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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
7
Rhoda and Nannie vow to shadow horse thieves after overhearing a plot to steal horses. Dick Brayton spots Nell and Dolly traveling with the loot and trails them toward the Big Swamp. The creek and marsh complicate pursuit as the group moves onto a cedar raft to ferry the horses.
Dick reveals the gang led by Wayne and pursues the thieves toward the Big Swamp. Bill Green and the others prepare to hang him, but Nannie and Rhoda arrive just in time to expose the ringleader. Dick, Nannie, and Rhoda vow to confront Wayne and recover Boone’s horses.
A proverb notes that a man’s true affection for a widow arises when she desires his suit. The remark implies consent and social expectation shape romantic interest in traditional contexts.
Prominent Britons name the Duke of Devonshire as the safest potential head of the British cabinet. His long service includes Secretary of State for War India and Ireland, and Lord of the Admiralty. The piece notes his plain demeanor, reliance on notes, and recent marriage to the former Duchess of Manchester.
A Liverpool Society meeting inspired the use of mirrors in lighthouses as a practical experiment. Captain Hutchison, a dockmaster, observed the setup where glass pieces enclosed a dish reflected candlelight, leading to the reflecting lighthouses built there in 1763.
A statistician claims the typewriter invention employment for 500000 people but cites no stomach illness figures. The piece notes that all sedentary workers need Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to help bear the strain from confinement.
A letter received in Washington from a Western congressman’s constituent asks for cabbage seed fertilizer and a new barrel. The writer requests two loads of fertilizer and a man for a couple of days, expressing hope the garden will prosper and sending kind regards to the president.
An old advertisement touts Lane's Family Medicine claiming daily bowel movement benefits for health, gentle effects on the liver and kidneys, and headache relief. It lists a price of 25 and 50 cents.
A new ice breaking steamer built on the lake completed a trial run on Lake Baikal from Listvennitsehnoye to Bereyemiaays and back, crossing 2 feet 7 inches thick ice and covering eighty miles in twelve hours. The engines showed power to keep the lake open for winter traffic.
The Nickel Plate Road will sell excursion tickets for the 4th of July at a single fare for round trip travel within 200 miles. Tickets are good July 8 and 4, returning by July 5. Inquiries via write wire phone or nearest agent or C A Agterlin T P A Fort Wayne Ind.
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