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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
4
The article notes attention to the disarmament conference within a school diary. It mentions early Physics dismissal thanks to a fast watch and details junior classes reading Dickens A Tale of Two Cities. It also lists absent students, sports scores, class activities, and upcoming games and lectures.
Mrs. Bert Brown shows improvement and brings good news to friends. Roy Bachman and Mrs Swain visited last Thursday with her daughter Mrs Lee Michael.
Miss Wilma Wheaton hosted the Young People's Class of West California at a party last Friday, entertaining the group at Coldwater Lake area gathering.
The following officers were elected President Mrs Ethel Berrien vice president Grace Albright secretary Wilma Wheaton treasurer Bert Aungst Light refreshments were served and everyone spent an enjoyable evening. Several residents visited G N Hall's in Algansee Sunday and others spent the evening with Glenn Schaeffer and Adams. Fall term examinations are being held at the Brown school this week.
Vroome and Co butter and cheese merchants in New York City say RAT-SNAP keeps rats in their cellar. Farmers also use RAT SNAP as rats pass up all food for RAT SNAP. Three sizes priced 35c 65c and 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by E L Mertz drug store. We haven t had a fair day on Saturday for twelve weeks.
If you owe an account to the Fre mont Lumber and Coal Co arrange to settle during December. Cash or bankable note accepted in payment.
A reader asks for weekly contributions to the Eagle with two brief items per week signed but not published. The editor notes the request and invites submissions to add variety while keeping anonymity for the signer.
Long Ago items note Claud Bassett and brother week in Ray. Twin boys announced at Oliver Schaeffer home. Miss Irma Heller returned from Indianapolis. Mrs Fidelia McNaughton visited her father in Swanton Ohio. A son born to Rev F H Walker and wife of Ray on November 28. C E Walter urged use of good pictures in school. John Lint and Lester Bassett of Ray attended entertainment in Fremont. Henry Weicht and Wm McClue bought Fred Walter furniture and undertaking business. Albert Waller badly mangled hand feeding a threshing machine. doctors Humphreys and Dunnigan hope to save part of hand. An optimist is a man who believes liquor will someday be not first page news material.
A report notes a shortage of cadavers at the Toronto university, predicting little public rush to assist. The issue highlights ongoing challenges in anatomical study and medical education amid limited donations.
A collection of satirical and provocative lines on gender bias, jury leniency, taxation, single women income myths, luxury living, education’s peaceful image, freckles versus makeup, and advertising claims. It highlights social stereotypes and humor from a historical column.
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