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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1912

Page

4

Progressive program of Beveridge outlines aims of reform

Chicago August speech by Senator Beveridge as temporary chair of the Progressive national convention expresses the platform. He pledges to revive honest business, curb trusts, reform tariffs, and promote universal opportunity, liberty, and representative government, with a nation led by the people.

Senator Beveridge Progressive Convention Chicago Albert J. Beveridge Indiana Progressive National Convention America Old World New World Germany Texas Great Britain Ire California Holland Belgium Progressive Party Republic Peter's Dome Perkoda Thia Ita Interstate Commerce Commission

Canada Faces Vast Untapped Coal and Farm Growth

A Dominion of Mines report suggests Canada holds 73% billion tons of bituminous coal and 461 million tons of anthracite with potential vast deposits in unexplored western and northern regions. It notes annual coal output around 13 million tons, and that good coal could last 6166 years, or 14575 years including inferior grades. The piece emphasizes booming agriculture and immigration to western provinces as railways expand, with large wheat yields and thriving settlements in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia.

Canada Dominion Department of Mines United States Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia Tha Leenter

Diplomacy and Uniforms Stir German Court Talk

The gazettes report the German emperor appointing Mon. de Eiderlen-Waechter as major of the Seventy first Thuringian Infantry. Diplomats in uniforms spark satire as M. Polucare is joked about, while Prince von Buelow leads Hussars in the grand review. The era’s diplomatic rogues and zigzag routes amuse observers.

Germany de Eiderlen-Waechter Thuringian Infantry Conseale M. Polucare Thoss Prince von Buelow Hussara Strasburg Hussars M. von Huelow William II Buelow

Hungry Herbert Seeks Fast Change in Odd Occupation

A humorous dialogue features Hungry Herbert lamenting scarce work in his chosen trade and a housewife asking for his real job. He quips about the galloping horse effect and references automotive theater performances, hinting at a fleeting, whimsical occupation scene.

Herbert

Unclear text fragment with mixed ad style and jokes

Fragmentary ad style content touts products for washing, cures and cosmetics with quirky humor about an aviary. It mentions Red Cross, Carbolizeive Relves and a pile cure and references free samples at Cole and Co.

Cele Cole & Co Black River

Paxton Peret Co Antiseptic for Catarrh Sold Postpaid

Antiseptic spray marketed as a surprisingly successful remedy for catarrh. Gummed text notes 25 cents a box and availability by postpaid receipt of price from The Paxton Peret Co., Boston, Massachusetts.

Paxton PeRet Co Boston Mass

New Sport Turkeys Take Center Stage

In a humorous exchange cited from Harper's Weekly, Uncle Silas mocks New Yorkers for abandoning traditional boss-racing in favor of turkey trot excitement as a lighthearted cultural note.

Uncle Silas Harper's Weekly

Exclamatory Rheumatism Quoted In Humorous Exchange

A humorous exchange recounts Martha the washerwoman describing her husband as suffering from exclamatory rheumatism. Mrs. Mason questions the term as Martha defends it as crying out and constant hollering.

Martha

Red Cross Seals Printed for 1912 Holiday Sale

Seventy five million Red Cross seals are printed for the 1912 holiday sale in cooperation with the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis and the American Red Cross. The seal features a Santa Claus head in a three color design with red, green and gray and a Merry Christmas Happy New Year greeting.

Red Cross National Association For the Study and Prevention of American Red Cross

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