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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1899

Page

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Homesick soldier Howard Hopkins and desertion tale

The piece follows Private William Hopkins of Company G Sixteenth as homesickness drives him to desert and then return. His parents debate pride and punishment, and the prodigal eventually reunites with the unit. Fathers resolve to demand honor, while the son seeks forgiveness and service. His reintegration yields a promotion as corporal and renewed family pride.

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Peanut Center in Norfolk and Claims of Postwar Rise

Norfolk Virginia is cited as the world’s peanut center handling 8 million bushels annually from plantations in Virginia and North Carolina. The piece notes peanut consumption grew after the Civil War with soldiers returning home and demand expanding beyond holiday fairs to include rural northern markets. It discusses origins in Africa, export trade with North Carolina, and improvements in Virginia and Tennessee cultivation.

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Ocean Larder Aboard Atlantic Steamship Market

Inside the ship's hold a tidy market stores 5 000 pounds butter 20 000 eggs 2 500 quarts milk and cream and 4 000 pounds salt meats. Oysters total 16 000 and 1 000 clams while lobsters reach 700 pounds. The market also stocks fruit vegetables and vast groceries. Perishables are bought per voyage and leftovers are eaten by the crew.

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