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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1894
Page
8
Charles Dudley Warner recalls repeating Bryant's Thanatopsis as a boy while milking cows. He shares a cousin hiding in the barn watching and the blush of shame as the poem linked nature to his rural farmer boy memory. He says the poem remains tied to the old milking stool and the cows at home.
A Philadelphia-area woman living on York Road in Nicetown suffers long standing health issues including womb drop, bearing down feelings, backache and kidney trouble. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her health improved, and she urges other women to try it.
Typhoid rages at Greensburg. Mississinowa River near Muncie said to be black as coal. Drownings include Jacob Tictstron near Shelbyville and Joe Cowgill in Noblesville. The Ninth Indiana Cavalry reunion set for Danville. Hulk canning plant at Greenwood produced 126000 cans in twelve hours. A two year old child injured by an electric streetcar in Muncie. May Lewis killed in Noblesville. Numerous accidents and local notices including a new religious sect, medical curiosities, and an 1890s patent list across Indiana.
The Detroit Evening News profiles Levi Elsey a long time builder on Moran Street describing his work on the Newberry McMullan and Campau blocks and his recovery from a varicose vein illness using Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits health gains to the pills and urges their use for similar ailments.
A reflective line notes that restraint in crying with age stems from understanding the futility of tears rather than lacking cause to cry. The quote suggests restraint as a deliberate insight rather than emotionlessness.
An advertisement praises Buch WH McLean's strengthening cordial and blood purifier The copy claims it revives weakened bodies and restores warmth and vitality It urges readers to attend Fort Wayne Business College and warns that delaying treatment may worsen health.
The Emperor ordered no more white horses be purchased for the army and directed that horses already in use be sold. He reasons that in war white horses would be highly conspicuous with smokeless powder and would present an easy target for the enemy.
The Saracens burned the Alexandrian library and the library of Matthew Corvicus king of Hungary containing 400000 volumes. After Granada fell Cardinal Ximenes destroyed all Korans and Moorish books found in the city.
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