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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
8
In a critique of mob justice the judge confronts Col Fentress and a crowd in a packed court with orders to arrest John Murrell. The confrontation escalates as the judge asserts lawful authority, demands calm, and warns of dire consequences if the mob acts, ending with a gunshot wound to Fentress.
The chapter shows a secretive exodus of Raleigh gentlemen toward new lands as the judge intensifies efforts to secure property. Pegloe and Ware fear the judge’s wrath while he travels east to obtain documentary proof to claim the Fentress estate and Quintard lands. The judge’s rise in fortune contrasts with his ruthless aims as he leaves town in fine clothes, anticipating further dominance.
A London common council court, after informal inquiry, found charges against a municipal officer. The proceeding noted alleged mishandling of ration wares and related duties. Details remain terse in the fragmentary report.
A stylized verse predicts perfected wireless telephones across Kansae with breezes carrying messages. The speaker imagines winds delivering a soft greeting and questions whether services will demand not breathing while talking, noting patrons may demand new trust measures amid noisy air.
A quirky prose piece likens pumpkins to poets and pies, praising pastry use and verse craft while lampooning culinary tricks and the quirks of pumpkin lore. It playfully links pumpkins to family fruits and notes the odd habit of turning pumpkin into poetry and mush.
A quoted outdoors worshipper rejects man-made churches saying nature is the temple where he communes with pasture, spirit, and soul. The minister retorts that trees and vines cannot replace pew rent, missionary funding, or proper rites for baptisms and marriages.
In 1950 two neighbors debate a man named Smythe calling him a mess. They quip about his name spelling as hhis name &-m-i-t-h reflecting casual local banter in a dim future setting.
A young man with frayed cuffs boasts a system to beat any game if it is played properly. The youth in a green shirt challenges him, and the reply reveals a paradoxical strategy: you bet the other way.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century ad style snippet mentions household goods and tonics. It cites Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children and references long‑standing usage. The piece includes lines about thrift, a light work claim, and brand names like Fletcher's Castoria.
The market for sailing ships shows strong demand and price increases. A four masted ship of 2,750 tons was sold last January for 500, now listed with a definite offer of 45,000 and asking 50,000.
A physician’s young daughter urges her mother to call on the new neighbor, insisting the family’s three frail children and the mother’s small looks justify an introduction, while the mother laughs at the child’s certainty.
A brief tale from Young's Magazine recounts a pickpocket fined twenty five dollars. The jailed man appeals to his lawyer who laments the heavy fine on his client. The judge remains silent as the prisoner asks for a brief release to demonstrate the alleged trick.
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