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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1875
Page
2
A garbled column bundles varied topics from Adelaide to Austria. It rails at rag money and praise for eucalyptus fever trees, cites brutal Peru editor suppression, warns of a Germany Austria alliance, and skewers Mr. Hettler and local editors amid a scramble of misread notes and political jabs.
A reader highlights the Cincinnati Enquirer critique blaming prosperity on currency policy and creditor credit. The piece argues inflationary belief inflates debts and weakens real wealth, urging substance over speculative credit and denouncing legal tender as fraud.
The piece defends Captain Hettler amid claims he caused lower city printing rates. It notes earlier rates set by a 1873 Republican legislature, argues the News and Captain share responsibility, and questions aldermen pay while urging competitive bids to curb city costs.
An aged dialogue recalls Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette amid a hidden inquiry. Count de Artemis recounts witnessing the queen kneeling before the king and pleading for mercy while asking who wore the Tron Mask. Louis hints at knowing the answer yet defers to his successor.
A Danbury hired girl found a crude method to extract a tooth using a loop of twine and soap. She attached it to the tooth and, with a pull from the doorway, knocked over vases as the tooth came free, then stood by as the family discovered the scene and the tooth dangled from the string.
A Michigan avenue grocer tells a shopper they are out of sugar and coffee but expect restocks soon. The cashier mentions tea, baking powder, and codfish are unavailable with a light joke about fishing to satisfy the demand.
Fort Wayne citizens discuss a monument to Gen Anthony Wayne with design completed and city officials ready to approve. The Courier Journal notes strong local support for honoring the Revolutionary War hero and his enduring patriotic legacy.
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