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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1898
Page
7
In a dewy evening scene at Heathside the rector and Col Ware confront a forged letter claiming Captain Drew is alive in an Italian asylum. They vow to reveal the truth to Macdonald and hurry Lilian’s suitor away, fearing renewed danger from past sins.
In a quiet rural setting, Willie Macdonald and Geoffrey Ware confront a chilling anonymous letter claiming Captain Drew is alive. The rector, colonel, and Willie rush to London to verify the falsehood, while Lillian and Lilith fear for their family's safety as Lilith seeks help from Michael Druce.
In Chapter XX Lillian sits in the parlor pale and youthful with a pale face, her light baby on her lap as sunlight falls on her golden hair. Wille is present, while the colonel arrives and is shown in, witnessing the intimate moment after Mr Law's funeral.
In a transformed Arbor Lane studio Michael Cruce paints Lilith from memory, a vivid Eastern scene surrounding him with armor and trophies. A letter from Lilith draws him to Prince's Square, as intrigue tightens around her plea for help in a developing chapter of the tale.
William H. McGee of St Louis recounts 1877 Nez Perces pursuit led by Gen Miles. He describes night marches, a skirmish with 800 naked fighters, harrowing close-quarters combat, Miles riding across open ground under heavy fire, and the eventual surrender that elevated Miles to brigadier general.
In early success, a young actress from a Pinn afore company wrote to Gilbert about an engagement with a man of good position. After two more letters revealing changing suitors, she accepted a third, Lord, prompting Gilbert to craft a playful congratulatory note with an asterisk and a footnote inviting the name of the groom.
A Boston Traveler item recalls Herve, the French composer, beginning as an organist after improvising on the church organ as a boy. Impressed, a priest offered him the post of organist when a vacancy appeared, and he was accepted the following week.
In a captioned scene a Mrs Jenks asks how a thirteen inch gun shown on a battleship could be Justike while her husband notes it is rifled. The exchange highlights perception and a pun about optics and weaponry.
The Northern Ensign recalls Miss Terceval in her ninety six years, noting ties to the past. Her father’s funeral was attended by the Earl of Liverpool who later became premier 1827. As Lieut Jenkinson, the earl attended Burns funeral in Dunfries on 25 January 1796 with Clague Poms cavalry.
In a Boston Transcript exchange, Hicks defends wartime tales as true while Wicks questions their believability. Hicks insists the stories are fascinating and must be accurate, prompting a brisk rebuttal about their reliability.
An old man boasts of a method to make buttons and combs from sour milk while a neighbor names celluloid. They joke a patent could have made him rich by selling the idea to summer boarders.
Neapolitan worry rises over renewed Mount Vesuvius activity though officials predict little chance of severe damage. The piece urges Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a potent tonic for stomach and digestive troubles, claiming thousands die daily from disorders that could be prevented with its use.
A travel writer notes pests in British Guiana may be less alarming than they sound. A woman at her toilet felt something crawl onto her shoulder, screamed, and her husband knocked the centipede off just as it bit her neck.
Readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure is the sole positive cure for catarrh claimed to cure in all stages. The publishers offer 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure, urging internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and bolster constitution. Sold by druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
The sea cucumber, a curious jelly body of the ocean, can expel water from its body to shrink into a narrow crack, making itself nearly invisible to the naked eye when threatened.
Advertisement claims St. Jacoba Oil eases neuralgia caused by cold weather and also relieves general pains and aches throughout the body. The copy markets the product as a universal remedy for nerves and bodily discomfort.
Mrs Hicks laments her sew dress is not neat or stylish and explains she finds it too comfortable. Hicks counters by asking what makes her think so, highlighting the clash between comfort and style.
Try Grain O. Ask your grocer for Grain-O a new grain based drink that replaces coffee. Children and adults drink it without distress and like it. Grain-O resembles mocha or java in color but is made from pure grains. Priced at 25 cents per package with licensed sales.
Hicks notes the day favors golf as Wicks questions the forecast. Hicks insists the weather is suitable since other activities would suffer. Somerville Journal renders a light exchange about elbowing into outdoor play.
Sample bottle offered free with purchase of Kemp’s Balsam advertised as a remedy for coughs leading to consumption. Promotes 25 and 80 cent bottles with urgent call to action and warnings about delays being dangerous.
Local readers see a quotation bridging inner wealth and public virtue as a prompt for everyday integrity. The line links mental discipline with outward conduct, urging modest conduct and honor in routine acts.
A garbled note talks of sprains and bruises from outdoor sports and praises St. Jacoba Ol as a season’s triumph, claiming it beats records. It quotes Wm. B. McClellan of Chester Fla praising Piso's Cure for Consumption and notes about British vessels at sea.
North Western Line offers home seekers excursion tickets at very low rates to destinations in the West and South. Tickets run November 15 December 6 and 2u with favorable time limits. For tickets and full information apply to agents Chicago & North Western Ry.
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