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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
4
A call for individual action to revive business and employment outlines that consumers and shoppers empower retailers, jobbers, and manufacturers. It warns against apathy and reliance on others and urges every man and woman to take responsibility for the nation’s economic revival.
The passage urges the local newspaper to grasp leadership and argues that an economist who designs a viable people’s union would provide a valuable public service. It reflects a call for practical economic collaboration at the community level.
The attorney general will tackle graft cases before fall elections and press coverage promises sensational prosecutions. The piece mocks the likelihood of strong convictions, predicting only technical wins while accusing Daugherty and Palmer of inaction and urging the public to brace for a noisy, fireworks filled showdown.
Dr. Royal Copeland told the New York Press Club that measles could be wiped out of the United States in forty eight hours if every case were isolated for two days. He urged Congress to provide proper funds for national health authorities to publicize health matters and sanitation.
Dr M A Matthews, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Seattle, writes brief weekly articles for the EAGLE. The church is described as the largest Presbyterian church in the world and Matthews is portrayed as a leading American orator admired by clergy of all denominations.
A reflective piece notes how perceptions shape value and time as people claim shifts in meaning. It suggests social consensus drives change from currency value to happiness and prosperity, challenging the allure of joining the nobody ranks.
A public note warns residents there will be no legitimate Salvation Army solicitations this year outside the local American Legion campaign. People approached for donations should report impostors to Guy Shaughniss in Angola, as part of a crackdown on fraudsters. The message also ridicules gossip and references bootleg liquor and societal costs.
Three men share a plan to claim a hidden diamond vein after a prospector, John Brazelton, spots a prismatic glow on a cliff. Bruce Beresford and Vaclav Polski join, mark the location with chalk bullets, lower Polski to retrieve gems, and uncover a fortune proving return to civilization. The trio vows partnership and a future together with Ethel Rayner in view.
Twenty eight years ago notices recount social events. Mary Handy visited Jackson while the Ladies Aid met with Mrs Vina Hulse. A Powell Powelson home social raised 43.25 with Fremont band music. Jessie Wolf attended Tri State normal. Irma Heller cut her hand at Ackerman's grocery. Jay Stroh bought the Twomley barber shop. Memorial service featured special music by local women and Philip Michael with Henry Gripman.
Fifteen thousand perch minnows were placed in Hamilton Lake last week. The town reports residents and visitors, including Elks Lodge founder Garrett and Exalted Ruler Russell M. Mountz. A Coldwater slumber party disturbed neighbors. multiple residents visited Fort Wayne and Pasadena by telephone. Street paving progresses with clay removal and a new washing plant. West Toledo Street will be paved first as crews prepare grading and surface work.
London Standard argues Britain should lead the world in telephone development, noting the U S faces vast deserts and mountains to bridge, with poles exposed to savages bears and blizzards. It contrasts dense eastern cities with Britain's advanced systems and unfamiliar dangers.
All persons knowing themselves in debted to me are requested to settle by cash or note by the third of June. This notice appears in the public record of R L Wade M D and urges prompt settlement of all claims.
Mrs. W. R. McNaughton hosted a party on Hull Street for her daughter Miss Avis for her eighteenth birthday. About twenty guests attended and played games. The rooms featured snowballs spirea and iris decorations and each guest received a flower souvenir. Ice cream and cake were served.
Town Marshal George Brown has repaired several catch basins this week. The east side drain on South Wayne street was opened and the tile cleaned and relaid after roots clogged the system. Old cemented joints failed, breaking many tiles during removal.
Quincy Michigan starts a chau tauqua from July 2 to 6. Montpelier Ohio reports 27 high school graduates. Ohio issues 540000 auto license plates. Coldwater High School graduates 57 students 14 boys 43 girls. Over $1000 in silks stolen from F C Kaiser Son Eden Ohio. no clues. Raymond Mast and Virgil Bercaw Bethel Center struck by lightning under a tree. both rendered unconscious.
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