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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1917

Page

6

Mutiny Plot Onboard Indian Chief Escalates

Hollis faces a coldly practical mutiny as McCann Liverpool and others propose sinking the ship or forcing a return to port. McCann offers a price to dock at Hamburg if Hollis cooperates, while vowing to abandon the captain and crew. Hollis agrees to a staged course with conditions including preserving Miss Carrington’s safety and autonomy aboard.

Mr. McCann McCann Hollis Fergus McCann Liverpool Red Jim Dugan Simms Hamburg Hollia New York St. Johns Ceither Perth

Compromise and Interruption Aboard the Indian Chief

On a mutinous voyage toward St Johns, Hollis and Vera Carrington contend with Fergus McCann as McCann and Liverpool seize control. Hollis warns of possible scuttling while Vera schemes to warn others and maintain silence, amid tense exchanges and looming rescue prospects.

McCann Leayard St. Johns White Liverpool Fergus McCann Lfe New York

Teaching Youth Courtesy in Addressing Elders

A discussion on changing forms of politeness shifts from the demeaning use of maam to addressing elders by name and relation. The piece argues children should say Yes or No with explicit titles such as Mr or Mrs, or refer to parents as mother or father, reflecting a more respectful mode of courtesy in social speech.

Willie Mr. Builth

Guarding Against a Leftover in a Quaint Quip

A short dialogue quotes Mr Meekton defending Henrietta keeping a pet dog a bit longer to avoid wasting food. It ends with a quip about dog biscuits. The column also includes a wry remark on charity and the tendency of the least experienced to give advice.

Mr. Meekton Henrietta Fido

Typical Optimist War Outlook Quote

A preservation of hope amid protracted conflict is noted as a typified optimistic stance. The speaker implies continued effort despite the expectation that the war would drag on indefinitely.

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