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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
4
An Eagle correspondent notes the eighth anniversary of World War I bringing only shifted borders and new nations likely to endure bloodshed as they strive to grow and survive in a torn international order.
A speaker muses on his niece Teeny's clipped hair and the mixed feelings it stirs. He foresees potential changes in style, weighs risks, and admits a reluctance to adopt luxuriously long tresses. The piece combines affection with humorous self restraint.
A passionate critique rejects the notion that public opinion guides law arguing that law is sovereign and must be enforced regardless of popular sentiment. It emphasizes punishment for lawbreakers from all walks of life and declares obedience to constitutional duty as essential.
University observer Henri Lichtenberger reports on Germany where money value shifts, the rise of the National party replacing the Conservatives, and a university culture driven by force and a desire to restore national strength after defeat.
In a humorous scene a couple plans to wed at a minister's house but balks at the wrong site sign. A witty banter follows among relatives and onlookers as a gaggle of quick quips and a deathly pun unsettles a Weehawken resident.
The text notes that the lion and the lamb may lie down together but only one answer remains possible, predicting more graves and sacrifice. It argues physical war renewal is unlikely soon, with the first phase typically political and economic.
Correspondence describes neighbors and families visiting and entertaining across Coldwater Orland Bryan Reading and Pleasant Lake with Sunday gatherings. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Hanson North Clare Phillips Norman Norton and relatives, and health notes plus local fair attendance. An advertisement promotes RAT-SNAP rat poison with owner claims and store details.
Chas. Myers and family had Sunday guests including his mother and brother from Fort Wayne. The Henry family travelled to Schoolcraft Michigan last Sunday, visiting 14 towns along the route and claiming they are enjoying themselves. Mrs. Katie Lint and Mrs. Roy Bachman were ill with stomach cramps. Dr. Blosser treated them. Sam Cole and wife and Frank Har-
Neighbors gathered for Mrs. Gould's funeral at Kinderhook on Sunday with many floral tributes showing high regard. Local residents and relatives visited Roy and Mrs. Bachman, while others discussed moving a vacated farm and calling on area families. Snakes kept moles from golf greens and London faced heavy soot pollution averaging over 300 tons per square mile yearly.
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