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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1890
Page
5
A damaged fragment suggests a merchant debtor letter once sealed with crimson wax. The faded lines hint at memories of a lost beloved, with phrases evoking distant days and a guarded past. The piece ends with a funeral image and a plea for oblivion.
A mother and father confront their child Jennett’s fear of losing them after a fall and a rumor of “another little girl.” Through illness, hospital visits, and confessions by nurse and parents, they vow to be truthful and to guide Jennett with love. The family’s reconciliation follows a solemn pledge, reinforcing faith and parental responsibility. The piece closes with a brief note on women’s roles in California fruit raising.
The New York Advertiser calls the Southern Cross the most extraordinary pearl ever found. Discovered by Clark off Western Australia, a group of nine pearls form a near perfect Latin cross with two arms and a shaft. Valued at 20000 dollars, its origin remains unexplained though natural deposition is suspected.
A cabin resident near MaHoney’s Boiler Works devised a ruse to avoid debt collectors by posting a scarlet fever sign above his door. He sought groceries for 15 dollars with a promise to pay on payday. When approached by a firm, he fled to disguise his inability to pay. The ruse failed as he admitted he was broke.
A Chinese literary man debates the use of historical allusion in prose and poetry. He argues that reliance on past events signals education or ignorance. The piece notes many authors simulate knowledge with endless quotations while claiming deep familiarity. A remark follows about politicians evaluating vacancies.
Hume Nisbet recounts a tale of a distressed Jewish tailor’s daughter who seeks laudanum for heartache. A passerby implores her to live another night and try again. Months later she reappears with a husband, reporting she found work and happiness after finding Christian employment and love.
A New York reporter, educated Briton, interviews ex President Hayes at the birth Avenue Hotel. After a brief chat Hayes speaks on New York and the nation, then the Briton asks impressively, what did you do as president.
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