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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
2
Indiana congressman Ralph W. Moss disliked his wife’s hat but joins her shopping. The couple visits a millinery, he selects a joyful bonnet for forty dollars after paying from the bank. He later lets Mrs. Moss choose hats without complaint.
London Chronicle recalls how before Charles II the Knight of the Bath endured a nighttime bath ritual. The candidate wore a hermit hood and kept vigil, then donned robes, rode to court, and was dubbed Knight of the Bath after the bath.
Representative Pujo discusses currency balance in Washington with remarks on automatic and delicate balance. A humorous exchange follows about heavy parcels and lighter pockets, highlighting a lighthearted moment amid political talk.
A court room remark notes a lawyer's unusual restraint after a client’s defeat. The speaker questions the attorney’s motive and timing in the wake of the loss, highlighting a quiet decision not to seek a new trial.
For sale on time per cent of pack or cash 16 sizes 55 to 3850 For farina or large communities write for booklet Thos M Brown Springfield Mo Adv Advice is like a bitter pill easy to give but uneasy to take
The article explains how ewe care in housing, nutrition, and ventilation affects lamb quality. It advises moderate feeding with oats and bran, avoiding fattening grains, and using dry, high, well lit sheds. It warns against moldy or sour silage and emphasizes sunshine and exercise with safe, wide access to runs.
Terre Haute Indiana hosted a major corn exposition organized by the local Booster Club. The 18 by 60 foot exhibit halls showcased Purdue University agronomy work, Vigo county winners, and a grand sweepstakes prize of 75 dollars.
The piece urges regular checks on the separator crank speed to prevent bowls running 600 to 700 revolutions too slowly. It warns that missing one or two turns per minute wastes fat and can cost a cow, stressing careful maintenance to avoid losses.
The Continent essay argues ministers must be paid as church officers, not begged. Salaries reflect the church’s obligation, not charity to individuals, and pastors should claim the king’s rights, not favor from congregations. It condemns deferring pay and calls for proper funding by officials.
A devotional passage asserts that temptation cannot injure a believer fully in Christ. It emphasizes abiding in Christ as the only safe posture, noting that dying to self and surrendering to God shelters the Christian. Satan’s schemes fail outside a life wholly within Christ.
A fragmented narrative centers on a widow and her six children. Little Dot, hopeful for her ship to come in, asks for a nickel. the moment sparks an unforgettable stroke of luck.
Mayor Gaynor criticizes inconsistent reform laws in New York. He argues no double standard for rich or poor and compares gambling and intoxication across social settings to highlight inequality in temperance efforts. He condemns reformers who judge drunk behavior differently by avenue or status.
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