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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. It claims the product instantly relieves aching corns and lets users lift them out, with a cheap tiny bottle able to remove hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness, calling Freezone a sensational Cincinnati discovery.
An advertisement urges women not to use inferior dye, claiming Diamond Dyes give rich, fade resistant color on wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends. It promises perfect results even for beginners and notes a druggist color card. The copy ends with a cheeky line: the first step is to fall in love with your work.
An advertisement urges daily meat avoidance or kidney flushing with Jad Salts to prevent uric acid buildup. It claims meat forms uric acid that paralyzes kidneys, causing dull kidney pain, headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic pains, cloudy urine, and nightly urination. Jad Salts is promoted as a safe, inexpensive remedy.
An advertisement touts Milks Emulsion as a cure for chronic stomach issues and constipation. It cites a Miami Ohio user praising relief after ten bottles and claims the product rebuilds bowel action, increases weight, improves appetite, and rests nerves. It argues pills are unnecessary and emphasizes a pleasant, ice cream like consumption.
In a crowded New York restaurant the narrator debates rival suspects behind a web of thefts and blackmail linked to Barbara Bradford and Claire Bradford. A forged notice leads him to Nellie Kelly the apartment telephonist, while a detective reveals Kelly's ties to Lefty Moore and warns of danger as he pursues clues to the Gaston pearls.
Spalding Nelson attends dinner with his great uncle Rufus Gaston and moves into the Gastons' apartments with Barbara Bradford. Pearls vanish from a wall safe and a web of whispers and blackmail emerges as Nelson investigates after being dismissed from his job. Nelson dines with Miss Kelly to gather clues amid mounting mysteries.
A Washington Star anecdote recalls the poet John Howard Payne who died in Tunis and was buried at Oak Hill. After a monument was erected by W. W. Corcoran, Payne’s bearded bust led locals to claim a manly persona. Weeks later it emerged Payne never wore a beard and a stonemason shaved the bust.
Experiments at the Ohio experiment station show that ration composition drives egg production more than feeding method. A satisfactory diet for laying hens uses 10–12 percent meat scrap or digested tankage or skim milk, with grain and mash ratios guiding intake. Wet mash poses preparation and digestion issues. recommended is a grain mix of corn three parts, oats one part, and a dry mash of seven parts corn meal, two parts bran, five parts meat scrap, with roughly twice as much grain as mash consumed.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports success in grading mongrel poultry by continued use of pure breeding males. For the last fiscal year the third generation Barred Plymouth Rock grades show uniform color and type, while White Plymouth Rock grades improved though not all pure white. Some individuals resemble pure stock so closely that appearance cannot distinguish them.
April and May eggs are best for preservation. Use one pound air slaked lime in cooled boiled water as a preservative. Keep eggs in an earthen jar with lime solution two to three inches above, in a cool place like a cellar, for up to eight months.
An English writer attributes the invention of confectionery to Noah who first boiled wheat starch and grape juice into a paste, the precursor of Turkish delight. Ancient Egyptians used figs and dates for flavoring, with honey jellies found in tombs, showing confectionery dates back 8 400 years.
Do not rely on Leghorns and Minorcas as satisfactory mothers. Although they have many good qualities they are not ideal for hatchling care. Incubators and brooders perform the incubation and brooding work more satisfactorily.
The fragment discusses attention and production counts in the United States, mentioning a numeric figure 240,162,048 million and referencing women with a dated newspaper voice. It lacks full context and clear events or identities.
Growing chicks kept in confinement require more attention than those with yard range. Ensure abundant green seeds and keep the yard sweet and clean. Culling becomes essential when chicks are kept closely confined.
An examination of recruits for major European armed forces shows illiteracy percentages: Germany 2.01%, France 4.90%, England 6.90%, Austria 23.80%, Hungary 28.10%, Italy 38.30%, Russia 61.70%. In contrast the United States reports 7.6% illiteracy among recruits.
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