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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
3
Advertisement extols Freezone as a painless corn treatment that instantly stops pain and removes corns or calluses from feet with a tiny bottle sold by druggists. It credits a Cincinnati genius and highlights low cost and lack of irritation.
Fragmentary exchange shows a character expressing strong eagerness to escape routine. The lines imply a pursuit or escape from monotony, but no concrete event, person, place, or date is provided to anchor the record.
A testimonial from Mrs. Alice M. Huntley of Galesburg Illinois credits Milks Emulsion with curing a two year cough after 15 bottles. The ad touts the product as a tasty nutrient that aids digestion strengthens the body and boosts appetite with a money back guarantee and nationwide pharmacy availability.
A patient visits an eye clinic and claims the optimist diagnosed him as fine without a proper eye examination. The doctor questions whether the visit was reported and confirms the patient did not receive a formal eye check.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming widespread user testimonials and sworn statements. It offers sample bottles by parcel post from Kilmer & Co inviting ten cent payment and requests mentioning the ad.
Joseph H. Igleheart of the Evansville association notes licenses printed for members were shown in unusually large type. He questions if the term bar implies saloonkeepers and the painter confirms the sword bar as the meaning. This reflects a curious interpretation of the phrase in local commerce.
Nelson Spaliing occupies his great-uncle Rufus Gaston's apartments as rumors of whispers frighten the Gastons during a trip. He befriends Barbara Bradford and distrusts the super. Pearls vanish from a wall safe and a blackmail plot ties Claire Bradford to an old elopement and stolen documents. Nelson pursues clues with detective Gorman after deeming a police call unnecessary.
The narrator and Barbara Bradford discover a hollow panel in a wall at the Granddeck apartment, revealing a possible hidden passage running along the hall with steps at its end. They hear distant disturbances and a scream, then a gunshot, prompting caution and a decision to consult the detective before investigating further.
A narrator and Barbara uncover a hidden wall panel and a long secret passage in the home. Barbara braves danger by crossing a ledge to reach the narrator’s room, while a detective presence looms nearby.
The article argues theater began with idol worship and Bacchus festivals in Argus Greece. It follows Danaus and Aegyptus to Egypt and Greece where riotous revelry and songs evolved into public worship, laying the groundwork for modern theater.
The Chefoo district women learned lacemaking from foreign missionaries about twenty five years ago. They hoped profitable work would follow for women and girls in their own homes. The article notes the first teaching occurred in the Cheton Cai Hsien area as the main district where lacemaking developed.
A handy device sprays yards and runs especially dry soil under poultry houses with salt water solution to keep ground moist and prevent flea breeding.
New York experiment station showed oyster shell in the regular ration boosts egg production. A pound provides lime for about seven dozen eggs. Feed oyster shell, ground bone, meat scraps, and grit in hoppers with dry mash and let fowls balance their own diet.
Many people believe turkeys are difficult to raise and fewer are grown than other birds. The main issue is poults getting chilled damp or unhealthy in the first six weeks. After that age turkeys are hardy fowls.
Fragmentary text mentions dust bath and control condition with unclear wording and missing details. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed by the readable portion.
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