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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
7
In San Prospero Tuscany a peasant named Orella Rossi is believed ill by villagers who think witches cured him. An old woman accused as a witch is tested by boiling water and rods. She cannot save Rossi and the crowd nearly drowns him before intervention stops the mob.
A letter from Harald at Upestate University reveals classmates puzzled by his request to retrieve an old trunk item the knickerbocker Norful suit worn in junior year. The note explains peers wear golf suits on weekends, prompting Harald to revive his past attire with modest funds.
A Franklin couple argue over a club member while the husband defends the accused. The wife retorts, and three year old Bobby, listening intently, blurts out with a simple misstatement about fish, echoing the silly misunderstanding.
A committee of student representatives revived plans for a mutual exchange of students with foreign countries. The aim is to broaden outlooks and promote friendly relations among civilized nations. Each participating country would host tours and arrange visits to places and institutions of interest.
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Gerhard A. Kloifman deceased to appear in Dubois Circuit Court Jasper Indiana January 27 1922 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness The Clerk and Seal January 6 1922 Chas H Bartley Clerk of Dubois Circuit Court John K McFall Atty
A garbled OCR note describes a Pekingese dog claimed as the world's smallest, with references to Pisa Y Chena and Hy Py tree and a one pound weight. The text is fragmentary but centers on a tiny royal canine and its reported measurements.
The text describes cotton industry hardships from boll weevil damage and notes wild growth responses in Arizona along Salt River valley fields. It credits private enterprise for domestic efforts to counteract the pest, with potential output gains projected if new measures succeed.
The undersigned trustee of Ferdinand township Dubois counts will attend a townshir business at his office each day of the week at home. Persons with township business to transmit are asked to present it at my home. Nicksemingear Ceustec Verdinand Pat.
Personal items note Mr. and Mrs. William Helming visiting son Ed and wife in Jasper on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oser spent several days this week at Tun tinebury. Mrs. Sebastian Heckting of St. Meinrad spent Wednesday in town. William Be Beckerle and Harry Lueggers of Jasper were in town Tuesday.
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