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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1898
Page
8
Sirs. E Woorzisn of Mills Nebraska writes that she owed her life to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after doctors said she had consumption and could not live. Her menses stopped then returned and she gained weight, reporting better health than in years thanks to the remedy.
Mrs Gro from Leacn 1609 Belle St Alton NL writes of severe womb trouble with monthly menses 2 to 3 times causing weakness insomnia and poor appearance. After trying doctor medicines she read a book and used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and feels like a new person praising it above all doctors medicine.
A brief opinion piece questions whether Sampson or Schley led to the fleet being sunk and asserts that the author knows defeat occurred, reflecting a critical stance on naval engagement interpretations.
Adverts promote Hall’s Catarrh Cure at 75 cents and Lane’s Family Medicine promising daily bowel movement and gentle liver and kidney action. Includes quotes from A T Stewart and Longfellow and a note on integrity and conscience.
An officer recalls Captain Eulate offering his sword to Captain Evans and the dramatic farewell cry “daedois, Vizcaya” before a massive explosion. Soldiers describe a torrential rain turning into naked baths on San Juan hill, and regimental singing aboard transports. The Wasp interrogates surrender at Ponce, Curtin’s bold demand, and Montauk Point heat stories with melted bullets at the firing range.
Prominent figures include Ferynal Dwight Moody linked to a $1 250 000 gospel hymn fund. Michigan Congressman William Alden Smith once a Grand Rapids newsboy. General F E Hobson now head of Veterans of the Mexican War who also served Civil War. Ruth White of San Francisco resembles the Liberty dime model. Bayard and his father were Delaware Senators after the Civil War. Mary French McKay rises in Denver as a top woman fencer. Millet fils traveling in America notes his father’s art's fame and its reverence.
A Missouri River island near Platte Mouth Nebraska is described as overrun with mice featuring a golden brown upper body, pure white lower body, pink legs, and jet black eyes, drawing attention from observers.
The battle of Santiago was fought chiefly by regulars of the United States army. The civil war saw near destruction of the small regular army, with about 2 205 officers and men killed or mortally wounded and over 3 000 dying of disease. At Gettys burg two regular brigades lost nearly half their number. The Fifteenth Infantry suffered 67 killed 420 wounded 61 died of wounds and 50 in prison.
Farmers hold wheat hoping for $2 a bushel with risk of loss if prices fall. Delays in illness are risky, so early treatment is advised. Hipstetter's Stomach Bitters recommended for biliousness indigestion and constipation.
A Sunday school anecdote recalls a teacher asking what Noah should be doing as animals entered the ark. A girl raised her hand and quipped, Take the tickets, miss. The line captures a playful moment from Tid-Bits.
An advertising blurb touts Grain-O as a nourishing substitute for coffee for children. It emphasizes grain-based, coffee-like taste, low cost, and wide grocery availability at 15 cents.
In times of scarcity South African natives are said to raid ants nests and seize grain. Stories describe nests yielding up to five bushels of grain taken from a single nest.
Mrs. J. L. Northcott of Windsor Ontario states Piso’s Cure is the best medicine for lung and chest diseases she has used. An exchange notes a remark about the supposed language of Adam and Eve in paradise being the sounds goo and coo from an inarticulate baby.
Product claim note describes Mrs Winslow's Scoraive Brave for chilarea dog softening gums reducing inflammation easing pain curing wind colic. Mentions bottle form and general remedies without clear regulatory or medical validation.
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