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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1895
Page
5
A testimonial from Mus, of Meredosia, vouches Hood's Sarsaparilla as the only true blood purifier. The writer describes extreme exhaustion, rapid improvement after ten bottles, and lasting relief from ill effects. The brand dominates public attention today.
Brooklyn possesses tree lined streets due to a tree planting and fountain society. The society adopts a plan where members place trees under skilled care for expenses, with a $5 membership fee. The article notes Brooklyn leading in shade and shrub lines.
An advert praises Byrup of Figs as a health improving laxative. It claims quick adaptation to users, pleasant taste, and cleansing effects on the stomach and bowels. The product is sold by druggists in 60 cent bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Pills Company.
A burly youth sits on a man's prize box on a smoking car, refusals to move escalate to a scuffle and chase to the station. The old man claims the box contained a prize bee, provoking surprise and a quick exit as onlookers watch the confrontation resolve.
A forty year voyage of true love ends in a life together. In Russia on November 4, 184, a refined youth asks his uncle for his daughter's hand. rebuffed, he pledges fidelity and travels to the United States. The daughter, forced to wed twice more, meets her former lover again in a city streetcar encounter. He is now sixty-two, she fifty-four, and their story moves toward reconciliation.
The Minnesota Supreme Court rules that a husband is liable for his wife slandering others only if he participated. the old common law rule remains valid, and words by Mrs Kennedy calling William Pett Morgan a drunk during Thanksgiving week imply moral turpitude and indictable offense.
Miss Krumpke, a doctor of sciences and assistant astronomer, begins counting celestial bodies at the Paris observatory for an international star catalogue. Initiated at the 1887 astronomical congress, about 8,000 stars are expected. 189 photographs show from 12 to 1,500 stars, averaging 335 per image. A census of heavenly bodies is long needed, and a woman leads this effort, though it will take time to complete.
William Morris, a 100 year old Birmingham resident described as a mechanical genius, has been convicted of counterfeiting after years of making spurious coins. He faces a likely long prison term. Also mentions Piso’s Cure for Consumption and notes on tariff Moor Abou al Tarifa and Nickel Plate railway passenger service with low rates to Chicago Cleveland Buffalo and New York.
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