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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
2
Molly battles a blaze as the campfront burns and Wilton regains movement. They haul him toward the lake while Bowyer and the outlaws pursue. Police close in on the riders and outlaws as Molly and Wilton plan their escape amid chaos.
Wilton Carruthers faces murder charges as lawyer Bob Payne argues a conspiracy frame. Prosecutors hinge on forged checks and a missing financial trail while Bowyer Phayre and Chambers loom as suspects. Jim Betts vows to secure Will’s release with support from the town.
The article surveys Moorish traditions such as wall hands protecting against evil spirits and the sacred five. Horseshoes appear as protection as in Europe. It notes ritual ball throwing at celebrations and the strict limits on Moorish women, contrasting life with Europe.
A neighbor, upon observing the piano delivery to Jones in Plano, approaches the garden wall and inspects the scene, urging a cautious appraisal of the unfamiliar instrument and its arrival.
Kitty travels to Cold Junction to confront Bowyer over Wilton's arrest and her forced confession. Clark challenges Bowyer with a demanded payoff of 150 000 in bonds and 50 000 in cash, leading Bowyer to capitulate before venting his anger at Phayre and Mitty as the scene ends.
A National Geographic prepared overview of the Danube describes its historic role as a European highway and how World War I and shifting borders have weakened navigation and economic links. It tours Linz, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade, Kazan defile, the Iron Gates, Braila, Galatz, and the Sulina delta, noting disrupted traffic, new nations, and modern engineering feats like the Cerna Voda bridge built for 7 million dollars.
In the American Legion Weekly current events section a teacher asks who married Princess Mary and the quick-witted owner named Doug provides the answer. The brief reflects a light, gossip style item typical of entertainment notes in the periodicals.
Diamond Dyes promise simple directions for dyeing or tinting old garments and household fabrics. The ad claims rich color without spotting, fading, or running and notes specific instructions based on fabric type.
A column titled A Girl's Views laments banks as stingy with money and cautions against giving samples or handouts. The piece reflects a youthful perspective on prudence and restraint in financial generosity.
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product claiming it prevents tiny rast spots caused by inferior billing and urges readers to try it to see the difference.
A French inventor develops a governor to regulate electric furnace temperature. The device operates by the expansion of mercury with heat driving the control mechanism, aiming to stabilize furnace heat levels automatically.
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