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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
The speaker argues cooperation helps only if all sides share effort and gains. Without mutual effort and higher personal standards, advantages vanish and profits shrink. He warns against schemes that rely on others while one party rests. True cooperation requires inner best effort from all involved.
A new stump burning method places an apparatus against the stump with a flue and blowpipe. Draft from the blowpipe turns the stump interior into coal, the fire eats the roots, and the entire stump is consumed at half the cost of former methods.
President Harding has a copy of the Marion Star on his executive desk each morning and reads it before anything else. The paper is kept folded in the left-hand corner for ready reference throughout the day.
A multi day Chautauqua schedule offers shows, lectures, and concerts. Highlights include Harold Bell Wright presented by Wales Players, Hammond’s Gypsies, Doctor William Forrell lectures, Morrison Girls Orchestra, and Intermountain Artists. Junior frolics and a local children recital accompany the educational and musical lineup.
A nostalgic roundup recalls events 28 years past including Mrs Repperd and Ella visiting Jackson, Frem ont staging a July 4 celebration, Clare Duguid visiting Ray, and frog catching by Ernest Stage and Frank McKim. Also notes a railroad strike with U S troops requested, Rev A A Foster to speak, Prof Williams to balloon ascend, and Orland Fremont ball game with fair grounds and fireworks. An Electric Hay Silo describes stored hay using metal sheets and 200 to 500 volt current to preserve hay. asbestos suits noted for fireproof work and fine spun filament used in protective clothing.
Woodrow Wilson asserts the age of oratory endures while defending human rights and national welfare. He cites 1920 figures: 511 Lyceum and Chautauqua lecturers delivering 46 368 lectures and 35 million admissions, noting Chautauqua as the free, nonsectarian public forum with broad reach.
A large meteor flashed across Virginia skies and struck a grove in the south central region. The metallic body buried several trees and spread a concussion that rocked nearby towns, leaving a low mood in the earth over a 500 square foot area.
A preacher denounces reformers as cause of war crime waves and moral decay. He condemns a so called Shorter Bible and accuses the Y M C A and Y W C A of endorsing the work, urging orthodox Christians to oppose it amid broader cultural conflict.
A chemical mix of sawdust and ashes yields boxes that are light washable sanitary non-poisonous waterproof and fireproof similar to asbestos. They can be made to various textures from hard as oak to pliable as cardboard. Cost under five cents per pound. Mrs George Griffith Mrs May Gripman and grandchild Ern visited Fort Wayne yesterday.
The 1922 W C T U Institute at Ray M E Church began with prayer and singing at 9 30 A M and featured talks on praising God, enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment, and the war on tobacco. County and local leaders spoke on ministry, health, and civic outreach, with a green ribbon and flowers given to a baby and a gold medal won in a contest. The event closed after an evening program with more addresses, a playlet, and a social supper.
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