransburg of Pleasant Lake and Clarence Burgderfer with several numbers. Public praise from Hillsdale and Reading columns praises Burgderfer. tickets cost 10 and 2 cents, available at Hal's Market. Also lists numerous recent marriage licenses and a wartime recruitment advertisement.
A local retailer advertises a full line of fancy brocade dress goods and silks in multiple widths and colors from 36 to 112 inches. Includes black silks, serges, Henriettas, and full cape coats, with prices from a few cents to several dollars. Also markets ladies skirts, caps, jackets, and assorted groceries.
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