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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1890
Page
2
The article asks readers to direct legal advertisements to the Fremont Eagle and notes the right to choose a newspaper. It discusses political topics on China, Geary law, Hawaiian flag, and editorial views on youth, morals, and local papers.
Washington letter notes a midsummer lull as officials depart, with activity returning as Congress may meet in September. Mentions post office appointments, Canadian annexation views, antichinese law cases, and Supreme Court timing. Includes Treasury surplus discussion, and a local ad noting stock seed and remedies.
The commentary condemns certain scandal sheets as poison and pernicious to families. It laments their availability and price while urging wholesome magazines as better reading for children and pure-minded readers.
A feature story in Pesichests Pawing Magazine’s June issue presents The Story of the Millennium. It envisions future earth developments by the tenth millennium with interplanetary communication and a vivid future reality. The piece follows optimistic views on mankind’s evolution through the Chit institution foretelling world futures.
Mre Lash of Reading spent Thursday and Friday with her daughter Ada Bailey as Walter Rathbow and family from York Centre visited. Mrs. Dypert and Mr. Cutter joined A W Rathbin Lumlay for a weekend gathering. Nettie Taylor of York Centre visited Geetley, while Teeters and Van Wagner families hosted the measles. Joseph Elliott and family were severely poisoned last Friday, perhaps from baking powder. Will Straw and family toured near Reali last Saturday. Eaglecrout couple spent Sunday with a sister near York Centre. Rookey and daughter Linnie spent Friday at Summit visiting Mrs. Smith and Ava.
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