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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
6
When chest tightness and sharp pains signal inflammation and congestion use Begg's Mustarine for penetrating heat. Apply at night, cover with a cloth, and expect relief by morning. Advertises a grand remedy praised by users. 30 cents. S. C. Wells & Co. LeRoy, NY.
The United States Department of Agriculture presents patterns for white and other sauces. It explains thickening liquids with starch such as flour or cornstarch and outlines methods to prevent lumping while creating versatile base sauces for pork chops and puddings.
A kitchen guide describes four white sauces and their use for dressing vegetables, cream toast, and as bases for soups and croquettes. It notes thickening effects, suggests filing recipes in a kitchenard index, and mentions cornstarch as an optional substitute in a two thirds flour proportion.
A boy or girl earns money in agricultural or home economics clubs by poultry keeping gardening or canning or carries out home projects through the vocational school. These enterprises teach thrift practically and should not interfere with school work or physical development.
The article advises cooling cakes cookies and bread before storage and scalding and airing containers. It suggests avoiding mixing portions from different baking batches and using steam to de-wrinkle garments. It warns against storing fresh meat in paper as it absorbs juices and is unhealthy.
Practical advice on household care including drainage in plant repots boil water before cooking macaroni protect delicate glassware by edgewise immersion dry shoes with paper near heat and store new pairs to maintain shape using potato ricer for creaming butter and saving time waste not food and prefer cheaper seeded oranges over pricey navels
Truman H. Newberry junior U S senator from Michigan is convicted of conspiring to violate election laws in 1918. He receives two years in prison and a $10,000 fine and vows to keep his seat unless the Senate or Supreme Court acts. Co-defendants include his brother John S. Newberry and 15 campaign managers.
Secretary Houston warned that reducing income and excess profits taxes for 1920 and 1921 would be unsafe. He urged tax simplification and a final settlement mechanism to avoid back taxes being collected with current levies, noting disaster potential in a future industrial depression.
The Maryland house of delegates adopted the Jones bill opening it to amendments on the third reading after agreeing changes to satisfy Delegate Gambrill. Governor Ritchie approved the amendments, which push the act’s effectiveness to the Supreme Court ruling on states powers or Volstead enforcement constitutionality.
A nationalist revolt in Turkey is led by Colonel Jartayar who commands Thrace and has set up an independent government at Adrianople. The movement aims to reject the armistice terms and spreads across Asia Minor, with a proclamation denouncing the alliance peace and threatening force against coercion.
Evidence shows the Chicago district has 31 more $1,000,000 incomes this year, bringing the total to 731 residents paying taxes on incomes of $1,000,000 or more. Officials say the rise is the largest in the country for any district.
Fashion writer notes gloves and sleeved dresses offered for spring may or may not be welcomed by consumers. The article suggests consumer taste will determine if the glove question is settled and mentions women with truly pretty style.
A patient asks if the doctor treated a swelling. the reply confirms yes with a quip that the doctor included the treatment in the bill. The exchange illustrates humor around medical costs and physician charges.
In a spirited exchange Miss Day and Mild Colteration discuss whether a local figure labeled parlor socialist will become openly communist. Day skeptical. Colteration characterizes the person as a mild, shrinking violet rather than a radical.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a dandruff remedy and hair loss treatment. It claims a small bottle from a local drug store will remove dandruff and stop hair shedding after several applications. It promises shinier thicker hair and restored scalp vitality by morning.
A tense editor reporter exchange highlights journalistic language choices. The editor rebukes the reporter for neutral phrasing and urges dramatic wording to imply bias toward a political candidate. The scene underscores standards for objective reporting and the dangers of loaded verbs.
A Nashville woman, working in an Indianapolis music store, recalls a customer who, after hearing several pieces, asks to hear Caruso. The customer remarks she had heard of Crusoe and Friday but did not know he sang.
An authority warns regular meat consumption may cause kidney trouble by overworking kidneys and causing back ache and urinary issues. Jad Salts is recommended to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acidity, and relieve bladder disorders, marketed as safe and beneficial.
A new wireless emergency device allows ships in distress to ring bells on nearby vessels without an on duty operator. Ships with a special transmitter can call others within range, triggering a bell on the called ship. Immediate attention to S. O. S. calls is a key claimed use.
O Hara views his friend Clancy dead and jokes about heaven and purgatory. A outraged friend challenges the humor as the piece reflects wartime irony and mortality in The American Legion Weekly.
The remark notes that in a million years nature may pause and not reproduce megafauna like mastodons, implying long spans between major evolutionary events and the end of this Ice Age era.
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