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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1893
Page
5
Two travelers, Faith and Reason, embark on a shared quest. Reason pursues knowledge of matter and law, while Faith seeks the divine behind it all. Together they contrast science and spirit, discovering that faith completes science and opens Heaven’s gate.
Jim recounts returning from New York to his Wisconsin hometown, reuniting with his mother and father, sharing money found in a sugar bowl, paying off debts, and promising weekly support. The tale ends with a friend deciding to visit his own Maine home after hearing Jim’s story.
The Duchess of Sutherland, famed for benevolent work in east London, intervenes when a ragged crossing-sweeper boy attacks a man harassing her. She explains details to the inspector, and the boy is freed, recalling her nursing him after a cab ran over his leg.
The passage interprets ear shapes as character signs. It links Nat-like ears to vacillating minds and unromantic dispositions, bull-dog tenacity to strong will, earless lobes to selfishness and vengeance, rounded ovate tops to placid love seeking, and oval ears with marked lobes to lofty ideals and sensitive nature. It ends with a caution about a burnt child dreading fire yet playing with it.
The piece compares American diplomatic practice with European systems in Britain and France. It notes how American appointments mix politics and service, while Britain and France require language proficiency rigorous exams and probation. It also discusses poet laureate Tennyson’s private life and shyness.
A Greenville worker named Sam, called Sant Bassett in error, earned good wages by hiring out during harvest. He was praised for hard work but criticized for helping multiple farmers on the same day. Sam explains he aims to treat all alike and make people feel good, planning to settle next day among three claimants.
A Warward Lampoon style tale notes the scarcity of crosses marking graves in Mud Flat cemetery where timber is scarce and the last grave lacks a fence. A cowboy quips that a man survives better with a mother-in-law than with a wife, highlighting frontier humor.
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