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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
4
A poem advising cheerful solidarity and optimism through trouble. It urges helping others, sharing warmth, and believing God will send sunshine after every cloud. The voice promotes acceptance of pain and joy as natural, urging faith and resilience.
In a small town store Fred Harkins plays boss while his father is away. A well dressed robber bursts in demanding a thousand dollars from the safe. Fred misleads him with a small sum but a pistol fires. a sudden shot staggers the intruder, who is captured with help from Tom the grocery cat. The tale ends with praise for Odd the cat and Fred’s bravery.
A recent report details extreme health issues in British India. In the Surma valley about 2.5 million people had 75,000 births and 40,000 deaths while in the Ansam valley 71,081 births and 85,000 deaths were recorded.
A student from Ireland states posthumous works are those created by an author after their death, framing the concept as a final legacy rather than a completed career.
Readings recount animal grief from Edgar Quinet and James Forbes. A lion appeases a lioness whose whelp died. a monkey tribe mourns a dead member. Norman's dog guards its master's grave, gnawing the coffin, and swans mourn a lost mate.
A selection of proverbs reveals views on leadership virtue and social roles. Witty comparisons warn against blindness in guidance and stress observed character in rulers and companions. The collection urges present enjoyment amid future uncertainties and notes women's virtues and duties.
Jim Bridger the famed Rocky Mountain scout at one point contemplated leaving frontier life and returning to the East, specifically Missouri, after quitting his ranch where Captain Russell, the commander of the army post, oversaw his fur and game trading activities.
A magistrate swears in a new army recruit who jokes about jail time. Handel and a singer clash over accompaniment with a wittily sharp retort. Cecil Rhodes and Lord Salisbury are noted for aversion to the opposite sex in London dining. The Prince of Wales teases albums and restoration jokes. A discharged soldier recounts thieving shirts, a watch robbery case ends with a mistaken possession, and a later thief vanishes with a watch after posing as a messenger.
Three young women walking on a West Side street were approached by two young men who tried to attract their attention. One man spoke saying hello, girlies, but the tallest woman sharply replied ring off, young fellow, you've got the wrong number.
A society predicts the world will end this year while advertising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia digestion constipation of liver and kidney troubles. The article notes many believe the prophecy and urges a trial to convince.
The Emperor of Austria, sole imperial family member rarely seen in streets, once enjoyed brushing through crowds in youth but now shuns even small assemblies. He avoids public appearances to maintain privacy and security.
A vivid warning that a sudden breach in the mucous membrane can seed disease in any organ. The piece asserts weakness anywhere triggers illness and emphasizes a single underlying cause behind diverse infections.
An advertisement argues that catarrh inflames the nasal membrane and winter weakness lead to pneumonia grip and fevers. It asserts Pe-ru-na as the only cure reaching the right place and delivering a true cure, warning against other diagnoses and endless dosing.
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