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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1899
Page
5
A vivid account of three St Louis organ-building factories describes their vast workshops, dusty with disused pipes and frames. It explains how voicers shape tone, the diverse woods and metals used, and how a single stop pull triggers complex mechanical action across long organ treasuries.
A look at four eminent American women who shaped politics Susan B Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton J Ellen Foster and Mary Lease. Anthony leads the women’s rights cause while Stanton writes on science and motherhood. Foster campaigns for nonpartisan W C T U plank and Lease, Kansas reformer and Populist orator, delivered 200 speeches in one campaign.
A grizzled sergeant at a New York station muses on how weather influences suicides among Germans French Irish and others, joking that Germans seek sun, French feel blue, and Irish choose different outlets when broke. The dialogue includes a young officer’s exaggerated reactions and slang exchanges.
A Cuban War veteran recalls a vivid scene outside a field tent where a bright young comrade endures multiple bullet wounds with stoic humor. The exchange covers his six wounds, hopeful talk of recovery, and a humorous dream about St Peter evaluating his life then a joked gate entry.
General Benjamin F. Tracy, once Navy Secretary and ally of General Harrison, found tobacco a late passion after age 50. While in Paris he spent time in the smoking room, recalling how a cigar with coffee soothed him during a tense 1860s case, helping him work through the night.
A wife faces poverty after her husband’s business failure and they move to lodgings. She initially grieves yet suddenly finds humor in their predicament, claiming they will save money by not hiring servants, while her husband reacts with grim anger.
An exchange quoted in the Washington Star shows sharp rhetoric over the Dreyfus affair with a strong defense of France’s army and a critical reply from an American figure accusing others of excessive sentiment.
Kinless gossip in Kansas City hints at romantic tensions between a mistress Mary and a maid linked to a lord and a butler. The unnamed narrator reports the scene with sharp wit, reflecting social intrigue in a domestic setting.
Mrs. McKee Rankin and Mrs. Eliza Wike of Akron commend Pe-ru-na as essential for women and recovery from stomach trouble. They cite Dr. Hartman’s book Wealth and Beauty as a valuable resource for women, offering free information on catarrh and related ailments from Columbus Ohio.
A seaside cottage named Sans Souci prompts a local family to explain its meaning. A passing youth misreads the sign repeatedly and learns the phrase translates to without care, though his own translation attempts mix English and French elements.
The article argues primitive humans began with a fruit and root diet but became omnivorous due to climate and civilization. It cites Darwinian descent from apes and Glacier-era hardships that pushed man to eat meat and develop cooking tools for game.
The Nickel Plate Road announces its annual Niagara Falls excursion this year by August 1 and 15. The round trip return ticket is valid on any Trigus Fast Express Train for fifteen days. The excursion has long been popular with summer travelers and more details will follow.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions health case references and a request to read samples and a test. Names, dates, and clear facts are absent, making exact event details unavailable.
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