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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
3
The article warns hunters about firearm accidents from careless handling. It stresses unloading when not in use, carrying guns over the shoulder with hammer down, and keeping muzzles pointed away. It notes risks when climbing fences, in boats, or near other hunters and urges strict adherence to safety to prevent misfires and injuries.
The reprinted pamphlet by Charles W. Pilgrim of Hudson River State Hospital at Poughkeepsie analyzes death timing. He finds 26 percent die midnight to 6 am, 19 percent 6 am to noon, 31 percent noon to 6 pm, 24 percent 6 pm to midnight. He notes near equal day night deaths over ten years and cites charts and nurse reports.
A historical note outlines how perfumes affect mood much like light and sound. Roses may trigger tears while ambergris can lift spirits, musk calms, citron and aloes ease nerves, and sandalwood induces sleepiness. The piece links olfactory power to light and sound through similar fundamental properties.
A reflection on the Alabama name, noting the old Confederate cruiser known as No. 200 and the modern battleship numbered 200 before naming, plus odd domestic curios about debts and a family album after a son turns eighteen.
A Chicago Inter Ocean note praises the Calhoun girl for outstanding spirit and dressing well, declaring no better dancers exist and highlighting her keen sense of clothing and presentation.
Spain mourns Marshal Arsenio Martinez Campos a leading soldier statesman who served in Morocco Cuba and Spain’s government. Nearly 60 years old at death he rose from early military ranks to captain general and twice premier while guiding Spain’s war policy and the Senate presidency.
A Philadelphia Press note describes a mountain ice shaft near Coudersport in Potter County Pennsylvania. A nun sinks a well for mineral wealth and encounters freezing air at twenty feet depth. Ice forms annually from May to October and thickens along shaft walls. The source questions the causes of the extreme cold and air origin.
Professor von Sebroen of Naples University argues diamonds or inorganic bodies have life comparable to organic forms. He cites photos of crystal birth and claims war to the death occurs when crystals from different mothers clash. He warns humans, especially fathers, to prepare for daughters reaching age ten.
A visitor in Columbia Missouri asks a lower grade class to name the earths axis. A pupil answers it as an imaginary line from pole to pole. The examiner praises the definition and asks if a bonnet could hang on it, two imaginative replies follow before the visitor ends the quiz.
The famous ship Deutschland cost 3 332 000 dollars, displacement 23 200 tons, could carry 1 057 passengers, and established a new record. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters claims fifty years curing constipation indigestion and biliousness. Our Private Revenue Stamp appears over the neck of the bottle.
The report states Eastern Africa hosts six active volcanoes while Western Africa has four. Grigaroons reportedly erupted as late as 1838. Canary Islands are volcanic with Teneriffe once active before discovery and other vents erupting intermittently in the 1700s, with hot vapors rising today.
A brief call to readers highlights wind powered mills from The Aermotor Co. in Chicago Illinois. The article invites correspondence for a catalogue and full details on windmill use for pumping water sawing wood grinding feed and fodder preparation.
Potts-No, but she believes all the neighbor women tell her. Indianapolis Press notes a domestic quip framed as a humorous item.
An old advertisement touts GRAIN-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims both children and adults can drink it safely and that it has a Mocha and Java like flavor with a rice brown seal. It is sold by all grocers at 200 per package.
The piece notes Carter's Ink carries endorsements from the U.S. Government and major railroads, implying strong support. It questions if more evidence is needed regarding its credibility and backing.
A jumble of OCR snippets covers sand eel behavior in mud with song and jaws, Jell-O desserts with four flavors, and various ads. It notes school statistics from the School Review, pancake promos, opinions from Abe Hartley, and a Sawville vignette ending with a quip about being talked to death.
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