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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
7
Uncertainty surrounds bones unearthed on Alamo grounds in San Antonio that may belong to Texas heroes cremated after Santa Anna's victory. Workmen found the remains about 200 feet south of the Alamo wall, with no removal planned as a garage will be built on the site.
A famous writer, pondering a new book, asks his secretary to start with a line about a bright, hardworking John Smith. He pauses, rejects the word unmarried, and asks to remove it to proceed with the opening.
A smilie is cooler in summer and warmer in winter than a frown, reflecting how facial cues resemble weather sentiment across seasons. The lighthearted icon contrasts with a negative expression for readers seeking simple emotional guidance.
A Punch London quip notes a future where washing linen uses electricity and patrons tear buttonholes themselves. An advert claims Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills restore regularity without griping as a cure for constipation.
Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota covers 10 899 acres and features a network of tall narrow passages, irregular chambers, and a Garden of Eden. The cave descends 360 feet below the entrance and 830 feet below the surface, with branches to the northeast and Pearly Gates and a higher section called the Fair Grounds accessed through a roof opening. The surrounding game reserve hosts buffalo elk and deer.
A quoted remark notes natives in Australia tearing down telegraph wires to craft bracelets earrings and rings. The speaker suggests they view electric wiring as fashion material for current trends.
The guide explains pruning's effect on peach tree vigor shape air flow and fruit distribution. It outlines timing late winter to early spring with regional adjustments and details yearly heading back thinning and openings for bearing wood. It notes pruning after the third year may vary with winter injury bud set and previous season growth.
Tomato wilt control remains difficult. experts recommend taut strains including Acme Marvel Norton Arlington and Columbia to resist infection and protect yields.
Reading fragment shows discussion that soy beans are gaining favor as a crop due to their oil and oil-cake value. The text is garbled but implies a shift in agricultural interest toward soy beans in the country.
The Department of Agriculture urges breeders to use purebred sires of good quality in all livestock classes, dispose of scrub and inferior sires, keep breeding records, and join livestock associations. Read literature, attend fairs, and cooperate with county agents and colleges to raise quality and boost the national standing of U S livestock and products.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the top remedy for kidney and liver ailments. It claims quick, mild healing from a gentle vegetable formula and urges trial with a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York.
A boy reports a man who fell through an open coal hole. The father urges quick cover placement and calls the police, joking that the thief may sue for damages if not arrested.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative to relieve head foggy bilious symptoms and digestive discomfort. It claims the product clears liver and bowel poison, improves breath and tongue coating, and works while you sleep without gripe or inconvenience.
Miss Pertie Good confides to a close friend about an upcoming secret wedding with Harry. She declares no one will know the date or details until after the ceremony is completed.
An advertisement extols Milks Emulsion as a nourishing medicine and food that rebuilt health after pneumonia and weakness. It claims rapid relief of stomach trouble, appetite loss, and constipation, with a money back guarantee, price 60c and 1.20 per bottle, Terre Haute company selling through druggists.
A child’s mock tears draw concern as a parent asks why the youngster cries. The boy insists he is not crying but merely rehearsing an act, prompting a gentle discussion about emotions and interpretation.
A Birmingham Age-Herald note references SPOHN MEDICAL COMPANY from Goshen Indiana and quotes dialogue about a star feigning death. The item intersects theater chatter with a remark on illusion and a playful line about an actress in death throes.
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