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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
3
The column discusses Indiana politics with Brewers’ influence and party aims, notes on candidates Beveridge and Feick, and warns about automobile speed and muffler cuts after referencing a Scientific American article. It argues for safer driving and cites local concerns about public safety and governance.
A native Indian sleeping on a railroad track near Rochelle was struck and killed by an express train. The incident underscores the danger of not avoiding rail lines. Claims of Dr King’s discovery curing coughs and lung troubles are advertised with testimonials, claiming weight regain and health improvements.
A narrator recalls vacation antics at a lakeside resort. Relationships tighten and tangle as Tom Daggett’s charisma sparks rivalries, Susie Daggett flirts with older men, and Lillian Crosby’s secrets surface. Jim pleads for space amid crowded amusements and gossip.
A summary of Republican caucus meetings in Remont township and nearby towns. The events elect delegates for joint senatorial judicial and district congressional conventions with courtesies noting the state convention in Indianapolis on Aug 6 and Kendallville for the congressional gathering on Aug 12. Additional caucuses occur in Jamestown Clear Lake York and Scott on Aug 2 3 with various 2 7 30 p.m. start times.
Postponement of the jovial event set for next Saturday evening. Laura Bebee is very ill. The Griggs family visited Clyde Nedele in Scott on Sunday. Burton Reese and wife with baby visited A. D. Storer near Camden on Sunday. Grace Steifel spent last week in Detroit. John Reese and wife visited Edon one day last week. Otis Gundrum and wife visited her brother Floyd Reese near Clear Lake on Sunday. John Kilburn is in Edon taking treatment. Girv. Richard and wife from Garrett Indiana spent Sunday at Ray Hall's. Morris Cooper and Harold and Iren Richardson of ueae Jones Chapel visited Ralph Adams Sunday. Bell Gundram of Fremont visited John Reese Friday. Hulda Adams and children of Scott visited Manda Adams part of the week. Maria Lyon of Hay visiting Thomas Hull. Otto Gaedke and family of ML spent part of last week with Arthur Williamson.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Courtney of Pittsburgha visited relatives in Lest er Michigan and left Thursday for Detroit. Frank Tindle formerly of the place was wared Friday in Coldwater to Miss Hazel Flora. Mrs Ophelia Murray and son of Seattle Wash visited Sunday with Jarence Waterberry and wife. Hoyt and wife of N Alyansee were visitors. Wealey Merritt and wife spent last week with daughter Mrs Fred Shilling and attended the Chautauqua in Coldwater. Mr Arlen savior and daughter of Gas City Ind visited last week with Chas Williams and family. Mrs Nettle Warren returned home Sunday after visiting E C Warren and wife at Coldwater Lake. Edd Mall and wife of Coldwater spent Sunday and Monday with John Cornell and wife.
An advertising testimonial by EK Youngs from Berkshire VI praises Dr King s New Life Pills as an excellent remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. He claims relief after using the product and notes it costs 25 cents at Lee Caswell s.
A critical profile of a struggling entrepreneur named Shears. The analysis faulted poor advertising, reluctance to adopt modern practices, overreliance on self and cheap help, and failure to delegate. It cited pessimism, poor leadership, and reliance on ineffective department heads as key factors.
A recipe describes making fruit roll by finely chopping nuts and candied fruit, rolling fondant to half an inch thick, spreading the mixture, and rolling like a jelly roll. The log is left to firm before slicing into pieces.
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