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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
7
A Parisian schoolroom anecdote recalls a mistress startled by a pupil's illness as the girl explains she misread a bottle marked three drops for an infant six for an adult and a spoonful for an emetic. The text then shifts to a brief remark about Damascus being encircled by a dilapidated wall six miles in circumference.
A reflective note on bold bets and cautious steps in pursuit of fortune. The line suggests appetite for risk in financial ventures and personal risk taking.
A reflective observation contrasts unseen gradual corn growth with visible harvest. The quote highlights imperceptible progress in nature and in journalism, noting victories of the press unfold through time rather than sudden display. De Quincey style reflects on quiet, steady advancement.
Aged readers may benefit from Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic. It purifies blood by removing waste and boosts vitality to fight illness. Available in liquid or tablet form, it has thirty years of physician endorsement and suits all ages from childhood to old age.
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a sure laxative for infants and children. It promises a cleanse of the liver and bowels within hours, noting a teaspoonful can prevent sickness tomorrow and urging mothers to buy genuine, with directions on the bottle.
In a brief, humorous exchange two men debate the man’s poverty based on clothing. One argues he is very poor. the other suggests his wife's taste in dress reflects better finances. The quip captures judgments of status through attire.
In a brief exchange, one speaker laments a “net diet” and asks how others like it, while the other notes they miss the gravy. The fragment hints at a light kitchen or dining room moment.
A Portland armory contract went to a bidder at 37 325 dollars. Work starts when weather allows. Indiana towns join Jeffersonville fire department funding for equal protection. A triple wedding occurs at the Smith home.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics and guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running. It instructs buyers to tell the druggist fabric type before use. The other item is a light joke about a bakery job seeker who refuses a low roasted wage.
The advertisement urges taking aspirin only as labeled by Bayer. It emphasizes the Bayer Cross symbol as a sign of genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over twenty-one years and instructs readers to follow safe directions on each package.
A grocer notes a woman's complaint about long waits, and just the day before she criticized short weight. The sequence shows a demanding customer with changing grievances.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder troubles and may not realize it. The ad claims Swamp Root restores kidney health and urges sending ten cents for a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer and Co at Binghamton New York, with other sizes available at drug stores.
Police Chief Charles Fitzmorris denounces corrupt cops and bootlegging rings while recounting a New York profiteur who relocated with his family and spent lavishly to gain social prominence. He recalls a society leader's joke about Mr Blane endlessly climbing to reach society.
An elderly Frenchwoman left most of her estate to charity and a bequest to her cat Minnette. A 17th century case notes cats as frequent legatees with Jeanne Felix Dupuis gifting two cats meat broth served on individual plates, a provision contested by relatives as evidence of a feeble mind.
Rumors of a hidden skeleton linger as family members recall noises in a closet and a rattling sound from the garage while rumors of synthetic feathers and rubber being produced from yeast glycerine tar and water surface.
Edison has produced nickel thinner than paper and a book printed on it. The remarks contrast belief in replication despite prior achievements.
London Times notes instinctive obedience in birds as two thrush chicks emerge near a nest. Rob inson witnesses one egg cracking from inside as a chick cheeps then halts when the mother returns with a sharp cry, illustrating pre hatch obedience.
Blake So Reggie files for divorce citing nonsupport as the grounds. The text contrasts two social types the Willers and the Cant ers and ends with a curt statement about personal choice.
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