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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
6
The ancient city, birthplace of the Apostle Paul, modernizes with 450 street lamps along the Cydnus river and about 600 incandescent lights for private use in Taraus. The new illumination marks a significant urban upgrade.
The excerpt promotesResinoL Ointment as a superior remedy for skin troubles and eczema with testimonials and claims from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It cites a twenty year physician experience and notes cooling healing effects including on sore nipples. Also mentions a $100 reward and various testimonials.
Tourists view the ancient pyramids as Mrs. Newrocks wonders at the cost and Mr. Newrocks dismisses single agency funding. He calls the project a jackpot affair and notes diverse financing behind the wonder.
Leonard A Hawter of 11 Nostrand Ave Brooklyn N Y reports a long battle with a chronic skin disease that worsened in warm weather and hindered mobility. After trying many doctors, he found relief with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, noting he became a different man after two purchases and praising the remedies. July 30 and August 8 1909.
An old advertisement promises fast relief for indigestion and stomach upset using Pape's Diapepsia. It asserts digestion improves within minutes and that symptoms like heartburn belching and nausea disappear after a dose, with 50 to 60 cent price ranges.
Archibald Terhune learns he inherits Aunt Georgiana's estate with a $20,000 annual income on one condition to marry within ten days. At Castle Wyckoff, Lord and Lady Vincent stage a round of Agatha candidates, while Terhune courts Agatha Sixth and then Agatha First amid duplicity, scenes at ruins, and a looming solicitor arrival. Terhune finally reveals his engagement to Agatha Sixth had been refused.
Vincent confronts domestic strife over Terhune inheritance as Mrs James’s injunctions loom. Barnes insists he serves his client while Agatha Sixth displays gratitude amid a tense domestic scene involving Agatha, Dearest, and a reluctant marriage plot.
A tense scene unfolds as a woman denounces treachery while the narrator and Terhune discuss Agatha Sixth and a possible romance. Accusations about inherited fortune collide with gossip of love and loyalty, foreshadowing a domestic tangle.
Vincent and Terhune learn that Murray Brancepeth loves Miss Endicott while Agatha First elopes with Miss Simplin. Brancepeth’s irate uncle plans to crown a different heiress with a diamond tiara, as Brancepeth races to Wyckhoff Castle to confirm love and resolve the tangled fortune.
The narrator, feeling guilt over mistreating Archibald, notes increasing respect as they wait at the stairs. A footman informs them that a visitor has arrived in an automobile and is waiting near the carriage entrance.
An archaic enumeration mocks human frailties as a nycthemeral ledger. The speaker catalogs odious Norselike traits and pretenders who seek comfort, status, and safety, hinting at a fuller saga that ends with the sun setting on an unfinished tale attributed to Evn erson.
A reflective piece urges living by doing good and sharing one’s best with others. It notes that people pursue efficiency in business while seeking moral purpose and meaningful impact.
Five of seven fraternity and sorority dining rooms at De Pauw University in Greencastle were condemned by Health Inspector John Owens with two rooms kept open pending changes. The Phi Gamma Delta house remains closed due to a typhoid fever outbreak with seven cases and two deaths. Florence hall and the ladies dormitory dining rooms were allowed to stay open. Dr. J. M. King assisted in the inspections and the pair will continue restaurant inspections in Greencastle and then move to Wabash College and Crawfordsville.
Young Staylate receives a subtle cue from the young lady as he visits in the evening. She abandons watchful pacing and orders refreshments while her mother provides breakfast foods, signaling her clear preference.
A humorous exchange between Mrs. Crow-William and Mr. Crow-Oh jokes about aging and retirement plans ending with quail on toast at a table d hote restaurant in a light social scene.
A Washington woman credits Postum with restoring her health after four years of nervous trouble tied to coffee. She stopped coffee, switched to Postum, and says the first cup eased her nerves. She details renewed energy, ability to care for her household and two young children, and a cheerful outlook.
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