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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1894
Page
5
A reflective poem on expressing affection and greeting words. The speaker urges saying straightforward phrases like I’m glad to see you rather than hiding feelings. It contrasts spoken words with deeper deeds and recalls loved ones, including those past. The piece ends with a gentle plea to convey warmth to friends both near and far.
In Shude Island's orchard two former lovers, Dolly Humphreys and Mr Aiken, rekindle feelings after two years apart. He pleads for another chance while she tests him with a modest gesture, then agrees to a spring boat ride and a proposal tied to a violet and a white hand.
A New York Herald reporter witnessed Captain Crozier test a ten inch cannon at Sandy Hook. The Crozier disappearing carriage uses a counterweight and hydraulics to recoil and reload, with two thirds of recoil force driving the cylinders. The gun rises from behind a parapet, fires, and returns to position with remarkable grace.
In the Revue de Paris critique, Max O’Hell argues Britain’s vast empire rests on force of character, not intellect or talent. He notes colonies resist uniting under London, foresee independent branches or Dutch links, and includes Blovet’s harsh view of Boer farmers as shaping a future Anglo-Saxon realm in Africa.
Hope Grant notes include two brief tiger encounters in India. Major Calper was ambushed by a tiger while shooting, firing pistols he carried. the animal died after a brief struggle. Mr. Young, Civil Service, faced a tiger entering a native hut and dispatching it with combative gunfire. The text blends these perilous episodes with leather care tips using mixtures of greases and egg white.
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