04 Aug 1898
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1898
Page
1
A fragment tells how Glory Price received her name after a soldier father joked over the flag and the baby born ten years after the Civil War. Neighbors doubted the odd choice but hoped she would prove worthy of the bold name despite the era’s end.
In Chicago Record recounts Glory Price, daughter of an old soldier, promising to marry Jim—maimed after the Maine disaster—and to care for him. She rejects fear, supports the flag, and plans marriage beneath the battered banner with government aid hinting at a wife for a Maine sufferer.
A nostalgic poem contrasts the warmth of home with the gold rush dream. A child’s bright laughter and a mother’s simple question anchor the speaker’s devotion to family over wealth. The speaker earns a modest living through writing, not mining, and cherishes domestic joys over distant fortune.
A mixed summary notes low crimes in Sweden and trust in daily exchanges, then shifts to geology and fossils in North America, a German copper plating method, glacier logistics, Berlin church bells run by electric machinery, a Cornell brain proclamation, ventilation ideas, and stellar motion toward Vega. The piece blends curiosities from science, travel, and technology with observational anecdotes.
A humorous essay extols the donkey characterizing humility patience and industry as virtues. It compares the ass to the horse noting its role in transport and supply work, and praises its resilience in harsh conditions while condemning mistreatment. The piece highlights urban laborers and animal welfare concerns.
A 76-year-old lover in Coventry, England faced mounting wedding expenses and reportedly plunged into a pond as the wedding day approached. The piece questions public fascination with crowds and condescending “Congress galtera” slang, noting how easily crowds form and spectators gather.
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