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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
7
In a sharp exchange Crabshaw asks about truth behind reports of income tax dodging. Newrich denies the claim, calling it a libel and claiming repeated but unsuccessful attempts to evade taxes.
A verse from Romans 4 16 to 18 speaks of faith against hope and grace through Abraham as the father of many. An advertisement hypes Red Cross Ball Flue to keep cloths white, claiming spotless towels and fabrics until wear.
The notice cites chorus girls in the aisles and warns society people arrive late. An ad touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills promising regularity without ripping. A philosophical line notes birds fight in flocks while the eagle fights alone.
Indiana towns report large families, governance changes, legal actions, and public works. Greencastle elects officers for Methodist Home. Jeffersonville sees raid cases. Gary reinstates a detective. numerous town updates cover armory plans, hospital gifts, safe crackers, peppermint oil production, and school district activities.
Readable excerpts tell of middle age woes and use of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with testimonials from Mrs. Rosenstein and Mrs. Livernor in Philadelphia and Detroit. The text notes nervousness hot flashes and memory lapses as common menopausal issues and promotes the remedy as restorative and non drugged. It mentions a book on women’s ailments and a French appeal to recover cathedral fragments.
The London waterworks system will soon hold the world’s largest reservoir, under ten years of construction and nearing completion with a capacity of 6.5 billion gallons.
In a dialogue Miss Cayenne declares a flamboyant man’s airs stem from liquor wealth, labeling him a bootlegger whose ostentation mirrors his alcohol riches.
A humorous exchange ponders why Santa Claus wears a beard linking the joke to Christmas neckties. The brief vignette uses playful dialogue between a parent and child to evoke holiday irony.
The Auxiliary of the American Legion claims to be the fastest growing women’s organization in America with 140,000 members across 48 states Alaska Hawaii the Canal Zone Cuba and Mexico. It is organized into 5 089 posts. The remarks contrast aims with actions urging clear purpose and focus.
A brief quip notes a necklace described as solid ivory and a witty exchange about its fit on a person, followed by an aside on optimism linking to inexperience. The fragmentary Lou Louisville Courier Journal tone hints at a light, domestic moment without broader context.
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