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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1922

Page

6

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial ad

Sick women in Lebanon Indiana praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a restorative for stomach and other troubles. Emma Baker attests to improvements and invites others to try the medicine and approve its value. Also includes agency and sales pitches for related products and job opportunities from ads.

Lebanon Indiana Tia Pinkham Emma Baker Fact St Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Baker

Average Farm Size Through Early 20th Century

Statistics show farm sizes fluctuated yearly. In 1920 the average farm spanned 148.2 acres, versus 138.1 acres in 1910. Improved land averaged 78.6 acres per farm in 1920, down from 75.2 in 1901.

A Angel Synopsis of a Northern Rural Drama

Polly Hopkins and her squatters face eviction as Marcus MacKenzie owns the land near Ithaca New York. Evelyn Robertson hides a secret marriage to farmer Oscar Bennett while Robert Percival assists the squatters. Polly learns Percival is the sympathetic stranger and Evelyn pleads with Bennett to endure hardship.

Ithaca New York Polly Hopkins Small Jerry Granny Hope Oscar Bennett Evelyn Robertson Polly Marcus MacKenzie MacKenzie Robert Percival Evelyn Bennett Marc Marcus Evelyny Oscar Eve Mrs. Robertson Robert

Polly Hopkins Finds Hope in an Angry Clash and a Lamb

Polly skirts danger at the barn to comfort a lamb and schemes for a safer life for the squatters. She convinces Larry and Jeremiah to promise not to harm Marcus MacKenzie, then mentors Evelyn toward a bold escape as she awaits a nine o clock meeting with Oscar Bennett.

Polly Jerry Jennett Oscar Granny Hope Pollyop Bennett Polly Hopkins Evelyn Robertson Jeremiah Hopkins Larry Bishop Wee Jerry Daddy Larry Hopkins Silent City Bishop Marc MacKenzie Storm Country Marcus Evelyn Billy-goat Liopkins Daddy Hopkins Oscar Bennett Pollvop

Uneasy Afternoon Between Mrs Robertson and Daughter

The scene follows Mrs Robertson and her daughter Evelyn as they share a strained afternoon. Evelyn appears miserable while Mrs Robertson stays icy. Robert Percival and MacKenzie are away, returning to ease the tension as Percival excuses himself to write letters.

Aid to Prayer, Prayer and Sweat Unite in Effort

A Baltimore Sun motto notes that prayer works best when paired with equal parts of sweat, underscoring the discipline and labor behind faith and effort.

Baltimore Sun

Gude’s Pepto Mangan Promises Gradual Health Boost

An advertisement touts Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a pleasant tonic and blood builder with iron, claiming it helps run-down health over weeks. It notes thirty years of medical use, available in liquid and tablet forms, and urges immediate action to restore strength and reduce nervousness.

Gude

Great Artists Painted Signs on Top of Buildings

The article notes signs above buildings offend the eye and will be removed for public safety, citing fire underwriters who argue they hinder firefighters. It recalls historic signs from Correggio to heraldry, and mentions street nuisances in George II's reign. A brief joke about second sight follows.

Boards of Fire Kansas City Star Pompeiians Correggio George II

Musketry drill yields odd patter in barracks yard

Troops on a British barracks square perform musketry drill. A sergeant questions a recruit about a fine sight and the recruit jokes that a fine sight is “a very big poat full of sergeants sinking in midocean.”

Oh Willie and the Bird Tale in the Cage

A child confesses opening a cage after a whispered tale from a little bird. The cat then eats the bird, prompting a moral about punishment for tattling. The exchange centers on blame and consequences in a domestic scene.

Willie

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