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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
2
In Steuben County residents push for local road funding while others argue counties should pay. A New York conference mocks Billy Sunday as "expensive" and "undignified". his retort says ministers should not lose their temper. Ambassador Page reports London press misquoting an after dinner speech, noting champagne may loosen tongues.
The article argues against drafting unemployed vagrants into the army or navy to reform them and cites Civil War tests where recruited “thugs” harmed only their own. It warns war taxes fall on productive citizens, not degenerates, and stresses the cost to farms, workshops, and schools.
A diary fragment recounts May entries between a woman and Billy, detailing lamp shopping, quarrels, and reconciliation. She recalls country visits, an elderberry wine cure, and two grape lamps received with affection, ending with Billy kissing her and presenting the ring again.
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