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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1894
Page
5
A lyric fragment describes autumn wind grieving for roses and pines while a distant owl and frog chorus fill the night. The speaker fixates on a grove of cedars and the marble sheen of a departed mother, her dust and a hidden cell hinting at memory and loss.
In July 188- three American students stay at the Blue Angel inn in Elbingerode Hanoverian Hart Mountains. A spectral woman at the window triggers fear then a murder near midnight in town. The culprit escapes, later identified, but dies in custody. The narrator later aids a widow with the reward and reflects on the inexplicable phenomena.
Thomas Ramford of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad describes experiments turning water pipes into sound conduits. He and partners report hearing voices five blocks away, with ground connections and a live wire, noting rain improves transmission and questioning practical use.
A motorcyclist spread a dramatic church fire report to Indianapolis readers but fire crews found smoke from a swarm of gnats entering the church chimney. Firemen recalled past pest scares tied to gnats during springs, with insects blamed for the misread alarm.
Dr Gérg Hailey of Philadelphia argues against the belief that athletes die young. He notes many athletes lead sober lives and reach old age, citing Socrates at 60 and other long-lived figures. He says proper athletic exercise sustains health when used properly.
Sugar is argued to be a key factor in muscular energy and fatigue resistance. Dr Vaughan Hardy presented findings to the Royal Society showing sugar increases daily work output by 22 to 36 percent when added to meals, while noting other sugar effects require caution against overuse.
A New York Morning Journal interview with Charles J. Ferry recalls a joke turning against a temperance advocate. He notes how some people hide nadr behind smiles when others mock their expense. A related remark suggests wives prefer husbands who show attention when other women are present.
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