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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
6
Dr. Max Wilson faces a heavy penalty for his faithless stance to Sidney. Car lotta Harrison’s influence resurfaces shaping events, and Sidney is deeply involved as the full truth about K. LeMoyne emerges.
In a country drive Joe Drummond and Le Moyne contrive to leave the city for Cuba hopes after a tense ride. A quiet supper at the White Springs hotel steadies Joe as K. gently reassures him and discusses influencing Joe’s mother. Joe grows calmer, smoking continually, before sleeping.
Carlotta schemes to preserve Sidney’s engagement while Max Wilson, under Le Moyne’s influence, takes Sidney to Schwitter's. Joe Drummond frets as whispers of the Wilson-Sidney link ripple through the garage crowd. Carlotta plots illness as a cover if their escapade is exposed, to save Sidney’s future.
In a tense social gathering at Schwitter's, Carlotta feigns illness to hide from a looming scandal. Schwitter and Wilson escort her inside as a doctor is called. A violent confrontation erupts when Joe, seeking the truth, shoots Wilson on the upstairs landing, ending the scene as Carlotta hides.
In a tense hospital scene Doctor Ed Wilson faces a delayed operation as Max lies wounded and undischarged, while Carlotta and the Lamb react with fear. The staff drink coffee and ponder the unseen risks as K waits to learn who aided the injured man and Sidney’s fate remains uncertain.
Carlotta learns an Edwardes operation may save Sidney after Doctor Edwardes dies. Staff rally in panic while the night watchman brings coffee and the Lamb delivers news that a new medical team will pursue the bullet. Sidney, sensing the shift, braces for a dangerous procedure.
The St Louis, first armed American passenger ship to cross the Atlantic, arrived safely at its destination with Secretary Daniels and officials noting no details were released. Passengers recalled rumors of three British destroyers firing near the vessel and oil on the water, signaling possible submarine activity. The ship left New York March 17 with 31 passengers and 394 crew members, including 131 Americans.
Washington reports House Foreign Affairs members Flood Harrison and Ragsdale conferred with Secretary Lansing on Monday over espionage and censorship bills and potential aid to France. Lansing signaled two options: financing the war through a large bond issue or sending a military force to the French front, with the bond plan likely to be urged most.
The United States becomes the first nation to formally recognize the new Russian government. Ambassador Francis called on Foreign Minister Millukov, then presented congratulations at the Marinsky Palace with his staff and the naval and military attaches.
Indianapolis March 26 The annual Four mile automobile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was canceled by James A Allison secretary treasurer of the company due to threatening war conditions He said the recently built plant for racing car manufacture would be turned over to the government for airplane motor production
The liner Baltic has arrived in Liverpool from New York, according to advices to the officers here. The ship left New York on March 13.
Kansas City workers at Helm brewery compelled a German American colleague to resign after he refused to salute the American flag displayed at the brewery. The incident occurred as tensions over patriotism and loyalty surfaced among employees.
London report states all United Kingdom clocks will advance one hour at 2:00 a.m. on April 8. Clocks will be renaved, marking the start of daylight saving time. note the notice includes the standard transition details and timing.
A section foreman learns a worker has rabbit meat and asks for a share. The man claims a steady supply, saying a rabbit comes to his house every night, makes a catlike sound, and he shoots it. The joke ends with the foreman satisfied by the unexpected source.
An advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff and stop hair loss within ten minutes and, after weeks, regrows new hair. It describes using a cloth to comb a strand through hair, making it appear light, fluffy, and lustrous, and urges buying a 25 cent bottle from any store.
A humorous exchange features Mrs Barton asking about faith in life insurance and Mrs Grill replying she has realized ten thousand from two husbands, noting neither was good. The remark frames triumph as restraint in victory with a Cyrus quote.
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