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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
8
A militant suffragette on trial in England prompts spectators to provoke the magistrate with bounding shoes flour bags and pamphlets on his brow to bias the court and mental strain the proceeding.
Breeders Gazette extols country life for magnates and workers alike, arguing that farm work brings fundamental understanding, sobriety, reverence, and hopeful optimism. It contrasts open fields with city monotony, claiming life is in growth, birds, trees, and farm livestock.
A 19th century magazine urged government action to align farmer credit with merchants and manufacturers. It argued farmers, a quarter of the population, pay high interest while savings banks grow, calling for government loans at a lower rate to boost farming and national prosperity.
The Engineering Record notes the stevedores strike in New Orleans against electric trucks for freight between ships and warehouses. It casts the dog barking at progress as a faint symbol of futile objection and argues motor vehicles are here to stay as others quickly adapt to the new conditions.
Excerpted testimonial and assorted ad copy lines describe a leading New York City dancing expert praising ALLEN'S Forecast antiseptic powder for feet. The text also includes product pitches for eye remedies, cosmetics, and general lifestyle quips with dated slang and ad slogans.
The Agriculture Department and state highway authorities conduct a 100 county study to identify best and worst practices in local road building and maintenance. It seeks uniform accounting, cost efficiency, and use of local materials, with cooperative guidance from highway engineers and officials. It also notes sunshine requirements for earth roads and sun exposure.
The story highlights a good road improving market access for farms, increasing property value whether selling or living there. It emphasizes how better transportation links bring buyers, boost land prices, and make rural areas more attractive for residents and investors.
A proclamation warns against building near stream beds and damp marshy grounds to avoid overflow. It stresses that highway planning is not merely local but a concern for every citizen and for the entire state.
Two men ponder a painting of General Lafayette on a prancing horse as allegorical figures of Victory and a robe appear. They joke about clothing and seasons, then interpret the scene as a soldier stealing a woman's cloak, dropping his sword, and the woman seeking to reclaim both.
A Seymour Missouri reader recounts prolonged eczema on scalp and body, claiming Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured him in two weeks after years of failed treatments. The ad notes Cuticura products were sold worldwide with a 32 page Skin Book available by mail.
A simple gardening tip states that exposing roses to water at 122 degrees Fahrenheit will kill rose bugs without damaging the roses. The note frames this as a precautionary plan for rose care and pest control.
The page features a Birmingham Age-Herald quotation about sincerity amid creditors and a note praising Red Cross Ball Blue laundry products. It includes a storefront claim that the blue product delights the laundress and is superior to liquid blue, with Ady as the distributor.
Western Canada exhibits growing wealth from oil gas and coal deposits. Calgary reports wells producing up to 2000 gallons per hour and discoveries across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba hint at paying quantities. Grain crops show strong growth with June conditions favorable.
Excerpts highlight Dobbs called extraordinary yet modest about Mexico knowledge. A fat woman's idea of no gentleman is a mutt who asks her weight. A stark ratio notes five divorces per every Kansas marriage.
Eldon Missouri woman describes years of displacement and pain then credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and well being. The ad urges others to try the remedy for displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache indigestion and nervous prostration. For sale everywhere Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn MA.
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