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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
4
Cooperative farm products marketing agency statement or notice appears in fragmented OCR text. No clear event or details emerge to define a full summary with dates places or actions.
In Inniskeen County Louth Ireland John Quinn the schoolmaster leads a community focused cooperative society. The group provides affordable seed manure and implements with a 54 percent loan rate to members and 3 percent on deposits while 600 members share a simple office at the school. The system funds land tenure improvements and farm upgrades, illustrating how cooperative credit expands rural prosperity and reduces bank dependence.
The Indiana Teachers association history section closed its session at the Claypool hotel Indianapolis by electing officers for its leadership and naming committees to prepare for the state centennial. Moran of Purdue University is president with Chadwick of Gary as vice president and Graham of Indianapolis as secretary treasurer.
Indiana miners select delegates from District No 11 and No 8 to attend the Philadelphia conference. Operators association also names delegates and alternates. State Bowling Meet set for Gary from April 8 to 25 draws interest as bowlers anticipate the Steel City event. Gary touted as a young man’s town with preparations for a large entry list.
A historic note reports sixty towns in Germany employ policewomen. Separate ad content promotes Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops and Dr. Pierce's Pellets as remedies for coughs, constipation, and feverish symptoms. Mothers are urged to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children with teething and stomach issues.
A quirky note emphasizes thrift in coal use as a child plays in the coal bin. Adults advise washing the child to remove coal dust and to save all coal dust for future use, reflecting a resourceful but odd domestic tip.
Geordie trudges along with a wheelbarrow when he meets the vicar who suggests pushing it. Geordie shrugs that he is tired of the sight of it, implying weariness with the burden.
Henry Ward Beecher tours Dr. Alexander at Princeton and admires a polished cabinet holding his sermons from a long New York ministry. The presiding Presbyterian president explains it was a gift from his people, and Beecher quips that the cabinet marks a dry spot in case of another flood.
Ralph Nevill mocks food faddists in Fancies Fashions and Fade. He recounts luncheon where a vegetarian guest supposedly eats only plants, while his wife reveals the dishes are infused with meat juice. The quip highlights a paradoxical diet and the wife’s sly control over meals.
A veteran teacher recalls chronic coffee poisoning from years of public school work and praise for Postum after trying the product. She credits Postum with eliminating coffee cravings and improving health, urging readers to try the beverage and request The Tread to Wellville.
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