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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
3
After First Gentleman Storm Prompt Sparks Mystery
A terse exchange hints at a larger event as the dialogue suggests the storm triggered key actions. The remark implies a pivotal moment occurred when someone reached home, inviting curiosity about consequences and who initiated them.
Coffee Grounds and Divorce Jokes Echo Quiet Trial
A lighthearted quip frames a marital dispute around coffee missteps and a pun on grounds. The remark hints at domestic tension while keeping the exchange playful.
Ralston Wins Senate Victory as Republicans Lose Seats
Unofficial returns from Indianapolis show Samuel M. Ralston, Democrat, elected U S senator over Albert J. Beveridge by about 35 000 votes. Ed Jackson, Republican, wins secretary of state race by about 23 000. Democrats take five of thirteen congressional districts. Other local political and social items include county chamber posts, a street car robbery, and county agriculture reports across Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Saumue. M. Ralston
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Ed Jackson
Daniel M. Link
Willan Curr
Ryker’s Ridge
Carl O. Kleapfer
Cass County Chamber of Commerce
Logansport
Monroe George
Leo M. Rogan
Ben Porter
Marton Jackson
Charles Keno
Marton
Keno
Jackson
John
Allison
Bartholomew Footy Fair and Racing Association of Columbus
Ed Marr
Rarcis Overstreet
D. M. Bottorff
Shelbyville
Claud Brown
Lebanon
Bedford
Monon Railroad
Lake County
Gary Country Club
Hammond
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Brazil
Evansville
Operaton
Hammond & Jeffers
Bartholomew County
Clarence BE. Smith
Tell City
Sarah E. Smith
C. C Hyde
Francis A. Walker
Madison County
Anderson
Jacob H. Powell
Walker
Powell
Jesse Hess
Plymouth
B. A. Trimble
Trimble
Tanlac credited with curing ptomaine poisoning patient
Geo Davis of 110 Naglee Street San Francisco says Tanlac relieved three months of diarrhea and weakness from ptomaine poisoning after trying other remedies. He reports feeling like a new man and back at work, praising Tanlac as sold by all good druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Davis
Naglee St
San Francisco
Caliz
Theg
Tanlac
No Time for a Standstill Evolution Debate
A short comic ad features Farmer Corntessel discussing evolution with a humorous quip about human improvement. It promotes Cuticura products for hand care, detailing a routine of soaping soaking drying and applying ointment with tissue, claiming Cuticura handles all toilet use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Corntessel
Thoughts Failed Him in a Quiet Neighborly Moment
Francis grew disgusted with the boy next door and walked away without a word. When praised for his temper, he said EF would have known what to say if he could think of enough to express it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Women Need Swamp-Root For Kidney Trouble Warning
Thousands of women suffer undiagnosed kidney and bladder issues, with back pain, headaches, and loss of ambition signaling kidney trouble. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and urges immediate purchase or a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Just Joffre Thats All At Quai dOrsay Station
Lord Curzon arrives in Paris and finds the Quai d Orsay elevator out of order. A station porter suggests using the freight elevator and a heavy elderly man tries to enter. The attendant explains it is Lord Curzon, but the man persists saying he is only Joffre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Curzon
Paris
Quai d'Orsay
Estes
Ile Nide
Joffre
Wireless receiving set with ultra short waves claimed
An English scientist demonstrates a wireless receiving set effective on waves under half an inch, against the usual hundreds of yards. The piece notes the device’s extraordinary merits and includes a playful exchange about going to the races to “pick up a little change.”
Bible bindings treated to ward off island worm attack
Bibles bound for the Gilbert islands are perfumed with pepper and salted with toxic substances to deter a local worm that damages bindings. The United States Bible Society shipped twelve hundred Bibles on a 15,000 mile journey to Owern Island via Sydney. Missionary translator Rev. D. firam Bingham contributed life to preparing the Gilbertese Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Islands
United States Bible Society
Owern Island
Sydney
Australia
D. Firam Bingham
Mistus Day and the Armistice Tale in the South
A reminiscence from Everyone's Magazine recounts a Black worker correcting a supervisor on Armistice Day. The scene sets a quiet moment after World War I ends as a misheard celebration unfolds.
Maay I Call You By First Name Norah Weekl
Norah Harlow Weekl asks Claude if she may use his first name while exploring naming customs. The exchange hints at a social or literary vignette focusing on formality and personal introductions.
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Claude
Norah
Harlow Weekl
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