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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
8
Dialogue from Stray Stories portraying Mr Flibbins and Miss Flibbit about self consciousness and holding, with doctors’ advice and a monetary remark. The exchange hints at social awkwardness andCash payment humor in a brief vignette.
A Berlin Charlottenburg street erupts to the shout Police Police as an excited American woman Miss Ellington from Cincinnati identifies herself and accuses a stranger of rude behavior during six months of violin lessons, prompting police action amid wartime censorship notes.
The text shifts between dialogue about fear and reassurance as someone remarks the diamond is appropriate, implying a purchase or decision moment. The fragment hints at a conversation about a suitable choice, with emphasis on timing and assurance rather than specifics. The limited readable lines suggest a domestic scene or sale interaction.
Boston Braves edge Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 4 in 12 innings at Fenway Park on October 13. Hank Gowdy powered the rally with a tying two-bagger and a game winning double in the twelfth, earning hero status as Boston takes a 3-0 lead in the World Series.
John Lind former personal representative of President Wilson in Mexico arrived in Battle Creek Michigan from Minneapolis for rest and treatment at a local sanitarium. He is not seriously ill and may stay for some time. JL Franklin Bell of Texas City who led troops on the Mexican border is also a patient at the sanitarium.
Christiania Norway two hundred thousand people witnessed the close of the exposition opened May by King Haakon and Queen Maud to commemorate Norwegian independence from Denmark. Officials declared the venture a financial and general success with strong public interest and favorable reports on its outcomes.
In New York on October, Sergeant Hodgins was instantly killed and Patrolman King fatally injured when the auto they seized collided with an Eighth Avenue trolley. McReynolds sworn in as justice in Washington. President Wilson to respond to French protest over German atrocities in similar terms.
Mexican capital faced a night of combat as Zapata followers attacked San Angel and surrounding suburbs. Government mobilized 1,600 troops with artillery, reinforced Xochimilco, and halted fears of a general assault with assurances of no city attack. Families fled Coyocan and Mixcoac amid the siege.
President Wilson announced the United States will protect shippers of American exports transported on neutral flag vessels. The policy covers grain meat and other conditional contraband to neutrals or belligerents for noncombatants, and absolute contraband to neutral countries not for the current belligerents. The U S will demand justice for seized goods.
Washington October 12 federal reserve board in principle approves a 15000000 dollar loan fund to aid surplus cotton. Bankers like Wade of St Louis welcome plan while noting details to be set. Officials see benefits to lenders and the nation. no impediment to cotton shipments to belligerent or neutral countries.
A U S inquiry requests aid for African Inland Missionaries in East Africa and Zanzibar investigations. In Washington, over a thousand bankers attend the five day American Bankers Association convention as the new federal reserve system features prominently. Georgia’s Judge Moors named head of Southern jurisdiction Masons. Indictments for murder and conspiracy surface in separate California and Atlanta cases.
Gifford and Hall meet and dispute a prior remark about Hall’s son Thomas. Gifford insists Thomas is an undertaker, while Hall denies stating that and recalls only that he followed the medical profession. The exchange ends with a clarification of terms rather than a direct contradiction.
Mrs John Clark of Cincinnati Ohio describes a year long eczema on her right wrist and left arm which covered with a rash likened to raw beef. after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the arms and wrists were healed in six weeks yielding a worldwide advert.
A consular report notes Jewish immigrants adapt well to Jerusalem conditions and dominate much trade. Population estimates vary, with 95 000 perhaps more accurate than 110 000. The city is described as largely Tang Christians, Muslims and others, with many Russian immigrants. despite emigration, the elderly Jewish influx sustains the population.
The piece defines a pedestrian as a person who can be run over by an automobile. It frames the question in a dialog style focusing on basic safety and everyday road use. The text uses simple, didactic phrasing to explain the concept to readers.
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