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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
6
A quirky excerpt contrasts Valuables and King Midas with a consolation about work. An advertisement promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a gentle tonic and purgative, emphasizing vegetable ingredients. A wry joke about a collision and rolling stock follows.
Hortense took her dog Fido to a party with several other dogs. On returning home the mother asked if she enjoyed it. Fido barked constantly and would not let the other doggies speak. The child says the party was dreadfully ashamed of Fido, and that plain truth is better than rhetoric.
A sensational promotion describes Bulgarian Blood Tea as a century tested tonic. It claims to prevent sickness, restore vitality, improve digestion, circulation, and complexion, and cites a Pittsburgh businessman’s testimonial along with widespread usage during the influenza era.
Antwerp, battered by wars and sieges, rose again and grew from 55,000 in 1570s to about 290,000 by 1904, with a busy harbor and a wealth of art in its museums. The city endured iconoclasm, the Spanish Fury, and later conflicts but preserved its merchant power, culture, and religious tolerance amid centuries of upheaval.
A National Geographic communication by Baroness Aletta Korff describes Finland’s early suffrage success. It notes educated women, coed schools, and that girls entered university in 1878, with progress halted by the war. The piece links Finnish progress to broader U.S. suffrage interest.
A Maynard Owen Williams analysis argues Syria’s independence and new rail lines connect it to Mesopotamia and the Nile, making Alexandretta and Haifa pivotal. The article notes changing control amid English French, Arab Turkish and Zionist tensions, with language and race shaping Levantine politics.
The article traces Romania's long medley of power struggles from Prince Carol’s role to independence after the Russo-Turkish War. It covers protectorates, union of Moldavia and Wallachia in 1861, abdications, and shifting borders including Bessarabia and Dobrudja. It notes San Stefano, Berlin, and Romania’s costly wartime stance and its limited gains.
A Canadian government study and public discussion consider converting Arctic and subarctic regions into a reindeer meat industry. The piece recalls how reindeer were introduced to Alaska in the 1890s when Dr. Sheldon Jackson urged imports to stave off native food shortages, leading to congressional funding and ongoing government support through 1900.
Tommy Brown, not studying pel manism, asked a grocer for a cup of honey but forgot the item. The grocer suggested options while the boy, with brain like a sieve, asked his plump wife for help. He joked about buckling his wife to his back to carry her home in the cup.
Mrs Corntessel asks if a political speaker will address the high cost of living. Hiram says yes, noting the speaker’s appetite shows he will take a personal interest in the issue.
A National Research Council report compares meat and milk nutrients and energy recovery. It notes 18 percent of grain protein and energy feeds into cow milk, versus 3 to 4 percent into beef, and highlights minerals favoring milk. The piece warns beef profiteers as the public contemplates milk as a beef substitute.
A reporter seeks Mr. Grabcom for his views on the European situation. He dismisses the idea, stating he is not competent to discuss the matter and mentions an unclear reference to a poet or musician connected with Wiume.
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