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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
2
The Eagle editor denounces those who engage in circulating German propaganda and expresses strong indignation at xenophobic stoking within the community. The remark frames a stance against prejudice and biased media influence.
Citizens denounce pro Germans in Steuben County accusing them of lies about government seizures while praising local volunteers who join the war effort. The piece urges loyalty against traitors and notes that Red Cross Y M C A funds and Liberty Loans are over subscribed as food shortages loom.
Article analyzes how nonworking hours influence worker efficiency. It argues that time between shifts, evenings, holidays, and Sundays affects performance and habit formation, warning that misused leisure can dull minds and unsteady hands.
Uncle Dan explains evolution of warfare from melee to modern tech and urges action. He condemns the Kaiser for war crimes, stresses total war effort, and calls for universal service without class exemptions, urging readers to lobby Congress and support food production for victory.
Monday evening November 26 at 8 at 16 Conover Street Coldwater Michigan the home of the bride's mother. The couple Mr Van Withington and Miss Grace Wahl were married by Rev E H Felton with only relatives present. They are highly esteemed and begin life together with the best wishes of many friends.
In a Republican era tone the Alexandria press urges readers to focus on patriotism and warns against promoting other agendas. The note emphasizes the high costs of running a newspaper during wartime.
A call for labor-capital cooperation argues billions are wasted annually in U S industry due to labor troubles. It claims joint efforts by wage earners and wage payers could reallocate funds for mutual benefit and end futile fights between capital and labor. The piece cites Industrial Conservation in New York.
Thomas A. Edieos predicts troubles in human engineering will attract strong attention in coming years. Edison notes a field for industrial experimentation and statesmanship opening up as industrial prosperity foundations prove solid.
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