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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
7
A Health warning cautions buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin tablets for genuine physician prescribed relief. A fourth grade pupil in Indianapolis used totem in a sentence, while a Scottish doctor links insanity to microbes after over twenty years of study.
A reflection on how rain falls on both the just and the unjust. The unjust feel no peace because their conscience pricks them, while a righteous person enjoys inner tranquility.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves Redmond D. Stephens to abandon the Chicago and Indiana coal railway division, a 162 mile line from Brazil to La Crosse, Ind. amid protests. Indiana farmers run tractors in shifts to speed corn planting as weather improves.
A vintage feature highlights a fabric blend marketed as simple to apply across silk wool and cotton garments. The item promises versatile color results with one product and practical home use.
Mark Twain is described as punctiliously honest in money matters and debt repayment, driven by a trained Presbyterian conscience to avoid any action that could invite suspicion. The piece contrasts his frugality in later-life debts with a moral rigidity in everyday choices.
The cabragoya lizard from Ceylon grows up to four and a half feet. Its skin, when tanned, yields tough waterproof leather used for women's shoes. Specimen hides were sent to the U S Department of Commerce by Colombo’s American consul for possible introduction here.
Lord Rosebery praises Thackeray as a figure of rich genius and honest aim. He notes imagination and humor shape his work, weighing mankind in a gloomy balance yet leaving hope. Thackeray bequeaths treasures of literature that may survive.
In London Answers a group of workmates argue over the identity of a large pink apple from Bill Symes coat. One claims it is Coxs Orange Pippin while others insist it is Beauty of Kent or Dutch dignon. Bill laments the fruit was his lunch.
A witty exchange notes Italian law requiring theaters to meet advertised claims while implying Americans feel no need to promise the impossible. The dialogue underscores a belief that those with more possessions demand less of others.
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt shows a housewife fainting, requests first aid, receives a powder puff, and smiles at a basket of white clothes treated with Red Cross Ball Blue. The ad notes availability at all grocers.
Hanging Cloud, a Chippewa maiden from near Rice Lake Wisconsin, earned three eagle plumes by killing three Sioux in battle during a raid that killed her father Na-nong ga-bee. She later married a white man and lived near Rice Lake for many years.
The Leatherneck column jokes about a six foot five marine and a Paris Island quartermaster finding him too tall for uniforms. The husky claims he’s twins with a shorter father and mother, sparking the sarge’s astonished, humorous reaction. Public opinion is fallible.
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