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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1917
Page
5
An advertising excerpt touts Cascarets for bilious headaches and foul digestion. It claims a 10 cent box cleanses the stomach and bowels overnight, easing headaches and improving liver function. The piece ends with a cheeky literary aside from the Birmingham Age-Herald.
An unnamed actress shares a home remedy for gray hair using water Bay Rum Barbo Compound glycarine and a small box with instructions included in each box This ad promises darkening of gray hair without scalp staining and no flaking The gag about an age joke follows an elderly millionaire jest at a club.
A neighbor visits a great alchemist amid flame and vapor and asks about the philosopher's stone. The alchemist replies he has paused that quest to pursue more urgent aims seeking the unbreakable promise and the unlearnable scrap of paper.
Obilo State Journal cites Randolph Bourne criticizing American colleges for being impersonal and materialistic, urging institutions to prioritize the spiritual over the intellectual in youth training for true educational ends. The piece argues education advances when spirit dominates intellect.
Sidney, caring for an ill mother, confronts sorrow as Christine grows disillusioned with her fiancé. A stranger Ki becomes a roomer at the Page home where Sidney trains as a hospital nurse under Dr. Max Wilson. Max grapples with a hidden truth about Doctor Edwardes brought to light by a late friend.
Anna Page dies after a night of illness in a fraught family home. Sidney and K. comfort a grieving Christine while Palmer’s infidelity and social whirl threaten fragile futures as the household endures loss, lies, and uneasy reconciliation.
Bill and Young Howe resolve to end bachelor habits for their wedding day amid strains in marriage. Grace valued his surface image while Christine discovered his true flaws, exposing fault lines in their relationships as tensions rise in their intimate life.
Palmer Howe works to liftGrace and Christine’s strain as he proposes a drive to the Climbing Rose. Grace, recovering from illness, confronts him and asserts she does not want him back while Palmer seeks shared happiness and avoids recriminations.
A man recalls a strained confrontation with his wife about a marriage she had delayed revealing. She explains she intended to tell him but illness and fear held her back. He had prepared their flat and, despite the moment’s awkwardness, she shows a hint of happiness as they return home.
Christine decides to return to her family and pursue a divorce after discovering her husband’s true character. The move frames a decisive break and potential reconciliation options are not pursued.
A mining engineer found bauxite about 14 months ago on private properties along the Surinam river, four hours from Paramaribo. The deposit area spans 100 by 10 kilometers, with rich highland and hill outcrops. total quantity remains undetermined. the company focuses on the highland deposits.
MAT A JEWELRY and Joseph and Sons of Des Moines report promising returns from 240 acres near Champion Alberta. They harvested 10,600 bushels of wheat at Champion in 1916, averaging 44 bushels per acre for a gross $31.70 per acre totaling about $19,610. Another buyer, C. A. Wright of Milo, bought 160 acres there in 1915, netting $2,472.67 after costs from 4,487 bushels.
President Hadley of Yale argues that organized emotion cannot replace intellect and urges strict discipline and scholarship for American citizens. He says students must develop proportionate values to be ready for military service, cautioning that lack of such training could turn preparedness into danger.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy to ward off meat related ailments including kidney and liver issues. It claims benefits for stomach, kidney, and liver health, urges three capsules daily, and offers price points of 25c and $1.00 with a money back guarantee.
A child complains of a rival girl taking half the apple Bobby receives each recess. The mother questions the petty snub, while Mary admits the motive is not harm but sharing the fruit first. The exchange hints at early social play conflicts and possessive behavior among youngsters.
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment for dandruff itching and irritation followed by Cuticura Soap hot shampoo. Claims improvement by morning and advises daily Cuticura use for toilet. Offers free sample by mail from Boston address.
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