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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
3
A Boston Globe review hails John C. Calhoun as a central luminary in a clever blend of history and romance. The piece from the Washington Star highlights love and power with candles and ceremony, while focusing on overarching mystery as a key element.
A brief excerpt on traditional Southern dishes highlights creole hospitality and the challenges of standardizing measurements. It details chaurice, a spicy creole sausage, and creole jambalaya with ingredients and steps for preparation.
A New Orleans recipe collection notes Mme Begue and her husband famed for Creole dishes. Liver a la Creole uses onions and liver fried together, while Grillards and flank steak dishes detail browning and simmering sauces. Creole Sauce blends onions peppers ham tomatoes and spices for serving steak.
Rushville city receives Rev W H Biederwolf denial of reports that he opened a prize fight at Akron Ohio. He says the event was a boxing match and he preached to about 2000 men, condemning gambling liquor fighting and unholy sport. He states his prayer was for men in general and he did not stay for the contest.
Danville lawyers Dan T. Hume and W. Gaston care resign from the Hendricks county bar forming Hume and Gaston. Judge James L. Clark orders the resignations recorded amid an ongoing unprofessional conduct investigation over alleged double fees.
A pastor recounts resting near lakes when a family without faith receives his ministry. After a twin death, the parents seek guidance at the casket, leading to conversion for both mother and father. The account emphasizes that divine mercy can draw souls through loss and faith, ending with exhortations to courage.
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