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Fremont Eagle in Fremont, Indiana

21 Sep 1922

Page 7

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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1922

Page

7

Indiana Brevities highlights and local notes from across the state

A wide batch of Indiana items reports Blackford county wool crop quality, Clinton theater safe robbery, pharmacist licensing dates, Bloomington bond denial, a Gary vice ring link, Judge Wellnes’ death, Anderson budget cuts, Muncie steel plant restart, high school graduates entering college, drownings at Sand Island, corn crop assessment, Tipton electric surcharge, a record price for Indianapolis real estate, wage hikes for Hartford City glass workers, Albany road bond denial, Purdue creamery licenses, and various rail, mining, and state fair updates.

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Blackford Standard Realty and Theater Company Clinton State Board of Pharmacy Statehouse Indianapolis State Board of Tax Commissioners Bloomington Hammond Gary Henry Wellnes Anderson Board of School Commissioners Indiana Steel and Wire Company of Muncie Wabash High School Purdue University Indiana University Wabash College Wabash John F. Knoob Edward Troay New Albany Charles Cavanaugh Louisville Ohio River Kentucky Sand Island Edward Frel J. B. Foster George C. Byrant United States Department of Agriculture Tipton Public Service Commission Indiana Meridian and Washington Streets Merchants Heat and Light Company Union Trust Company of James E. Roberts Charles ©. Britton Hartford City Albany Delaware County State Creamery Examining Board Jessie Brown Princeton Ruby Hamelman Austin Nelson Minthren Royal Center Kennetha Coatesville Frank Easterday Monumion Pennsylvenia Railroad Ilinois Steel Company Columbus Gas Light Company Wayne Township Allen County Fort Wayne Estate Board of Acconnts Jesse B Eschbach Terre Haute Gerstmeyer Vocational School Madison McCray Orchard Lake Farm Kentland Charles W. Zeigler Attica State Highway Commission John D. Willams Brazil Linton Central West George S. Christie Pike County Southern Railroad Edward Charles Elliott Purdue Alumni Association of Indianapolis Indianapols Henry W. Marshall David E. Ross Purdue George Ade Clay Circuit Court T. W. Hutchison James Hughes Putnam County Vigo Vermillion Jones Brothers Staunton North Webster State Board of Tax Compassioners State Board Indiana Board Agriculture
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Seasonal Pickles and Condiments From a Family Cookbook

A column offers recipes for mustard pickles mushroom catnip tomato soy and oil pickles with steps and ingredients. It includes vinegar quantities spices and methods plus a concluding note on concentration and focus as a mental discipline.

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Breakfast Breads and Cakes Demonstrate Fall Dishes

A colonial recipe roundup describes Salty Lunn Danish Pan Cakes Blue Grass Waffles Newport Dried Beef Raised Fruit Doughnuts and more. Instructions cover muffin batter Danish pancake batter waffle batter and fried doughnuts with yeast and spice notes.

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Newport
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Relief Found For Stomach Trouble In Bristol Man

Wil lam Hoylen of 16 Spring St Bristol Conn credits Tanlac with restoring his health after fifteen years of stomach trouble. He says three bottles gained him fifteen pounds and allow him to eat normally again. Tanlac is advertised as a stomach tonic sold by druggists.

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Willam Hoylen Spring St Bristol Conn Hoylen
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One Chance in a Thousand Declined as Risky Offer

A skeptical statement urges rejecting a slim one in a thousand chance, arguing against taking the risk and advocating caution in decision making.

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Women Describe Benefit From Lydia E. Pinkham’s Medicine

Reprints letters from women praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nerve and health issues. Narratives from Ohio New Orleans and Indiana describe fatigue back pain cramps and nervous conditions improving after taking the remedy. Letters invite readers to request the medicine and text booklet.

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Lydia E. Pinkham Ohio Lydia Feham Elmer Heasley S. Jackson St Youngstown L. E. Wiese Louisa St New Orleans Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts Indiana Daily Imnes Elizabeth Reinbold N. Pine St Indianapolis Indiana
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Various Vignettes and Snippets From The Times

A collage of short anecdotes and maxims including a hotel lobby quip on deafness and a convention, a dog and boy snow shovel tale, a caution on tact, a candy sale by girl scouts, a mischievous newsboy tip, a Belgian lottery tale about a long wait for a prize, and a note on couples avoiding quarrels.

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Indianapolis
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Red Cross Ball Blue Advertises Baby Clothes Aid

Ad copy touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain free whitening product for baby clothes. It asserts the powder leaves no streaks and is sold by all good grocers, framed as a wholesome household tip in a brief promotional notice.

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No More Peace in the Country in Birmingham Quote

A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt features an optimist and a grouch debating the town’s noise and dust from automobile parties. The grouch laments constant traffic, disruption, and fear among livestock, wishing for rain to end the racket.

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Birmingham Age-Herald
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Substitute for Radium Prank Prompts Quick Witty Escape

A young man enters a chemist shop seeking radium pricing and, after hearing the cost, asks for an ounce of cough lozenges instead. The exchange ends with a bemused acknowledgment of the joke.

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Mam
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