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Fremont Eagle in Fremont, Indiana

19 Oct 1922

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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1922

Page

7

Milk price hike and multiple local notices span Indiana

Milk in Hartford City rose two cents per quart to 12 cents as dairymen blamed poor pastures for the increase. A Rushville bond set at 1000 dollars freed veterinarian Elbert Morris amid affidavit alleging contribution to a young girl’s delinquency. Knights of Pythias plan a 300000 dollar aged and disabled home after their Indianapolis convention.

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Hartford City Elbert Morris Rush County Rushville Indianapolis Indiana Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Lillie Leppert Daisy Linson Albert T. Rich Indiana National Guard One Hundred and Fifty-second Infantry Delphi Camp Knox James A. Whelan Michael Lowman North Manchester Chester Township Wabash County Marion White River U. B R.S. Parr Wabash R. E. Weber Evansville College Indiana Terre Haute John Henretty Delaware County Sunday School Association Muncie Vocation Education Division State Department of Public Instruction John Hosko Robert R. Irwin Harry Fritch Morton Gudgels Owensville Chester Fritch Broughton, IL Lusey-Nash Auto Company Vincennes-Nash Company Vincennes C. H. Griggs Frank Bastin Henry Ostendorf John T. Brokage Griggs Northwest Indiana The Methodist Episcopal Church Brazil Frederick D. Leete Seymour Ora Davies Indianapoli Third Cavalry Forty-fifth Senate Chamber Statehouse T. B. Wilkerson Knightstown H. B. Sparks Rising Sun George St. Grose DePauw University Greencastle James Whitcomb Riley DePauw Donald S. Brown Porter @. Ayres Theodore Torborg Edward Bresenden H. M. Purviance Harry Elvin Milo N. Freightner Wabash College Crawfordsville Anderson Trust Company Charles F. Wiley & Co Elwood Ethel Wilton Madison County Etewood Wilton Wiley Company Frank Hatfield Evansville Indiana Rotary Clubs Shelbyville Sh 'Vilie High School Rotary Club Ruscheon Dorrell Christian Greensburg Christian
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Dyeing materials promise color that never fades

An advertisement boasts a dye that suits linen, cotton, or silk and promises no fading or running. A tongue in cheek exchange features Johnson from Rumpus Ridge and Sankey Spink, with a remark about courting and a wife. The Kansas City Star is cited.

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Johnson Sankey Spink Zonzanine Gap Johnson Rumpus Ridge Ark Ptu Kansas City Star
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When temptation meets a proud father at a college win

A humorous quip from The Christian Evangelist notes a graduate with an A M degree will seek a J O B rather than a Ph D. The saying contrasts ability and nerve as keys to success.

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Robert St. Louis
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Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Ad Promises Relief

An advertisement from Lydia E Pinkham promises relief for women’s ailments citing a patient from St Joseph Missouri who recovered after using Vegetable Compound. It notes a doctor recommended treatment and a free text book on ailments peculiar to women, with a request to write to Lynn Massachusetts for the book.

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St.Joseph Missouri Lydia Lockman 4Th St. St. Joseph White Plains N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham
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First Steam Transatlantic Trips and Notable Vessels

The Savannah made the first partly steam powered crossing from Savannah to Liverpool in 1819 in 2B days. In 1833 the Royal William completed the first Atlantic voyage entirely under steam. The excerpt ends with a caution about thinking out loud.

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Savannah Liverpool Royal William Canada
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Objection to Hickey Joining Local Club Sparks Talk

A debate erupts among the Oriole Sporting Club members over admitting Hickey after a past theft allegation. Jimmie condemns the move, arguing we should not trust crooks, fearing harm to the club’s reputation. Chorus members echo the call for caution. Italy Remains Leader in Violin Strings News notes Italy’s historic dominance in string production and the craft’s enduring prestige.

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Oriole Sporting Club Hickey Jimmie
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Consider Use Of Airships For Himalayan Aerial Observations

The Himalayas offer six peaks above 27 000 feet and an aviator at 23 000 to 24 000 feet would face oxygen and altitude challenges. Mountain sickness from rapid ascent is the major obstacle, while a ground climber benefits from gradual exposure. An adequate oxygen supply and a proper inhibitor are crucial for any airship approach.

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Himalayas
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Sing Sing's camera eye Bertillon expert Powers retires

Louis Powers, 20 year Bertillon specialist at Sing Sing, known as the camera eye for fingerprinting and photographing more than 20 000 convicts, retires. He advised on criminal identifications worldwide, attended trials to confirm prison records, and noted women on death row were vain, saying his gains were mainly salary.

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Sing
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Forest Station Established at Asheville N C

The Department of Agriculture has set up a new forest experiment station at Asheville North Carolina to study conservation methods and timber management. It aims to provide information for forest policy and the handling of southern trees.

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Appalachian Department of Agriculture Asheville N. C Foresta
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Early rising seen as taste over principle

A brief reflection notes that waking early is viewed more as a personal habit than a steadfast principle, suggesting individual routines vary widely and may reflect personal preference rather than universal rule.

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Sfrailex Getter Plone Gap Unio Big Four Railroad Company Greenburg Porter County Valparaiso Lake County Keuts Hebron Chesterton Wheeler Hobart United States Engineering Experiment Station Purdue University Lafayette United States Bureau of Public Roads Purdue Purdue Engineers Dean A. A. Potter Indiana Society of Chicago Paul Dresser St. Boniface William M. Louden Signatere and Iad Fae Gawrane Corp New York Awe Poy Eco Pinkham Teroping Mary Italy Sing Sing Gre Hadda & Gun
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