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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
7
Advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a fifty-three year old remedy for coughs bronchitis colds throat irritation and lung troubles. Claims it aids sleep and morning expectoration and notes its American origin and wide domestic use.
Cholly forgives Gotrox for taking his daughter and wishes he had asked for more. The Detroit News quotes the exchange as a dramatic line about family and blessing.
A linen collar salesman jokes about collaritis a disease of his trade. He describes looping thoughts and dreams in circles of collars, imagining streets and stars as a merry go round of linen circles. The quip ends with a jab about money and driving force.
An American traveler recalls seeing an Indian woman on a town sidewalk who declines a photograph after a shopkeeper’s uncertainty. The squaw speaks in fluent English and signals she does not want her image captured.
A narrator notes a neighborhood proud of its culture and intellect. Residents boast of highbrow tastes and frequent Shakespeare talk, implying a social divide between cultural pretension and everyday life. The piece satirizes fame and fatherhood.
Jeffersonville enrollment hits 370 the highest in the school's history. Several officials appointed and nominated including Magnolia post master J A Allen and Samuel M Foster seeking Indiana lieutenant governor. Milroy furnace fire. Mishawaka borrows for expenses. South Bend church consecration May 8 to 10 drawing 100 officials. Boilings at East Chicago coke plant kill four. other items cover oil wells, probates, and school boards.
A humorous tale from the Los Angeles Times about a husband skipping to a campus banquet with Alma Mater leading to a playful misunderstanding. It is followed by a Civil War memory noting sweet potato coffee as an economic substitute, roasted and mashed to resemble coffee without sugar.
The Detroit Free Press notes two coeds sitting out DeWolf Hopper in The Better Ole saying golf tales bore them. Local golfers agree the nineteenth hole beat the better hole before April 2 1918. A quip explains a missive bite about hitting home with missiles.
Passengers watched as porters hurled trunks on the platform while the station master confronted a vigorous porter. He sternly warned that the rough handling was denting the concrete platform and ordered restraint.
A light column quotes a couple always in a pickle and jokes they inherit the habit from their family jars. The exchange delivers a playful note on daily life and domestic quirks.
A pithy old saying frames prudent action as timely giving of effort before opportunities sour. It cautions against delaying effort until chances slip away.
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