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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1917

Page

8

United States urged to declare war on Austria Bulgaria and Turkey

Washington voices argue for a formal declaration of war against Austria Bulgaria and Turkey to unify Allied strategy and pressure Germany. The piece notes military leaders favor swift action, cites Allied diplomacy, and describes German destruction in French towns seen by American troops, including Sermaize and Faremont, with prison and internment details amid the war debate.

George Clinton Washington Congress Austria Bulgaria Turkey Germany United States Edward M. House Tasker H. Bliss Wilson Uncle Sam France Marne Ihgton America Sermaize Chalons Nancy Huiron Faremont Kaiser Navy Atlanta Libby Richmond

Senate debate weighs declaring war on Austria and allies

In Washington Nov 27 Senator Stone urges formal war on Austria Turkey and Bulgaria to simplify the war with Germanys allies and ease espionage measures. Senator Lewis supports the idea while urging distinction between Austrians and Hungarians as congress considers next weeks actions.

Washington Austria Turkey Bulgaria Stone Senate Foreign Relations Committee Germany Congress Senator Stone Italy France England Senate Finance Committee Lewis

Bread control aids farmer in bread pricing

The Food Administration announced that government supervision from wheat field to bakery stabilizes bread production and removes hoarding and speculation. Farmers now receive about 40 percent of the loaf price, up from under 20 percent last year. Bread prices have fallen in many cities due to this policy.

Washington Food Administration

Fix Paper Price at 3 Cents

Newsprint paper makers representing 85 percent of U S output will sell newsprint to publishers not three cents per pound at mills through April 1 after which the price will be set by the federal trade commission under an agreement with the government and six of seven Sherman act violators.

New York Federal Trade Commission

Russian Princess Flees Siberia bound for United States

Miss Tatiane Nicholaevna Romanoff, second daughter of deposed Russian emperor Nicholas II, reportedly escaped Siberia via a fictitious marriage to a former chamberlain’s son and is traveling to the United States, escorted by a British woman, per informants linked to Russian relief efforts.

New York Tatiane Nicholaevna Romanoff Nicholas Romanoff Russia Siberia United States Lviliam Relief

Boschee’s German Syrup Promises Restful Nights for Coughs

An advertisement extols Boschee’s German Syrup as a fifty one year proven cough remedy for colds and throat ailments. It claims to ease coughing, aid expectoration, and restore health, available worldwide at 90 cents per bottle. A separate humor vignette notes trivial lazy men as a political joke.

United Nature Tutt Dr. Tutt

Cuticura Ad Boosts Eczema Remedies and Bee Kiss Gag

An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema and skin itch, offering free samples by mail. A separate humorous vignette shows George kissing his sweetheart after a bee sting, defending the mishap with a quip about a hive.

Dept. L Boston George

No Wonder She Knew Button Mischief

A brief humorous exchange shows a boy admitting his mother knows the buttons are off his coat and where they are hidden, lying on his father’s trousers. The gag hinges on parental awareness and a playful family dynamic.

Tommy

Not a Valuable Prize in Honest Remembrance

Editorial note condemns the idea of prizes as remembrances of past crooked times. The writer argues silver or gold trophies would symbolize dishonesty and would be worst than any prize.

A Woman Claims She Slapped Another At A Social

The speaker recounts a quarrel with a younger man and admits she slapped her opponent after claiming she could not lose her temper. She notes she would have struck if not a lady and ends with a quip about how food costs affect a church social.

New Anuric Tablet Cure Claim Promises Backache Relief

An advertisement promotes Anuric tablets as the latest remedy for backache caused by kidney disorder. It claims toxins and uric acid injure kidneys, causing pain and eye fatigue, and urges meat reduction, water intake, and one Anuric tablet before meals. The ad attributes the discovery to Dr. Pierce and offers a trial pack for 10 cents and a large package for a price.

Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo

Doctor’s Medicine Helps Durville Resident Endure Pain

A Route 4-Adv patient writes that a treatment from Dr Anaric eased severe pain and night distress, improved mobility, reduced rheumatism, and eliminated brick dust urine, expressing gratitude and recommending the medicine to others.

Anne Marion Anaric

Army Life Says Discontent Fails to Bring Change

A reflective note on military life contrasts it with civilian existence, stating that soldiers understand discontent does not yield results. The remark frames army life as disciplined and governed by perseverance rather than complaint.

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