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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1890
Page
4
A summer hill violet struggles to bloom until September breezes revive it. The verse reflects on toil and delayed reward, suggesting waiting under a kinder influence can expand the spirit to fuller fellowship with God, Hearth and Hall.
Richard Wakeman aids Millie Marks and her ill mother on their journey to California and later San Diego. Abner Marks finally sells the Missouri farm to fund a new life while Millie and her father reclaim a happier future in a purchased home and a reunion with Mrs Wakeman.
The text notes German Army trials with snow shoes in Goslar near Hanover, citing European practice in Norway Sweden and Russia, plus a Norwegian habit of winter training and racing. It then freely digresses to odd horn facts from rhinoceroses to extinct species, describing horn structures, uses, and varied animal examples.
The New York Tribune notes quirks in pronouncing foreign and regional names. Terra Nuyva near Hondu ras becomes Turnell while Jamaica’s ova da Agua is Bog walk and Agua Alta is Wapwinter. Scotland’s Wirkoobree maps to Kircudbright and the Polliver family is really Vallaferro.
The article outlines traditional wedding fire rituals in Persia Nicaragua and Japan. It notes a Persian fire reading, a Nicaragua rite guiding the bride and extinguishing the fire, and a Japanese custom where the bride lights a torch and the groom lights his, with playthings burned.
A cryptic note describes a man confident in his statements and the trust his words inspire in his listeners, emphasizing the power of assured speech and the impact of persuasion.
An article notes that distinguishing real from imitation Mrenet pearls is difficult without handling them. A Paris jeweler showed a mix of real and fake strands to a American couple who could not reliably tell the genuine pieces. The piece explains that genuine pearls age to richer luster, while imitation beads use wax and lack proper shaping and coatings.
An engineer in Milan reveals a large scale hydrogen production process costing about a cent per cubic meter at 1300 m3 daily. The discovery would yield high heat, no smoke, no ashes, and surpasses electric light in power, making it potentially pivotal for the near future.
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