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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1895
Page
7
An accurate scientific method distinguishes gem types by floating the stone in a very dense non corrosive liquid rather than scales. Several liquids denser than water are used, offering a safe test for authentic gems. The moorings cast off as a grand ocean voyage departs upriver. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters advertised as a travel aid for seasickness and general travel discomfort.
The author extols the fox grape as a striking native vine. Describing its arbored growth and thrifty foliage, the piece compares it to English sensibilities and praises its wild grace and beauty. The vignette highlights its hardy, abundant spread over rockeries and roots.
A chestnut tree in Mana field, Vonn., is noted with a circumference of fifty four feet and a spread of one hundred feet across branches. The tree rises eighty feet high, described within a passage on ambition and the fear of causing friends trouble.
English papers ridicule the Monroe doctrine while opinions warn Britain of a potential lesson. Colonized conflicts over Venezuela, Cuba, and influence spark editorials across Boston Globe, Washington Times, New York Journal, and others. Keir Hardie’s visit to America draws mixed reactions from several papers.
A compilation of hostile editorials and opinions from multiple papers condemning China over missionary violence in Ku Cheng, urging harsh indemnities and punitive lessons. It cites Baltimore News Philadelphia Ledger Philadelphia Press Beaton Journal New York Herald Philadelphia Inquirer Louisville Commercial and Globe-Democrat, reflecting period bias and calls for punitive action.
The bergamot tree yields profitable cultivation only in Regio Calabria in southern Italy, the toe of the boot. Kerrich notes potential investors may gain a monopoly by supplying essential raw material for perfumes and medicines. Current trade suffers from fraud as small traders adulterate the product, degrading quality and reputation.
A novelty handicap on the turf titled Noahs Ark Race drew an array of animals including buffalos elephants a goat ram emu elk ponies and horses at the Madras fair. The ram ridden by a boy won with a horse second and a buffalo third as the emu balked and the others ran variedly through the course.
Mrs. M. J. Meyers of Appleby Texas says four years of womb trouble ended after trying McElree's Wine of Cardus. After surgeries and costly consultations she found relief from the medicine with the first bottle and now runs her boarding house able to do all housework while continuing the treatment.
The record cites England years showing 1.6 million students in 1870 rising to 5 million in 1894 and prison trends from 12 000 inmates in 1870 versus 1840 figures. It notes about 3 000 capital sentences in 1870, contrasting with 1840 counts, and ends with a remark that old people claim the younger generation was less well behaved in their day.
A remark on how men in quarrels with a relative often clash with other kin to avoid taking sides. The saying suggests that conflict spreads when family members are divided and loyalties shift.
A London art market wave sees African millionaires buying old masters at high prices. Experts valued a London collection at £60,000, with a sale reaching £87,000, signaling strong demand and rising prices for prized works.
Dr Julien Chisholm argues engraved stones in the British Museum show ancient fashion mirrors Babylonian dress at the time of the flood. He asserts edges and garments closely resemble those of Babylonian women, suggesting continuity of style across eras.
A feature praises a healthy glow from balanced meals and regular activity. It notes that cleansing with a gentle laxative like Byrap of Figs can enhance the complexion and overall beauty when used as directed.
A fragment notes European belief in valuing an old pair of boots worn by a magistrate and a custom of wishing a friend a napry foot. It then mentions Asx agents of the Nickel Plate reading about Hunters rates to Michigan and Wisconsin with tickets on sale until Nov. 15. Census data cited shows wealth unevenly distributed, Northern and Western states more populous than the South.
A ragbag of dubious cures and comical adages lists various patent medicines, beauty aids, and attitudes. It mentions a catarrh cure at 75 cents, sulfur soaps, dyes, roosters as moralists, and travel offers to Michigan and Wisconsin. also cites old testimonials and wry observations about memory, luck, cats as poets, and a bustling, slangy tone.
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