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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
6
Fragmentary dialogue notes a clerk praising a typist expert and recounting a rich employer cheated in under three months. The passage hints at a workplace scam or quick wage gain but lacks full details.
A woman named Miss Barbara Kral of Highlandtown Md recounts a ten month battle with severe itching and disfiguring eczema. After trying many remedies a friend advised Cuticura Remedies. four to five applications of Cuticura Ointment relieved the itching and she claims a full cure after using two sets.
Esther a Jewish orphan raised by Mordecai in Shushan learns from him that deliverance for the Jews may come through her. She contemplates going unbidden to the king despite the law, fasting with her maidens, and asks the Jews in Shushan to fast as well, declaring if she perish, she perish. The passage ends with her resolve to approach the king.
A sermonette extols self denial and fitting Esther the queen for duty. It argues selfishness ruins life while sacrifice expands both present and eternal blessing. Mordecai urges to act in a crisis, and the speaker answers with I will go and if perish I perish as the proper resolve.
Queen Esther remains confident she can aid Mordecai despite troubling news from Hatach. She resumes palace social planning while awaiting a secret interview hinting at danger to the Jewish people as Hatach arrives with ominous tidings.
Fragmentary reflections compare countless rain drops to human virtue and ask whether a single central sun of goodness exists in God. The passage links moral good to divine character, suggesting a metaphysical source for all benevolence.
A bachelor laments kitchen racket from clattering dishes and suggests wooden or papier mache alternatives. He argues noiseless tableware would improve sleep, cut breakage costs, and steady kitchen voices, benefiting residents’ health and morals.
A Kansas man visiting New York notes locals constantly leaning on counters bars pillars and tables calling it a graceful pose. He observes both genders share the habit and shops even post signs discouraging leaning, which he deems mainly a bluff. In a separate item Mrs Lawson and Mr Lawson discuss society and Mrs Lawson's bridge habits and health.
Deitrich Weiss of Baltimore bought two tickets for the Two Jobna dramatic exhibition eighteen years ago. Unable to attend, he kept the tickets and last week the box office honored them for a show of the same name.
Fragmentary dialogue indicates a dispute over a cook and a proposed conservatory in exchange for growing a ni plant. The readable lines name Ju Lea and Smith but lack full context or location.
A pasted collection notes a home remedy claiming relief for rheumatism using whiskey, Toris Compound, and Syrup Sarsaparilia Compound. It also recounts a mouse on a pillow anecdote, praises Defiance Starch for laundry stiffness, and cites London’s rising street danger with nearly 300 annual deaths.
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