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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
6
The Fremont Eagle notes local humor and social observations from 1914. A humor column recalls umbrellas, suffragette troubles, and a quip about longevity of water supply after a decomposed body is found in Fort Wayne reservoirs.
A feared Austrian officer published a biting novel titled Quo Vadis Austria in felin by a German house. The work paints a bleak future for Austria and targets army court and diplomatic circles. Authorities hunt the author, while his wife receives dried lemons and faded gifts in a separate divorce case cited in Armenian law claims.
In New York a man telephoned authorities claiming his wife was hanged. Police and two doctors rushed to Thomas O'Connor's home where he revealed the ruse, saying he needed a doctor for a supposed pregnancy complication.
In a sharp exchange, Squinchley and Mr. Lingerling exchange jabs about wealth and reputation. A third party chimes in noting recent newspaper portrayals labeling Lingerling as a sport and confidence game, underscoring a night of pointed banter.
The Bickleses host Evangeline for a Five Hundred club gathering that shifts from dolls to dancers as tall, confident youths fill the room. Rickles, ushered into a tuxedo, feels out of place among the towering guests as his family’s social experiment unfolds.
The passage argues that starting a business with poor capital, location, goods, sales force, reputation, and advertising dooms success. It contends that poor salespeople and bad advertising hurt sales, and merchants blame advertising for failures, saying it does not pay them.
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