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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
8
A brief quotation notes the human aim to ease hunger theft and cold as life’s basic relief, reflecting on practical, everyday needs and the value of simple comforts. The line emphasizes self reliance and the drive to secure shelter sustenance and warmth.
The article guides housekeepers in choosing fruit and vegetables, stressing weight and fragrance as key tests. It warns that berries, melons, cucumbers, oranges, grapefruit, and peaches vary in freshness and ripeness, and notes that ripe fruit emits a sweet odor and that cantaloupes should have a rough rind with yellowish streaks.
Scattered lines speak of seeds with care and dreams that cannot be sealed. A thousand years pass and their fruit appears as weeds marring the land or a healthy store.
Frugal guidance shows how to turn leftovers into salads using fruit with fruit sauces, lemon in French dressing, and whipped cream. Cold beans with onion, lettuce, and dressing make a simple dish. beet salad blends diced beets, olive oil, vinegar, salt, and red pepper over lettuce. Celery and hard boiled eggs with a dressing also form a wholesome salad.
Advice urges workers to stay careful and cheerful. Be dependable and polite, avoid aches and pains in silence, and resist feeling indispensable. A small hole in a pail mirrors how vacancies open when one leaves. A keen sense of humor lightens burdens and eases rough roads for colleagues.
Thick cream sauce made from butter flour and milk. onions add the juice. Six hard cooked eggs chopped and folded in with parsley. Shape into small cutlets, coat with flour and crumbs, then fry in deep fat. Serve hot.
Select even sized cucumbers, scoop out seeds, fill shells with chopped tomato and cucumber bits, serve on lettuce with French dressing. Stew Bermuda onions in butter with salt sugar and stock until tender, keep warm and serve with sauce poured around.
The Anderson area hosted a biennial gathering of the Sons of St. George and the One Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana Volunteers Spanish-American War Veterans. Officers were elected at a business meeting, including George Cooksom as assistant secretary and Josiah Wigley as assistant messenger. About 400 veterans from across Indiana registered at headquarters and attended a parade led by a band through towns including Marion and Anderson.
Columbus reports lineman Joe Noe of Central Indiana Lighting was shocked while repairing a high ladder mounted trolley wire. He grabbed a 600 volt wire with both hands, kicked the ladder away, and fell to the street. His hands burned and he was bruised but escaped serious injury. Orphan Repays Benefactor In Lafayette. Patrick Casey, returning from the west with a fortune, has taken his adopted father Timothy Ring from the county poor house, and they head to Oklahoma City where Ring will have a comfortable home and care. May Dredge Prairie Creek. Washington district court sees a petition to dredge 35 miles of Prairie Creek and its tributaries in Daviess county at an estimated cost of nearly 70000, with no anticipated remonstrance.
Superintendent Pritchard used shoe print comparison to link the Phillips grocery robbery to Albert Morrison, a seventeen year old. Morrison confessed to breaking into the store and stealing two dollars. he was arrested at Mounds park and will be tried in circuit court.
In a study of birds agrarian value, T. Gilbert Pearson argues birds curb destructive insects and weed seeds, citing robins and pewees as daily helpers in gardens. He warns killing hawks, owls, and other birds harms crops, noting gauges of pest rise when natural predators are removed and urging humane coexistence with wildlife around farms.
Twenty one prisons in fifteen states and territories offer special TB wards with 800 beds total. Most major prisons and nearly all jails lack controls, allowing infected inmates to spread disease in congregate settings. Only New York and Massachusetts centralize treatment. Manila hosts the largest facility with 200 beds, Clinton Prison Hospital in New York next with 150.
An Albany legislator recalls the late Senator Platt with a sharp remark about shifting political views and health. He cites a friend troubled by insomnia who nonetheless sleeps peacefully each morning when his wife wakes him to start the fire, illustrating a cynical take on circumstance and reform.
A historical note contrasts past servant bondage with present better treatment, crediting Easy Task laundry soap for easing work. The ad trumpets the soap as making washing easier and claims it cleans pots and painted surfaces efficiently, priced at five cents a cake.
Solomon laments the burden of tending plants and doubts his wisdom. He concludes that cleverness and success count for little without goodness and character as the true life’s measure, a Romanes vibe on virtue.
A Tennessee family welcomed triplets into their home, drawing curious attention from a passing Irish man who inspected the newborns. The father asked for his opinion and the middle infant drew his remark, saying he would save that one.
A reporter asked Mr. Roosevelt how he handles heavy work and crowds. He replied I shun bores I don’t waste time on bores. He noted I have only one chair in this room. He added great bores are of small caliber. One half the world seeks to separate the other half from its coin.
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