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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1894
Page
8
A distressed daughter confronts her father over Hector and James Gimpington as she schemes to influence her future and play the field with the chief dog catcher while warning of consequences after life ends.
Mrs. Julia A. Rice of Florence Kentucky testifies to eight years of female troubles ending after trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites relief from irregular and painful menstruation, stomach weakness, and headaches, claiming she is now well.
A West Siberian village shows no fences or farm houses as land remains crown property. Communal usufruct, tenancy at will, and periodic allotments prevent individual ownership and stability. Villages appear shabby with unpainted log houses and side yards, reflecting a life focused on obedience to authorities rather than pride in appearance.
A rail executive recalls the drop in U S horse values due to new transport lines and rising bicycle use. Eastern markets refuse ordinary stock, leading to losses as cars of Western range horses fail to sell. An auction incident in Kansas City shows a rapid mispricing while a London sale notes high per square foot rates.
In Whitneyville a mink seized a duck from a meadow brook and eluded capture after a chase. The duck, fatally wounded, died on the grass near Hennessy’s work. A French paper relays the tale and notes Parisian journalists warned of danger to the man who acted bravely.
Reads like travel and health notes with Tarahumari runners carrying messages and driving wild horses across rugged terrain. The piece also cites Hontetter's Stomach Bitters for nervousness and digestion, then describes an Agneta Park co operation experiment near Delfth in Aal land where ten acres host 150 houses and a shared profits system for distilling company employees.
A fragment shows an old remedy claim for headache relief with a quip about prevention and pills. It also quotes a reporter noting the passing of a spinster described as dying in advanced age, reflecting dated language.
An OCR fragment lists Hall's Catarrh Cure with internal use and price. It also mentions Fort Wayne Business College, a remark about a wide awake man, and Glenn's Sulphur Soap claimed to improve complexions. The text blends ads and unrelated commentary.
A Boston inventor proposes a new trolley car fender using large revolving brushes from a street sweeper placed under the car to sweep a person fallen in front of the vehicle from the track.
A promotional note extols Syrup of Figs as renewing health and internal cleanliness, contrasting it with old time medicines and cheap substitutes rejected by the well informed.
An old advertisement urges readers to send their full name and address to a Philadelphia soup company for a free coupon worth several dollars. The message stresses not delaying and implies the promise is easy to break while encouraging prompt action.
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