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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1893
Page
1
In a reflective piece a couple debates selling land to fund a dream home while avoiding perpetual poverty. The narration contrasts frugal living with the lure of a better home, noting decades of toil, taxes, and weariness before a more comfortable future might be possible.
A stylish young woman on Walnut Street argues that peanuts can be elegant. She outlines a method to roast green or unparched peanuts, removing shells, blanching, buttering, browning, and salting to elevate the humble legume for a refined dinner party.
The New York World notes odd bicycle designs prior to modern cycles. It recalls eighteenth century Vevers velocipede with a servant-propelled carriage, a French riderless machine, a Scottish self moving car triage, and an American dog cart cycle weighing about 200 pounds plus a 150 pound rider. The first rear driving safety emerged in 1846 by Gavin Dalziel, a Scottish blacksmith.
A Slim touchstone of tribal identity, the Hampton Institute catalogue shows students adopting “Americanized” names. It cites Sophia Little Bear and others as examples, noting some choose simpler labels like Thomas W. Catt after entering as Tommy Wild Cat.
The article recounts Isabella's aid to Columbus and the Palos effort to outfit three caravels. Martin Alonzo Pinzon funded and altered ships choosing seaworthy vessels, naming the Nina Santa Maria and Pinta. It notes weaknesses of the Palos vessels and Columbus's risky voyage across the Atlantic.
In Berlin Zoological Gardens Prof Raul Meyerheim reports remarkable reactions from animals to tobacco. Brown bears eagerly rub against bars to inhale cigar smoke. A sleeping lion awoke with a sneeze and then raised its nose for a second dose before lying down again. Goats, stags, and marmosets reportedly enjoy tobacco and cigars.
A Banger family hires a cook who reads by pictures on labels and cannot read text. She misidentifies canned goods, including desiccated coconut with a monkey label, exclaiming in astonishment that she has never seen a canned monkey before.
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