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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1900

Page

5

Love and Letters Across an Unseen Wedding

A college friendship deepens into a quiet romance as Jonathan Harrod, rising writer, faces a wedding notice from his past beloved Miss Winifred Conover. Years of work and affection culminate when Conover arrives, reveals her enduring love, and finds Jonathan asleep beside a carnation while his friend discovers the scene and the truth.

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How Much Does a Dinner Really Cost

A Memphis Commercial Appeal note estimates a simple dinner involves $500 million in capital and 5 million workers. It traces ingredients from pepper to tea coffee codfish to salt, citing sourcing, transport, milling, packing, and wages across multiple regions and industries.

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Cure for Lockjaw Report From Pasteur Institute

Dr. tour from the Pasteur Institute announces a discovery of an efficient cure for lockjaw. The antitetanic serum used in Germany would not work, while Dr. Roux proposed brain injection under the membranes. His plan has been tried with complete BuUCcvENe OL O TAD.

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Odd Numbers Elude The Blamene In Architecture

The Blamene avoid odd numbers in their buildings, shunning five seven nine and eleven windows in any house or temple. This numerical taboo shapes their sacred and civilian structures across their culture and design traditions.

Pleasant Incidents and Humorous Sayings Compendium

A collection of jokes and quips from 19th century papers including cheerful maxims and social banter. The humor touches on death, marriage, and parenting with playful exchanges such as a widow contemplating cremation and a nursemaid’s noisy baby antics.

Fragments of Wit and Weather Across Late 19th Century Papers

A collage of short jokes and quips from Horceless Carriage to Not Headquarters. Bits on school talk about swallows, muddy streets, petty courtroom humor, weather gripes, farm life, and travel plans appear as column fodder. The tone is brisk, period newspaper humor with names like Indianapolis Press and Philadelphia Crest.

A Melange of Humorous Snippets From Broadside Columns

A collage of quips, cartoons, and light verse from early 20th century pages. Jokes touch on birthdays, misheard phrases, and everyday gaffes featuring a cast of reporters, editors, and sailors. The clippings showcase wordplay and social curiosities across multiple papers.

Recollection of Cup Custards at the Old Home

A middle aged man recalls a summer visit marked by cup custards from his mother's kitchen. He notices a broken handle on his cup triggering memories of childhood, and as he finishes, youth and home return vividly, with the moment framed by a New York Sun reminiscence.

New York Sun

The Odd Spellings in Education and Society

An essay notes that bad spelling is not a proof of illiteracy and cites examples from an eminent lawyer and a physician who mis spell words. It argues spelling is neglected in curricula, with emphasis on phonetics and the sound of words rather than accurate written form.

Medical College

A Source of Wealth on Mongolian Borders

Across China’s Mongolian frontier thousands of farms depend on dogskins from regional dogs kept by households. Eight months old, dogs are killed midwinter for fur used in winter garments. Each family holds dogskin with marriage portions. eight skins fashion a gown worth about three to four dollars, giving only forty cents after sorting and garment costs.

China

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