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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
4
A dated collage of testimonial style letters and jokes references Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments. It includes a woman’s praise from Mrs Mizzono T Cume moe and a collection of humorous anecdotes and ad snippets.
Washington notes a wave of pro German rumors and misinformation aimed at harming the United States. The article asserts government efforts to locate and punish rumor mongers while debating free speech versus harm to democracy. It also discusses army morale, Americanization through drafting, and Congress's slow war measures.
The fall fashion overview praises superb salt collection styling and genteel color schemes. It highlights soft wool textures in tan beige castor gray and wine with simple cuts, draped bodices and full skirts held by passementerie. Accessories include marines scarves, fur trims, rhinestones, crystal beads, white satin slippers and a brilliants band in the hair.
A Paris shipment showcases a net evening gown with satin petticoats, a clean tailor-made line, and butterfly-like effect. It is heavily sequined with mother-of-pearl stones and rhinestones. Drawnwork filet embroidery creates a delicate lacy background for bold floral patterns and geometric motifs.
In a witty exchange, Halefeller驟 protests a $30 hat trim while Mrs. Hal Rockefeller notes the joke that men may pay far more in poker games, highlighting bluff and social banter over fashion prices.
A short ad asserts Soja Beane and Alice Pork and Beans are prepared well to please. It opens with a rude claim about a deadly disease carrier, noting yellow fever and malaria mosquitoes, typhus bodies, and then highlights the house rat as a major pest and disease transmitter responsible for plagues and great food loss throughout history.
The article notes that before the war about half the thol crystals exported from Japan went to Germany. Since the outbreak of war the United States has become the largest purchaser, followed by Great Britain, France, and British India. Prices ranged from 2 to 2.50 dollars per pound over the past five years, staying near the higher end. Advances in manufacturing kept prices stable despite rising demand since the war began.
An archery match ends with precise shot placement as competitors aim for a perfect bullseye. The event features skilled shooters and spectators observing steady accuracy despite challenging wind conditions.
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