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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1896
Page
8
Mrs Barris of Beaver Springs describes severe hysterics and nervous symptoms from ulceration of the womb. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound plus Ganative Wash and Liver Pills with rapid improvement after four bottles, claiming it saved her life and relieved weakness, irritability, and sleeplessness.
Timber wealth in the United States yields over one billion dollars yearly, twice the value of all mined metals. Yet about 75 percent of growing stock is lost yearly, with only 25 percent new growth. Fires from locomotives, cattlemen, berry pickers, hunters, and arsonists cost Pennsylvania alone roughly 30 million dollars annually. Fires destroy soil mold and harm future forest regeneration, risking erosion and floods.
Ferida Emin Pasha, offspring of Emin Schnitzer and Farfan, was permitted by German authorities to take Emin as her family name. The child, thriving in Berlin under guardianship, avoids the surname Schuitzer due to legal wording and inheritance considerations. Emin Pasha is said to have left substantial property influencing the decision.
Describes electric magnets used in England on cranes to lift loads up to two tons. When powered they grip and lift. when switched off they release instantly. Applied to replace six men for ninety minutes with three men in fifteen minutes, boosting efficiency in heavy lifting tasks.
The Castor on plant is described as a universal poison to animals. Goats refuse to eat it, horses sniff and retreat, army worms and locusts avoid it, moles are driven from lawns by castor beans, and tobacco worms avoid its leaves. The account notes its extreme aversion by animals in natural history.
The Deddville Recorder editor laments collecting nothing from 160 delinquent subscribers after a day’s work. He recalls seven years of publishing and notes times are harder now than any year except when trip- jets were at his house. A separate note states many deep ocean creatures found in cold waters are red in color.
A vintage advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a sure preventive and remedy for malaria and various bodily afflictions. It claims the medicine shields against illness and offers relief from dyspepsia biliousness constipation rheumatism nervousness and kidney complaints when used systematically.
A sensitive man is humiliated reading proofs as type mocks the writer. What moved in manuscript becomes limp and pale in print. Sparkling wit fades, sage reflection dries up, and the thought of getting paid is replaced by worry about who will pay for it.
The Overland Limited travels from Chicago every day at 6:00 p m on the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line to California in three days. The train features double drawing room sleeping cars and a full array of dining and lounge cars with reclining chair service. W B Kniskern A G P T A Chicago offers pamphlets and information.
The Wabash Railroad and partners announce a new line of sleeping cars between St. Louis and Los Angeles starting November 4. Trains depart St. Louis Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9 15 p m, arriving Los Angeles Saturdays and Tuesdays at 6 05 p m after Chicago Toledo and Detroit connections. Contact Wabash Ticket Agent for details.
Advertised trips aboard the Nickel Plate and Chicago Northwestern lines promise low fare, quick service, and tourist sleeping cars from Chicago to California and Northwest destinations. Separate items mention Piso’s Cure, Cascarets, and a note on Empress Eugenia’s improving health and enduring charm.
Davis County tops Kentucky tobacco with 13,575,120 pounds followed by Graves 12,416,000 Henderson 11,031,350 Hopkins 0,103,000 Webster 285,006 Logan 7,642,300 and others over 6,000,000. State total 220,912,498 pounds.
Reward offered for failure to cure catarrh a constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed positive results by strengthening the constitution and addressing underlying causes. Proponents cite testimonials. price 75 cents. sales through druggists. Toledo, Ohio manufacturers J Cheney & Co.
A admonition warns against boasting about one’s life and achievements. The speaker questions whether anyone in the family or kin might bring dishonor, emphasizing that it is always too early to celebrate or boast.
Shake into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease is a powder for the feet that cures painful swollen smarting feet and relieves sting from corns and bunions. It makes tight-fitting shoes feel easy and treats sweating, calluses, and sore or cold tired feet. Trial package free. 25 cents by mail. sold by druggists and shoe stores. Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY.
An item mixes mineral discovery note with travel ads and a line about a tonic. It mentions tours by Tourist Sleeping Cars from Chicago to California at six dollars for a double berth, with agent contact and Homeseekers' Excursions dates in November and December. It lacks a single cohesive news focus.
Fragmentary OCR shows an old advertisement for Winslow’s Baby Teething Syrup claiming to reduce inflammation and relieve pain. It urges trial without initiation and mentions a price of 23 cents per bottle. The text is garbled and difficult to parse.
A vintage reminder touts No-To-Bac as a cure for tobacco addiction promising regained vigor and weight gain. It claims over 400000 cured and urges readers to buy from a local druggist with a guaranteed cure and a free booklet from Sterling Remedy Co.
Homeseekers’ excursions advertised with lower rates for travel to the Northwest West Southwest and South on November 17 December 1 and 15. Agents are urged to inquire for fall particulars and schedules.
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