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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1894
Page
5
A reflective poem on aging and the fading of brightness with each year. It contrasts darker, colder seasons with love, friendship, and memory slipping away. The speaker notes growing solitude, shifting shores of life, and the enduring hope of renewal through time and memory.
A London syndicate prospecting party finds a pair of young eagles on a cedar protruding from a 1000 foot cliff. I crawl out along the eight inch trunk to reach the nest and ward off the birds with a bowie knife. The tree sinks, I cling, and Pete Bowers and a rope rescue pull me back to safety.
A Boston dinner table scene sparks a quip about a torrid month and a hot one. The perspiring man replies with a playful pun revealing human nature’s urge to speak at high temperatures. The Heaton Globe notes a caution that no man can satisfy all public demands and the appeal for more will persist.
Dr. H W Wiley of the U S Department of Agriculture counters broad claims of food adulteration. He notes most sugar is pure, syrups mix with maple or honey, coffee is often chicory and beans, tea may gain weight from salts, and canned goods risk lead and copper coloring. He stresses most foods are pure and wholesome.
In a west side street a man fell and injured himself. A nearby doctor urged rapid transport to safety. With no cab or nearby lihery, a streetcar was improvised into an ambulance. The car sped to the home or hospital, saving the man's life.
Col Masse invited to dine with Mme Voisin, but neuralgia kept him away. His orderly Guy delivers a letter and serves a dinner with champagne. The ruse ends with ten francs paid for flowers, and the colonel bedridden for three days in a humorous garrison tale.
The article recounts how Lowell and Poe parted ways over editorial clashes at the Broadway Journal and accusations of plagiarism. It notes Poe’s lasting resentment toward Lowell after public disputes, a 1845 Boston visit controversy, and Poe’s condemning reviews in The Southern Literary Messenger.
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