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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1894
Page
6
In a nostalgic verse a speaker recalls strolling the common with a loved one. The poem contrasts summer’s glow with the loss of youth and days gone by. Heather and bracken themes echo memory. The speaker finds flowers blooming again from the dead and faces enduring love clear through time.
In a Sheffield Telegraph tale a young widow learns that Mr. Temple may be her future husband as two clever children scheme to win him over. The widowed mother blushes with mercy while Temple, moved by the scene, contemplates a loving commitment. The children’ s plan culminates in a joyful engagement announcement.
A freshman voice and peers discuss the two class rivalry on Bloody Monday at Harvard. Freshmen seek the rush for spirited release, while sophomores defend enduring Harvard Spirit. faculty oppose the spectacle as old custom evolves into lighter theatrics. Frances E Willard bust gifted to the South-West College library in Winfield Kansas.
The story centers on Ned Bert Julia and Tom debating grammar while reading a tale about a man with a picture on an elephant. The group wrestles with syntax explaining who sits where as they tease each other and aim to finish the tale for their relatives.
An observed fact is described that friction heat vanishes when contacting bodies are magnetized. A workman attached two strong magnets to his lathe to hold metal for drilling, and the magnets kept the metal so cold that no water was needed to cool the drill.
Canada carries a debt of 830 million, markedly higher per person than the United States. Expenditures have grown three times as fast as the population, signaling rising fiscal strain.
A rare diving bell spider lives mostly underwater using a bubble of air around its breathing organs. It forms a protected waxy bubble and bower from pond weeds, ascends to surface to add air, then returns to its submerged crystal dome where it lays eggs and raises its young.
A young sub-lieutenant in India on sick leave is urged by his colonel to marry through a blunt telegram. The maiden persuades him with wit and blushes, misreading the order as a joke, and he reports that they were joined at once. The tale ends with the quip that a man acts more from stubbornness than piety.
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