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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1921

Page

4

Revolver night ends in murder and family flight

Tony Devon learns her mother is alive as Uriah Devon seizes valuables and pressures the family. A struggle erupts when Tony shoots Uriah after he assaults her and her mother Edith Devon, leaving Uriah fatally wounded while police move to restore order.

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Apostle's Creed Origin Traced to Early Church History

The text notes the uncertain origin of the Apostle's Creed, likely drawn from Peter's confession and baptismal invocations shaping the Trinity. It cites St. Irenaeus, writing against heresies, as earliest mention around 202 A D when he was about eighty.

Peter St. Irenaeus

Massachusetts closes three pheasant hatcheries

The state plans to shut down three pheasant hatcheries located at North Wilbraham Ease Sandwich and Marshfield as part of a cost cutting and consolidation effort.

Massachusetts North Wilbraham Ease Sandwich Marshfield

One way to destroy weeds is

A fragment reads One way to destroy weeds is and mentions the widow. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or context to identify people, places, or organizations.

Urry the Widow

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Advertiser notes that many people suffer kidney trouble without realizing it and credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with helping. A Life Insurance physician says many insurance rejections stem from undetected kidney problems. Sample bottles available by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.

Kilmer

Tube Trouble Marks Bumpy Journey

A traveler describes a rough trip with four punctures and two blowouts on the road. The journey is labeled tiresome and fraught with mechanical issues, reflecting ongoing vehicle woes.

Aspirin warning stresses Bayer name on genuine tablets

The notice warns buyers that only aspirin with Bayer on the package or tablets is genuine and physician prescribed. It lists ailments treated by Bayer aspirin and notes the compact twelve tablet tins cost a few cents, with larger packages from druggists.

Bayer

Just Like a Brother Gives Rose for Mary Birthday

Mary fears teasing about age as her suitor promises a rose for each year. A basket arrives with four dozen roses, easing her worry. Later her little brother enters and, overhearing the exchange, questions the number saying twenty too many.

Mary Tate Little Brother

As Times Change Cold Drinkers Pass Away

Fragmented notes describe passing references to drinking habits and bottled water culture. The faulty text mentions an agreement about a bottled product and a side water call, with unclear dates or names.

Maiti

Roar of an Ostrich Stuns London Zoo Visitor

A London Zoo teaser notes that few know an ostrich can roar and its roars resemble a lion’s. the bird roars by day while the lion roars by night, as quoted from Scientific American.

London Livingstone Scientific American

Allen's Foot Ease boosts workers through foot comfort

Soldiers and laborers rely on Allen's Foot Ease to prevent friction and blisters. The antiseptic powder eases shoe rubbing, freshens feet, and keeps stockings safe. Women widely use it and the product boasts over 1.5 million pounds used by the Army and Navy in wartime.

Allen Army

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