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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
7
A lighthearted quip notes a nineteen year old insists on marriage, prompting reflections on parental influence. The ad cites Dr Peery's Dead Shot as a worm and tapeworm remedy, claiming a single dose effect and urging readers to obtain it through a druggist.
A preacher cites charity as the finest garment for a woman while a wife remarks husbands push for bills, in a Boston Transcript humor piece. A proverb notes the camel has twice the carrying power of an ox.
A year after losing the combination, D. T. McRoberts of New Castle Pennsylvania could not open his safe. Burglars broke the safe open and found no money, leaving the papers and property intact, and McRoberts expressed thanks for the break-in.
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as genuine and safe for millions with physician approval for over twenty years. It urges acceptance of an unbroken Bayer package with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain sold in 12 tablet tins and larger packages by druggists.
Pete Johnson, a carpenter on a Ho bokep meadow, tracked game for half a day then via a missed shot at a cow encountered a bear. After circling a friendly oak tree, Pete strangled the bear by grabbing its paws until the animal died of starvation. Bear meat and Bruno skin adorn the farm gates. The item awaits verification.
Farmers report relief from foot discomfort using Allen's Foot Ease powder. The advert claims the powder reduces friction, freshens feet, and soothes tired blistered feet, with widespread dealer availability. It portrays workers applying the product in their shoes for daily comfort.
A brief sentence notes a busy life with a quoted remark by a Spanish phrasing observer about the speaker’s daily pace. The fragment hints at personal reflection within a larger narrative context.
Shel by county contracts for five roads. strike ended in Lafayette. Wheat and oats prices rise across Vanderburg and Posey counties. Farmers’ federation invites Harding and Cox to speak at the Indiana state fair. Cavern collapse damages homes in Bicknell area. Coal shortages unlikely to delay wheat thrashing. dealers report supplies. Milton Farmers Bank issues under receiver with over 100000 shortage. Lake Maxinkuckee forms a fish and game group with Culver military academy involvement. Fatal and serious railway and road accidents occur near Michigan City and Shelby. Wabash county to buy coal on open market. local banks pledge in Pike county courthouse funding. Purdue and Indiana university staff changes announced. Tax appeals and county government adjustments proceed. large land sale near Greensburg. Central Indiana wage disputes affect harvest labor with asks up to 10 dollars daily.
Various items report on political shifts and war era events including nominations and speeches by leaders, labor strikes averted in Chicago, Olympic teams arriving in Antwerp, the execution of Clyde Armour in Santa Fe, and the fall of Rovno to bolshevik forces.
Reports from Eagle Pass Texas on July 8 claim 12 bridges burned south of Monolovag fuel rumors of a Mexican revolution led by Adolfo Gonzales. Local coverage links event to border tensions and possible insurgent activity.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals denied Hulett C. Merritt’s petition for rehearing. Merritt, a Pasadena millionaire, was fined $5,000 and sentenced to five months in jail for hoarding sugar during the war. The circuit court recently sustained the district court’s decision.
Market desks show modest gains in early trading with technology shares leading while health care and energy drift. Investors weigh inflation data and central bank guidance as the week unfolds.
A man asks what is meant by an embarrassment of tides to which a delegate replies he cannot say offhand and suggests querying another delegate whose campaign fund is over subscribed. The exchange reflects campaign finance complaints and humorous framing among party members.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a top remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. The ad claims quick mild relief, labels it a gentle vegetable medicine, and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Binghamton New York.
Farmer Corntessel questions the idea of a full day's work as a concept. He cites changing standards and humorously notes that his view is shaped by his upbringing. An advertisement touts Roman Eye Balsam as a remedy for tired or watery eyes.
A tale from Edward Arnold of The Storm describes a midwest show manager trimming the free list. A bell-ringer claimed two seats to avoid a curfew, joking that if he sat there the bell would be tapped lightly. otherwise the bell would ring for an hour.
A Kansas City Star report quotes a Bandy Mush citizen who recites Bud Buckover's domestic quarrel ending in gunfire. Buckover fired into the air and then shot at Lockery, hitting him in the shoulder during a tense family dispute.
In a shipboard mutiny mood, tea thirsty sailors hoped to land at Tahati for liquor. One man leaped overboard aiming for shore as the captain sent the fastest swimmer after him. A lookout tracked the chase as the sea added tension and excitement aboard the merchantman.
The readable text fragment references a Plain Truth piece with unclear shoes or event. Names, dates, and places are not readable. The record emphasizes a partial headline fragment without verifiable details.
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