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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1912

Page

3

Canada’s Vast Coal Reserves Hint at Long-Run Growth

A Dominion Mines report catalogs Canada’s coal stocks, estimating 734 billion tons of bituminous, 461 million tons of anthracite, and over 100 billion tons of other coal types. At current mining, even optimistic figures suggest multi-millennial supply, underpinning migration, agriculture, rail expansion, and regional development across western provinces and beyond.

Canada Dominion Department of Mines Department United States

Fatal Funeral Procession Tragedy in Louisville

At St Stephen's church a funeral procession from the cemetery was endangered when Wah Wah roaniway horses bolted fatally injuring a woman and seriously injuring several others. WG Mulholland, 67, of the Mulholland Coal Co, is expected to die from his injuries. Edward Garr, a favored pupil in Sunday school, was killed earlier when sand collapsed on him at a sand pit.

Louisville St. Stephen'a WG. Mulholland W.G. Mulholland Coal Co Edward Garr Mulholland St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church

Train collision injures seven on busy rail line

Train No 763 traveling from Pittsburgh to Parkersburg on the Baltimore and Ohio route collided with a heavy freight train near Vienna Pennsylvania on the Pittsburg and Parkersburg division. Seven men were hurt, one seriously, though no passengers were injured. The freight engines and cars left the track after the impact.

Musbure Pacenger Pittsbure Parkersburg W. Va Toadoon Vienna Pittsburg Haltimore & Ohn

Man Calmly Awaits Death on Track Incident

A man stood calmly near a railroad crossing as authorities rounded him and life ended in a daytime event. Weim Schroeder, 47, and Cory were among those involved, with details unclear due to faulty OCR.

Laporte Lauie Weim Schroeder Moenin Tveean Cory Reni

Los explosion kills ex lover in rural attack

A violent blast at a farm scene ended in the death of a former partner. Police report details are incomplete but indicate a toxic explosion near a watering station. Investigators pursue leads as the community reels from the incident.

Old Palace Burned and Fire Alarmed in St Peteret

Fragmentary OCR notes report a palace fire with references to local names and places. Details are unclear but indicate a blaze and possible emergency response. Further legible text needed for precise attribution and outcome.

Fire Destroys Breaker at Gerard Margret site

A fire gutted the AN breaker of Gerard Margret Os Ca near Raver Ran in Shenandoah. Local responders battled flames but the structure was destroyed. No injuries reported, investigators search for cause in the Mahanoy district.

Shenandoah Gerard Margret Raver Ran Ged Ot Shaw Tey Mahanoy

Cincinnati Market Grain and Livestock Prices Summary

The report lists varied farm prices for Wheat, Corn, Oats, and mixed feeds, plus hay and clover tiers. Cattle, hogs, bulls, calves, sheep, and spring lambs show price ranges from farmers to packers, with several quality grades noted. Market values include timothy hay at 18 to 17 dollars, clover mix around 13 to 16 dollars, cattle from 3.50 to 9.15, hogs up to 8.60, and yearling lambs priced around 40 dollars.

Timothy Alabama State Board OF Immigration Montgomery

Desperado Captured After Ranch Stand Off

Captured by a woman in Cralk, the outlaw terrorized Southern Woomiee and Northwestern Colorado. A deputy Dawd Delon and the Beaser ranch constable faced the man as he demanded food and secured a rifle before surrendering. The incident ended without a shot fired.

Cralk Cole- Oulaw Rly Mor Woomiee Colorado Mroo Arie Delon Hin

Fragmented OCR poem fragment about travel and neighbors

Fragmented text speaks of a travel lane and a neighborly experience. It hints at a journey and a longing for better times and shared burdens among neighbors in an implied small community.

Johnnie Laele Hill Judge's Library

Desserts From A Dainty Kitchen With Cream and Fruit

A collection of vintage dessert ideas using whipped cream, eggs, sugar, and fruit. Recipes describe parfaits, chocolate trifle, sherbets, pineapple treats, peaches with cream, and berry frappes with decorative touches and simple pantry ingredients.

Angel Parfait Nell T Ogether

Meals With Little Heat

Home economy note urges frugal protein substitutes to stretch meat budgets. It promotes skim milk, cheese, nuts, peas, and mixed vegetables as economical options, warns against excessive protein, and suggests gradual dietary shifts to reduce meat intake.

A& H

Irrigation Confusion Sparks Comical Exchange

In a rural exchange two Hobos joke over irrigation confusion. One mentions irritation while the other clarifies irrigation. A woman near a cottage spills hot water, adding a slapstick twist to the scene.

Our Feathered Friends Story Read To Children

Rote B Parter Phelps spoke during a Philadelphia charity visit about a country week tale titled Our Feathered Friends. She gathered several country weekers for a reading session and asked the children who their feathered friends might be, prompting a child to answer Angels.

Phelps Philadelphia

Cuticura touted in 1912 letters on skin cure and remedies

A 1912 reader letter extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for lifelong facial eczema or tetter, claiming a month of treatment cured the ailment and describing the cooling and draining effects. The fragment also mentions Paxton antiseptic and various ad snippets from the era.

Moberly, Mo Mre J. Brooksher Cuticura Dept. L. Boston

Where Do Doctors Fail To Help

Covington Missouri and Brownsville Indiana women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for stopping monthly hemorrhages and weakness. They report improved health after medical troubles and failed treatments, crediting the product with allowing them to work and recover.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Green Covington Lydia FE Pinkham Mia Jennie Green Trownsville Ind Main St Brownsville

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