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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
6
An Irish servant eager to please learns to follow odd instructions. A girl trained a whiting dinner by placing each fish with its tail in its mouth, and the result was an orderly but humorous presentation.
Acquitted ex Representative Eddy of Minnesota responds to a newspaper headline calling him the homeliest man in Congress. He quips that if he had two faces UC would not wear this one, defending his record amid opponent critiques during a campaign stop.
A collage of old time ads and taglines including Castoria for infants and children with signature claim, Ey Remedy for eye issues, and bargain sale critique. Also quotes about practice, theater and a humorous remark on wealth.
The article notes colors influence mood and brain activity. Red excites, blue soothes, and blue curtains facing sunlit mornings aid spirits. Vibrant blooms such as crimson pink and amethyst rhododendrons in open air lift mood and bring joy.
Ray Bryant reports a years long skin problem on hands and feet described as clear blisters and cracked skin similar to ringworm. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with clearing the condition after trying numerous remedies. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a Skin Book offer. The page also gives advice on easing children's meals after activity and avoiding mealtime fatigue.
A witty chatty item notes that dark brown becomes a fashionable shade for next fall. The speaker jokes about taste and marriage remarks, asking who could dislike a wife’s husband, reflecting light social humor.
The Northern Indiana Editorial association plans its annual meeting in Fort Wayne on September 17 with a record turnout anticipated. Hon Addison Harris former Russia minister will headline the banquet with an address. Mrs Moffett will toast, and Col B G Whithead also slated as speaker. Secretary McCormick arrives to open headquarters.
Workers unearth a graham bread loaf labeled by a Louisville baker in Hedford. Supposedly thirty years old, the well preserved loaf sits in a show window for display as ground above it remained hard aiding preservation.
A Sept fire started by defective wiring in the Bicknell opera house spread rapidly, destroying an entire business block. The town lacks fire protection and bucket brigades failed to save the structures. Buildings owned by Richie Hoover and Kleth housed multiple tenants and stock, with about two thirds uninsured. The total loss reached 100000 with 50000 building loss insured, and two men survived injuries.
Franklin council fixes tax rate at 30 cents per 100 with total appropriation of 61710.50. Sullivan grand jury investigates Caledonia shootings and Merom bootlegging during the Chautauqua. Logansport man dies after coal theft injury. Evansville man dies in car collision at age 46. Connersville council allocates 3000 for infirmary repair and funds a women and children restroom in the courthouse. Sullivan case settles for 750 involving Monon Coal Company. Lawrenceburg burglarizes home. valuables stolen. Fowler to dedicate new lighting system October 1 2 3. claims district lamp efficiency unmatched in state. Fort Wayne county plans detention home for juveniles with new county farm purchase. Sullivan patrons push Bible in high school curriculum. Petersburg to hold corn show with $20 top prize for best ten ears. Fort Wayne grants no more licenses for exloans in residences. saloon curb near fire limits discussed. Five charged in Fort Wayne South Bend for illegal Labor Day liquor sales. two women arrested. Princeton barns burned by lightning. Marion divorce suit seeks $2500 alimony and restraining order over race horse Fay Richmond.
A National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis pamphlet argues there is no evidence that sanatoria harm nearby health or property values. The study reviews 150 institutions, cites court decisions, and notes instances where such hospitals promote outdoor living, reduce death rates, and boost local production.
Luxemburg has a 12 century link to England through the cult of St Willibrod. Every Whit Tuesday a procession and dance honor the English saint, a medieval pageantry survival. The town also attracts British naturalists with the common black redstart, a rare winter visitor to England.
Dialogue hints at generational expectations and social freedoms in a domestic scene. Mr Dustin Stax chides his son for late nights while the son pleads to join. A separate exchange ponders why Maud chose single life and whether marriage risks a double burden.
A concise motto on ambition and drive suggests that successful people refuse complacency. The quote frames hustle as a choice beyond passive waiting, urging action and persistent effort to seize opportunity.
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