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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
8
Fragmentary lines describe Watson E Coleman in Washington DC involved in a freehook situation. The text mentions high water and a “Natural Ending” with a line about a social scene after a seaside matrimonial catch.
The ad notes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets first introduced 40 years ago and claims they regulate and invigorate the stomach bowels and fiver with sugar coated granules. It touts a Federal introduced vocational guidance in Connecticut schools and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening clothes.
A compact guide explains how to identify trees in any season by examining height, top shape, branch count and arrangement. It contrasts oaks elms maples and hickories, notes bark texture differences and introduces bark sculpturing as a reliable ID method.
A lyrical meditation on a sapling planted by children describing its future roles as a savings bank for animals a residence for insects and a stage for nature. The verse envisions the growth of the tree shaping stories of robin wren butterfly locust katydid and schoolchildren in June and July.
The Department of Agriculture urges cutting grades on roads to extend horse and automobile life and cut hauling costs. It argues that building around hills can be more economical despite cutting through farm land, with traffic boosting land value and potential compensation to farmers where land is affected.
The office of roads argues that avoiding steep grades yields economic gains though some land sacrifice may be required. Farmers say horses pull less uphill than on level ground, so road length can shrink or only add slightly when hills are relocated. Relocating roads around hills has reduced hauling costs without adding significant distance.
Threshed oats are a fine poultry ration when fed intelligently though they can cause crop bound if overused early. Oats are valuable but should be alternated with a mash of wheat bran hominy feed and short. Indiana Farmer notes oats vary in weight per bushel, typically around 32 pounds, and fowl preference leans to the tastier grain portions.
A historical piece extols the toad as a beneficial, insect eating helper for gardeners and households. It argues against folklore of venom and highlights toads as tame, non disruptive, and effective at reducing roach and mice problems, noting their use in Europe to control pests for horticulturists.
Drexel Institute in Philadelphia faces a housing issue for older female students from outside the city. With city high schools unavailable or ineligible, a plan places these girls in approved boarding houses under dean authorization only. An assistant dean oversees the women students.
In a brisk dialogue, Jill questions fish brain myth while Bill notes the town’s fish business failures. The exchange turns to a country trip where the expected bites fail but dogs prove memorable.
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