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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
7
Dr. W. A. Evans warns a future influenza epidemic will be harsher than the 1918 and 1895 outbreaks. He urges following medical guidance, cites Turpo as a preventive germicide, and advises bed rest and medical care if flu symptoms appear. The ad promotes Turpo as a preventive, not a cure.
A special British commission continues to wind up the affairs of the Great Exhibition of 1851 at the Crystal Palace London amid delays and administrative hurdles affecting final settlements and assets.
A humorous exchange unfolds with a newspaper ad for a sensible dog and a jargon filled dialogue about a watch. The dog is described as honest and loyal while the watch talk covers timing, jewels, and a claim of solid gold craftsmanship. The vignette captures light local color and character.
A World War I soldier recalls American tactics of relentless pressure to force the enemy out of its dug in position. He cites continuous hammering on all fronts as the path to victory and credits James Whitcomb Riley’s “Keep a-pluggin’” motto for inspiration.
A visitor asks about fishing and is told by a village lad to ignore a sign that says trespassers will be prosecuted and to cross a field to a pend with a board forbidding wishes, revealing a humorous misdirection about warnings and virtue.
The Indianapolis chamber of commerce approved a $10,000 contribution to a fund for a permanent American Legion home in the city. The report also notes various Indiana figures, crimes, and civic updates from across the state, including deaths, appointments, and economic activity.
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