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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
8
A dialog contrasts public and private control as Mrs Carnisee manages her husband with blunt authority. The exchange hints at power dynamics in their relationship and suggests a tense partnership without closeness or protection. The line reflects social commentary on gender influence and marital roles.
The article notes Soja Beans exceed Navy Beans in richness but cannot be baked at home. Packers of Alice Pork and Beans have discovered a method to bake them successfully. Try a can of the Alice to judge quality. Tim asks about meeting day and confirms Friday as his meatless day.
William Haase of West Park Ohio states a years long leg sore healed after using Peterson's Ointment. He cites doctors' dire prognosis and sleep loss overcome by the treatment. The maker claims many similar cures for eczema piles and skin diseases and notes the 25 cent price.
A mechanism invented by George W. Meyers of the U S Army and published in Popular Science Monthly uses two cyanide or potassium gas tanks inside a railway car. When a robbery occurs, guards open valves and fumes emit through a perforated pipe around the door, while the car remains gas tight for protection.
Washington reports outline a potential 1,000,000 man overseas force with a 5 billion surplus request to finance additional drafts. The plan foresees 500,000 in the first draft plus National Guard and regulars, with further credits to Allies and extended war taxes under consideration.
Chickasha Oklahoma July 25 The sheriff s office is investigating reports of organized armed resistance to the draft in the county s southern part. Secret meetings are said to have occurred with attendees pledging protest to the point of armed action. High powered rifles are said to have been shipped in and farmers selling cattle to buy firearms. Germany halts coal exports to Holland.
In midsummer heat, fish retreat to deep cool water while early mornings and nights bring them into the shallows. Use live bait like worms, helgramite, crawfish, and frogs. for bass seek 30 to 100 feet depth and deploy slow sinking live bait. For wall-eyed pike, troll 15 to 60 feet deep with a deep-water rig and a sinker, plan leads, and baits such as shiners or golden chub.
A portly man enters a drug store and asks for flesh colored letter paper and envelopes with flesh colored borders. The clerk misinterprets as mourning paper and quips that the man has hit it exactly, asking for a box of it.
Promote Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads with five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. Offer free sample by mail with Book from Boston. Sold widely. Advertising copy also cites social commentary and jokes about surprises and wartime dating.
A compact quip pair noting resilience of Worth despite a lean bank balance. The Detroit Free Press line about gardening humor and steady results contrasts with financial strain, suggesting a measured viewpoint on success and wealth without sensational detail.
A young Swede appeared before the county judge asking for a license not for hunting but for marriage. The judge clarified the request and the man affirmed his intent to obtain a marriage license. A humorous exchange ends with the man’s clarification of his purpose.
Fragmentary dialogue references tired standing arms and a seat of war. Mentions taxi drivers as direct descendants of Robin Hood on their fathers side. Includes a remark on civility and a corporation uniform. No clear news event or identifiable entities.
The passage jokes about fashion and ambition, noting that white shoes wearers struggle to keep them clean. It mocks the idea of endless job offices and hints that true progress toward the millennium requires more than fashion fads and plentiful offices.
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