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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
5
A caller recalls a house party and asks about the brother’s fiancée Alice. The hostess describes Alice as tall and lively rather than reserved, and notes she forgot a trunk, choosing to put everything into her brother’s suitcase.
A Chicago Daily News tale recalls Alice packing a suitcase with gifts and oranges only to awaken on arrival at a station with no bag. The missing suitcase becomes a comic misadventure as she and Jennie discover the iron and hair curled in the bag, provoking laughter and a family moment.
The 1919 United States Geological Survey expedition found fossil turtles at the fossil beds. Professor O P Hay analyzed the material and described eight new species from the western region beyond the hundredth meridian.
A rural social column notes many residents and their visitors over Sunday including unions like Union Corners, Goshorn family, Jit Kinet, Mies Levers and others visiting relatives near Colanbic, Read ing, and near Read ing. It also states the rural carrier is barred from acting in politics this year and must refrain from pernicious activities.
The writer recalls boyhood summers in a Bremont area community, noting budding elm trees and fruit blossoms as spring nears. He mentions neighbors Ar and Cadlen, Mrs. Cadlen, Mr. Callen, and Mr. Bricker moving, plus old shops, a wood stove, and a desire to ride the engine fra with old friends.
A jumble of local social mentions from South California includes Woodard leasing a farm to Kay From and granting life possession in April. Couples like John Geeker and wife visit Hillsdale, Mes. Rea. Scosvi, and A. A. Cleveland hosts, while Henry Byard and others are named. An Alpine incident ends with a horse wreck, a broken bridle, and neighbors aiding to secure the animal.
Sali man Green of Michaehite Col says doctors told him two years to live with consumption. He started Dr King’s New Discovery and claims it cured his cough and lung troubles. Trial bottle offered free at LL De Casweil’s with bottle priced at one dollar.
Miss Iva Davis, long a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs James Kinsey, has returned to her residence in Billingstown, Munday.
Mr and Mrs Albright visit their son Lee in California. Abera dive with relatives Qrsun Vouren and family refer to Jackson Mich. Jay Meant moves on the Chis. Cold Water Deon family on Maret dar. Suib of Preaoul visits. Mrs Vass leaves for Fe Wayne. Jost Vital Qelo purchases. HL Smith of Clear mean Mrs Norman and Dave Vase of Snaith. Monday Wi Sith stoved his family from dea Lote os fds Corvets.
The fragment mentions residents moving between towns including Jo seph Wissens taint house in Ovid and Me. Wilson for a year, with other names like Lynn seen relocating to the S and GAL Res visiting his son Win. Tex and family, plus Mrs Heese Pothoof visiting at Her bert harass.
Community notes describe Wednesday events at Lin Cole with visits from Mr and Mrs Lewis Batka and George Sivas at Clear Lake. Families Wim Mann and kin plan a farm move near California Michigan. A Golden Wedding anniversary celebration for Mrostaith's jamal was attended at Kremont in January.
A brief note notes about 4000 flower species with 120 possessing agreeable perfume. It highlights white and cream colored blooms as among the sweetest.
A Dwight Kansas letter claims Electric Bitters cured eczema in many patients and warns of further skin problems, calling it a strong blood purifier. The note highlights benefits for eczema, boils, ulcers, and sores, plus liver and kidney support, digestion aid, and overall strength, with a money back guarantee.
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