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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
8
A Savannah Morning News columnist describes a Sunday encounter with a four year old child on a front step. The piece highlights the child's innocence, a casual crossfire about parental rights, and ends with a jab at the idea of decree giving the child to the mother.
Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered dropsy for a year with swollen limbs and tiredness. After using six boxes his swelling disappeared and he regained strength. He endorses Dodds Kidney Pills and notes continued faith in the remedy. Adv promotes 50c boxes from Dodds Medicine Co. Buffalo NY with free household hints and recipes.
An Arab asks to borrow a rope to tie up water, but the neighbor refuses. The creed is cited as allowing strange deeds with a rope when lending is forbidden, illustrating a parable on desire and permission.
The wife declares her husband innocent and capable of no deceit Then she hurries downtown to draw 17000 from the bank in savings from six months at 150 a month for the accused official.
Brief item notes a couple who wed quickly and later divorced, ending in a formal dissolution of marriage. No additional details provided.
Poem about a wife who seeks to reform her husband by banning drink, swearing, cigars, poker, and fashion. He recites her rigid changes and finally notes her own enslavement to dress and adornment. Reformers who attempt to reform others often end up trapped themselves.
Antony and Cleopatra scenes unfold with Nile sounds and palace plans for a $3 500 barge. Cleopatra chides Antony on gray hair while he clings to hair dye testimonials. Inner vanity meets mockery as plans and rhetoric clash.
A humorous piece describes a hippopotamus as a mission style animal with a huge mouth and silent when it opens it. It contrasts a plodding humorist and visitor debating jokes amid verses urging timber protection as prices rise and bark spared.
A street scene notes a boy becoming a local football star as bystanders observe and discuss fame. A woman remarks on being noticed while an observer asks how the child earned attention, highlighting a rising athletic local youth.
The English actor Robert Loraine notes American silk stockings are cheap and gleam on women here. He recalls a married man asking for pretty stockings, only to be told by a floor walker that the shop’s saleswomen fill the long counters.
Charles Judiin of 3002 Cass St St Louis Missouri describes five years of severe body and scalp itching with dandruff hair loss and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he reports instant relief and complete cure within a month and notes benefit for shaving.
A dialogue fragment shows a mother defending Mary for staying out late and planning to dismiss the servant. Char questions the timing while Little Roy asks when papa will be dismissed, with others offering pushback about control. The exchange reveals themes of parental discipline and family power dynamics.
Vintage ad copy promotes Cole's Carboli salve to stop itching and smooth skin with 25 and 50 cent sizes. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children with blurred claims and purposes.
An elderly gentleman famed for old fashion attire spoke at a mass meeting in a nearby town. After a brief speech he hurried back to his office and found a woman had sat on his silk hat, flattening it. He calmly asked if she had injured herself.
A resident of an English city insists on saying nought for O in telephone numbers. The operator corrects him by stating three double 0. When he called central the operator playfully echoed with hell-nought, and he accepted the rebuke without complaint.
A historical quote asks how a labor strike was defeated, with an answer blaming management and capital forces. The exchange frames worker struggles and the role of capital in suppressing labor action.
The fragment hints at a conversation about a labor theory with skepticism. It also notes a remark about a girl's arms having dimples and sunburn risk. No clear events or identities are provided to confirm a specific news item.
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