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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1897
Page
6
The article surveys China’s ancient pagodas noting their age uncertainty and purpose. It discusses the destroyed porcelain tower of Nanking in 1853, theories that pagodas served as watch towers, and the prevailing view that they originated in India carried by Buddhist priests to house sacred relics.
Mrs Josef Peterson of Warren Pa describes a fifteen year struggle with womb trouble including inflammation enlargement and displacement. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash she reports full recovery and renewed strength, expressing gratitude to the remedy and noting her inability to have endured longer without it.
James M Woolworth of Omaha delivered a notable address to the American Bar Association at its Cleveland meeting. He is described as a leading Nebraska lawyer, a former Omaha city attorney, and a prolific legal figure admitted to practice before the US Supreme Court in 1862. He received multiple honorary degrees and is noted for his diverse studies and continued influence in civic life.
Condensed items report St Louis having more brick buildings than peers of similar size, Manistee features a centenarian with one leg who earns by sawing wood and begging, a castor oil eye drop eases foreign body removal, German spy accusations hint at weak legal redress, sunlight blue violet rays kill disease spores, Boston reservoir bids drop from 100000 to 69000, Captain McDougall previews a whaleback feature, and a ship plan to release birds as it moves spreads among observers.
A humorous exchange centers on a proverb in Harper's Bazar. The collector urges, Ho gives twice that gives quickly, while Snagegs countered that he has seen generous givers who give slowly may end up with nothing. The wry exchange blends wit with caution in giving.
Ex Judge Vincent opened the Luetgert murder trial in Chicago by naming Robert Davey as the key swindler who lured Luetgert with forged introductions and promises of wealth. He said Luetgert, duped and financially ruined, would testify for himself and asserted the bones in the vat were not human and that Mrs Luetgert may still be alive.
Passengers on the City of Pekin report 174 Japanese steerage passengers disembarked at Honolulu with military drill and discipline. Observers say they may be sent to deter annexation with rumors of Mikado soldiers, 1,000 men already landed and 400 veterans of the Japan China war expected next. Ostrichen parrots noted as thriving in warm climates in Southern Russia.
An appeal praising women's consultation with Mrs Pinkham for female ailments. It asserts women communicate better with a woman of experience, offers free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co based in Lynn Massachusetts, and claims thousands have benefited in recent months. The offer emphasizes confidentiality and nonpayment.
A New York man who gives away brides is mentioned in dialogue. He later recalls a remark about professional confidence men and wishes he had not spoken, as breakfast is late and much of it burns.
October closes the greatest exposition in the South with special attractions and lower fares from all parts of the country. Nashville Tennessee sits on the Louisville and Nashville line, offering cheap through travel between North and South. For rates write C P Atmore General Passenger Agent Louisville Ky.
A kindly old woman asks the man at the back door with a pail about business and selling frog legs. The exchange captures market pressure and bustling commerce reflected in a Detroit Free Press snippet.
A concise saying urges seizing favorable moments and acting quickly when conditions turn adverse. It emphasizes practical prudence, urging immediate effort in good times and swift action in bad. The maxim blends thrift, effort, and responsiveness as guiding principles.
Advertises Grain-O, a grain based drink that replaces coffee for all ages. Claims pleasant taste like Mocha or Java and easy on delicate stomachs. Priced 15c and 28c per package, sold by grocers. Ends with a proverb about starting promptly to reach a goal.
Advert says Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures swollen burning and tender feet and eases new shoes. Inventor Allan S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York offers samples free. Also mentions B and O Yard completion at Locust Point and Baltimore terminal capacity, coal chute at West Fairmont eight seconds, hair care advice with Hall's Hair Renewer, Pico's Cure for Consumption touted.
The Nickel Plate Road advertises a Home Seekers' Excursion for Northwest and Southwest routes on October 5 and 19 with about one fare for the round trip. Inquiries are through agents. Also promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething ease strengthening gums reducing inflammation and wind colic.
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