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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
7
Harriet Field, twenty eight, a social secretary and governess at Crownlands, confronts the return of Roy Blondin, a dangerous former lover, as Nina Carter’s world and the Carter household become entangled in secrets and risk.
A brief narration image depicts a woman in a gown vanishing at a turning of the wall while she offers no farewell, and Royal Blondin feeling content with the outcome.
A Springfield Republican writer notes Dickens praised the river trip from Springfield to Hartford while the steamer proved cramped and unstable. The pilot, hostile to Dickens, said he would not read any of the novelist’s stories.
The soya bean is used by the Chinese and in France a milk substitute is made from it. The bean makes white cheeses from curd and is valuable but inferior as a milk substitute due to its starch content. It contains much fat and is not ideal for that purpose.
A collection of Norman charters sold in England linked to Baroness Beaumont shows crosses by William the Conqueror and Matilda. The 1067 to 1079 grant to St Stephens church at Cien mentions witnesses including William and Matilda and Beaumont kin. Some see this as proof of illiteracy. others note kings sometimes used crosses.
A noted scientist argues gold was the first metal known to man due to native occurrence. Objects from a royal Egyptian tomb at Negada possibly of King Menes’ era include gold pieces, a bead, a button, and near pure copper wire, about six thousand years old.
The bulletin explains avian tuberculosis is widespread in the United States, mainly in the North and West, with slow onset and high mortality. It discusses transmission through infected birds, premises, or eggs, and notes human risk is low. Prevention relies on slaughter, disinfection, and burning of heavily diseased birds.
A historical pest control formula explains mixing two gallons of kerosene with one gallon of water one pound of soap and one pint of carbolic acid. Dissolve soap in hot water, add kerosene and acid while hot, churn ten minutes, then add six gallons of hot water and apply with a spray pump to walls floors roosts and fences.
An ad promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan claiming it restores weak blood by increasing red blood cells. It argues strong blood brings vigor and color, and that regular use improves strength, energy, and overall health. Sold in liquid or tablet form, with the same medicine.
Chairman Lasker discusses offense claims while recalling a gaunt vinegar faced woman at Wawa station who demanded a Chester Heights ticket. The ticket agent asked if single and the woman retorted with steel like eyes and sharp words about marriage, pride, and grubstake.
Cuticura for pimply faces advises smearing with Cuticura Ointment then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes. Daily use is recommended to keep skin clear. The ad also mentions Cuticura Toilet Taitcum.
A traveling man in a hot, screenless restaurant observes the proprietress shooing flies. He suggests screening windows and the door, but she wonders if it would look lazy to guests, weighing practicality against appearances in a brief humorous moment from Harper's Magazine.
The building that now houses the Library of Congress was rebuilt after fires in 1814 and 1851, expanding from a 20 000 volume loss in 1851 to a current collection near 3 000 000 items including books charts maps and music.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims vegetable herb ingredients and a sworn purity statement with every bottle and offers sample by mail for ten cents from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A humorous Brooklyn Standard Union item recalls a bachelor in his forties courting a young woman. He starts singing “Grow old with me” at the piano but the sweet young thing cuts him off, saying she won’t wait for 25 years.
Streeter confesses he wrote two notes one to his broker asking if he was being foolish and another to Miss Golding asking for marriage. A caller said yes to one of the proposals, leaving Streeter unsure which recipient answered.
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