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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
4
The Fremont office advertises its high volume printing of sale bills and notices claiming quality work and best prices. The notice mentions a top auctioneer G. L. Wilkinson and lists unrelated medical remedy claims and figures that appear garbled.
Officers in Washington study the South Africa war for lessons on artillery as the backbone of modern armies. They compare Boer and British methods, note failures at Santiago, and call for a permanent war college and general staff to diversify officer training.
An old tale describes a folding cork safe built by Dutch mechanic for con man Baggs operating in Denver Salt Lake City and San Francisco. The device transformed a room into a staged office then a bed and washstand to hide the mark. The author recalls seeing the safe in San Francisco.
A Portland Oregonian report describes a downtown market coop menagerie with gray fox squirrels blue jays pheasants rabbits a young fox and two sea gulls. The gulls fierce behavior over scraps shows their vicious quickness and tenacity as they dash for fish in cage scraps tossed from steamboats provoke loud brawls.
Ann Mason has served Mrs. M. E. Holland for twenty one years and cooked the first meal for Dr. Holland and his bride. She has cooked every cone since their home began, a story Mrs. Holland says tops the record as a servant-girl tale from the Atchison Globe.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Reginald and Miss Dimple discussing warfare, powder odor, and a cryptic reference to Manila and a person or place named aceon in an Ohio State Journal context. The passage hints at wartime memory or satire without a clear narrative.
A call to readers to scrutinize The Cincinnati Enquirer for truthful reporting during the 1900 campaign. The piece laments trusts and foreign influence, urging Americans to reject partisan prejudice and seek the truth amid political and economic turmoil. An advertisement for Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup closes the text.
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