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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
5
Our Correspondence Department lists numerous weekend visits and social calls among residents of Montgomery, Fremont, Eden, Hillsdale, Ray, and nearby towns. The notes name multiple households, trips to Angola, Hillsdale fairs, and church events, with several extended families and guests featured.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a biography titled Memoirs of Napoleon focusing on European wars and key figures. The text references Baron De Nienmewal as secretary and mentions leaders like Rosen and Vasteia in a garbled manner.
Readers urged to subscribe to Collier's Weekly and The National Weekly for a bundled past issues offer. The promotion covers packing and shipping costs for the volumes and memoires, with a postpaid price of $2 for Collier's and $1.50 for The Eagle, totaling $3 for the collection.
Dorothy Neving and Camp Fire Girls arrive at a hill camp on Ben’s farm to cut hay and harvest vegetables. When Dorothy falls into a dangerous pond, elderly Pa Tisdale saves her, then the group departs with renewed admiration for the hillside refuge and a hinted marriage proposal.
A campaign item urges support for Charles K. Lane as representative, arguing for lower prices and relief from wartime controls. It criticizes current tariffs and proclaims a focus on protecting workers, farms, and consumer costs, while attacking opponents and urging public action.
A quip attributed to Mrs Hopkinson features her remark that one should forget injuries from neighbors, but she laments she cannot forget and keeps recalling she has forgotten, illustrating the comic memory error in a brief exchange.
A man who found a girl’s name and address on an egg sent a sentimental note claiming he hid the egg for a reply. The girl replied the egg was likely about six years old when she wrote her name, sparking a curious exchange noted by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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