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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
7
Advert keepsake urging mothers to guide girls through adolescence avoiding danger from cold wet feet heavy lifting and overwork. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from Mrs Katheryn Lynd and others, claiming benefits for fatigue weight loss and general well being. It invites requests for a free private text book on women's ailments.
A reader reports a humorous Irish gardener compliment about a photograph and a quip from King Oola J Boulu of the Cuanibar isles. The missionary meets a wary king who judges readiness to serve with a sharp line.
Classified notices list pecan prices and delivery terms from W. K. Baird of Barnesville Georgia, with reference to Arnion & Co Chicago. Also seeking agents and women for fancy work, with materials provided and good pay. Galeemanagers sought for commissions, Buckley Spity & Machine Co Lima Ohio.
Quote dialogue reflects belief in heredity and family patterns as children compare thoughts with parents. The exchange presents a view of learned behavior from one generation to the next in a concise, parliamentary tone.
A vintage advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy for children with constipation colic and illness. It urges mothers to give a teaspoonful to cleanse the bowels and notes the product is safe for babies and children of all ages with instructions printed on the bottle.
In a Boston Post paragraph a young man bursts into an elderly spinster's room and asks Miss Oldcake to marry him. She agrees after a breathless moment, joking that she feared he favored her younger sister. He replies that his aim was now focused on her, not the sister.
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment weekly promise a clear complexion clean scalp and soft hands. Include Cuticura Talcum for a fragrant addition. Advertisement touts the trio while noting silence may affect domestic happiness.
A short advertisement urges buyers to tell grocers Red Cross Ball Blue when purchasing bluing claiming long term benefits. It notes that the after effect of experience counts and once tried always used.
Indiana groups plan conventions at West Baden Springs and Seymour. Coal mine cave-in near Princeton injures none fatally. State utility merger rehearing denied. Gov Goodrich sails for famine relief in Russia. County farm bureaus discuss financing and marketing. Tax and purchasing agents agendas move forward in multiple counties. Wheat prospects look good as farmers prep fields. Public sales and grain markets feature steady prices. Legislative redistricting challenges lead to court action.
English tests show factory workers gained 5 to 15 percent in efficiency after factory windows were cleaned according to Scientific American.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a superior cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims rapid gentle relief from a vegetable compound and offers a 10 cent sample by mail from Binghamton NY with paper mention.
A reflective note suggests greed consumes wealth and power while time passes. Moonlight stirs ambition, yet the unfulfilled seeks means to act, leaving action undefined as years roll on.
Mr B J Reefer launches a nationwide puzzle contest offering 35000 first prize 2500 second prize and 103 other cash awards totaling 105 prizes. Entry is free with a 35 000 letter S puzzle picture available on request from Reefer at 9th and Spruce Philadelphia. Vitamin health claims accompany the prize offer.
A witty quip about pleasing crowds wins the loudest applause as a speaker is praised for telling the crowd what it wants to hear. The remark notes bakers call flat gridded pancakes flapjacks and that the flap adds interest to the work.
A veteran railroad engineer is approached by a young automobile salesman who extols a car’s virtues. The engineer answers with a dry quip noting he has never owned a car because he has hit many of them.
A Richmond Times Dispatch tale describes a man in thrall to a woman on the silver dollar. His devotion unites morning dreams and nightly fantasies yet fails to bring happiness as he remains a miser.
The presid ing elder cites an old adage about health while Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge Arkansas bristles. He claims his children prefer using rocks to tending a baby and fear a new infant with the doctor. The Kansas City Star quotes the exchange ending with a note on individuality.
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