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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1894
Page
8
Value received. King Milan visits a hotel bazar run for Paria orphans. A lady presents a silver salver with family arms and violets. the king asks the price and pays twenty four louis, bowing as he takes the salver and bouquet.
In a playful exchange the two seek a refined magazine to swap between them. Meriet suggests Vogue with ironic air while Mildred contemplates replacing their complexion topic with a powder magazine choice.
Mrs S W White of West Philadelphia reports a decade of backache stomach weakness and nervous distress ending after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Guidance followed led to full recovery and she states the product dissolves and expels tumors from the uterus in early development stages.
Natal natives and soldiers trap a 32 foot python in a burned forest near Pietermaritzburg. The creature is captured in a large iron-caged pit and exhibited at the barracks, fed goats twice weekly. A local Maritzburg owner keeps an eight foot long python in a cage for thirteen months without eating.
An article notes wood types by elasticity and gravity, naming nutmeg hickory as strongest in the U S, tamarack as most elastic, and Fiscus aurea as least elastic. It lists tensile strengths and dry weights per square foot for many species, and observes 413 species in U S territories with 16 sinking when seasoned. high density woods largely in New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada.
A fragmentary line compares courting a maid versus a widow in old ballad style. The passage notes the suggestion is not warranted but offered as the experimenters risk, reflecting an experimental or skeptical tone. The text lacks clear dates or identifyable figures.
On Lake Rangkul's shores in the Cashear mountains stands Lamp Rock of Agia. A pale greenish light issues from a cave on its side, suggested by Ney Flias as possibly phosphorescent mineral. locals cling to a demon and treasure tale, with a diamond worn aboard the demon's forehead guiding beliefs.
The article describes City and Waterloo lines running beneath Queen Victoria Street, treading below a main sewer, then the District Underground Railway. It envisions a busy surface road above, a steam railway, a vast metropolis sewer, and an electric railway with a terminus about sixty three feet below, connecting to the Central London line at eighty feet depth.
A medical witness and a lawyer debated whether deprivation of life comforts hastens death. The lawyer asked about a person on wet straw and a horse-pond, and the doctor replied that longevity in such conditions might alter the outcome.
A new industry for women has emerged in Victoria combining scent making, bee-keeping, and poultry farming. The manageress runs classes on scent extraction and distillation of roses and lavender, aiming to provide employment and healthy livelihoods for women on farms. California boasts many women who own and manage large farms and profit from such work.
A reminiscence praises Hosetrer’s Stomach Bitters as a tonic that restores digestion after distress. It claims the product eases dyspepsia, supports assimilation, and helps one eat heartily without discomfort after meals. The copy touts its wide use against malaria, biliousness, kidney trouble, nervousness, rheumatism, and headaches.
In Paris a wheelman advocates bicycles as more serviceable than horses, while another man counters with a siege of Paris example where a horse would be preferable. The exchange highlights practical contrasts between mounted and pedal transport during wartime.
An old ad promotes a Liver and Kidney Balm claiming beauty comes from a disordered liver. It asserts American girls could rival foreign beauty and dismisses creams and enamels as inferior. The copy targets complexion cures and uses persuasive language about liver balance.
A Missouri judge stated that a man can accomplish much if he has time and sentenced him to four years, highlighting time as the key factor in achievement.
In a public art gallery visitors stroll among statuary as a guide mislabels works. A leader points to a plaster sculpture declaring Apollo and the wife Apollonaris, while others listen as confusion and humor arise from the mis identification.
A contemporary beauty emphasizes balanced living with healthy meals sunlight and outdoor activity. When cleansing is needed she prefers the gentle pleasant Syrup of Figs as a liquid laxative with natural action.
Leather is being replaced by camel hair cotton paint and chemicals in machinery belting. Manufacturers report some success examining the issue. The material is claimed to be stronger more durable and cheaper than leather.
An old ad copy offers Ripans Tabules for dyspepsia and urges caution against dangers of alcohol. It promotes two Home Seekers' Excursions to western and northern regions via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway with round trips selling Sept 4 and Oct 1894, valid return within twenty days.
Postal request needed to Bloomingdale Bros at Third Ave and 59th St New York to receive the promised Special Dry Goods Catalogue. An assortment of ad lines follows including Hall's Catarrh Cure, a Fort Wayne Business College tease, and a claim about skin transformation from Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
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