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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
16
A New York America clipping notes a high tension dressing room or pep house at the Palace theater. A Tesla coil and copper wire walls energize performers before going on stage, promising heightened readiness and enthusiasm for the act.
A comic tale set in Piccolo Town follows Madeleine a bold Senorita who flouts social norms. Her extravagant party erupts into chaos as refined guests, black tied elites, and regionals clash, ending with her exile and a grim warning about daring social excess.
A humorous Florida reminiscence contrasts land prices before railways with a notary fee joke. An old Florida cracker seeks a quarter section deed, asking about the charge and receiving a quip about a quarter and a bald fee as the exchange unfolds.
A fragmentary guide from Palm Stock and Farm by S R Crawley explains how to use a road grader for grading soil. It covers positioning the grader, starting at the center, moving earth up the grade, and carting scrapings away. After finishing, use a harrow and packer to compact, then drive a wagon path to follow.
A Illinois writer urges planting shade trees along country roads inside road boundaries as a public works project. Trees would improve beauty and land value while giving travelers relief from heat, with proper care and trimming to prevent mud after rains.
A London Times report notes Doctor Szekely at Saint Stephane Hospital Budapest successfully transplanting up to 50600 hairs in a patient using fine gold wires to anchor hair strands. Each graft uses multiple punctures, with rapid implantation and natural appearance. No severe inflammation occurred within ten days, and treated patients could wash and comb as usual.
In Granton Wisconsin a sister describes a deep spreading skin rash that started as pimples and grew into a red, sore, itching condition on the face and ear. It troubled her sleep, persisted for months, and finally cleared after two months of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The letter is dated April 7, 1914 and advertises Cuticura products.
The piece argues that some people resist progress clinging to old technologies like the axle wheel and domestic looms. It condemns wasting money on roads without proper drainage and urges modernization and infrastructure improvements.
In Unionville Missouri Mrs Martha Seavey describes severe female troubles nervous spells and weakness then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength She urges others to seek help and notes the company answers letters confidentially in Lynch Mass
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