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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
9
An old saying warns against delaying protection for fruit trees against rodents. The article outlines soil or cinder mounds, wire screens, and combinations with corn stalks or paper wrappers as effective, year round defenses, with specifics on materials and methods to deter mice, rabbits, and woodchucks.
The reader's question What shall I do to inherit eternal life is addressed through Jesus parable and teaching. Loving God with all heart and neighbor as self fulfills the law. belief in Christ secures everlasting life and an incorruptible inheritance from God. The path is love, faith, and obedient living.
A list asserting silage advantages over fodder or hay. Benefits include higher storage efficiency, reduced losses, cost savings per acre, year‑round feeding, and better palatability and digestion. Also notes silage enables farming on limited land, preserves stock, and frees land for subsequent crops.
The Christian Observer recounts a young boy of twelve who learned to read in a mission school and began teaching others. After natives saw his knowledge, they asked him to be their teacher and leader, pledging to build a chapel for his work. The tale reflects widespread eagerness for gospel truth across villages.
Julia Bottomley notes women favor silk and crepe roses for muff and coat decor. Real or artificial roses share the market, with artificial varieties from gauze to velvet for evening gowns. The long stemmed rose dominates yet cannot replace violets, orchids, or gardenias in bouquets.
The breakfast jacket features square filet mesh and a straight back and front. Five inch cross bands under arms and across shoulders, with round sleeves joined inside the arms. Border cuffs and shawl collar in plain stitch match the lining and contrast with outer filet mesh. Color options include white with pale trims or practical gray with dark accents.
The guide describes affixing a large velvet flower arrangement and dark leaves to a long-haired fur garment to enhance its chic look. It specifies placement near the front center or corner and warns against bright pelt colors like white, yellow, or gray where such exotics appear flashy and unstylish.
Mil liner fashion hints at a coming fez trend as close fitting turbans evolve. Early fez models appear in ermine chinchilla and Borun Duki fur with tall tight silhouettes and crescent or striped trims.
A home remedy for rough chapped skin uses rose water glycerin borax and benzoin. Apply with old linen to relieve irritation and restore smoothness.
The season’s favored sashes and girdles remain popular with cloth and silk dresses. Roman striped and shaped silk girdles stay favorites for simple designs, while rich brocades and velvet touches brighten evening pieces. Wide satin ribbons and ribbon roses decorate girdles for various gowns.
Alberta reports high yields with No. 1 wheat 90 percent up to Oct 1. Marquis and Red Fife wheat show heavy weights. oats and barley yield well with 60 to 132 bushels per acre in places. Railway congestion and shipment plans surface as Alberta eyes record grain movement.
The exchange features Mrs. Peck and John Henry in a courtroom moment where she scolds him for mailing a letter he denies receiving, and the judge halts the back and forth as the matter remains unresolved.
Patent medicine advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for children to relieve poverty sickness teething disorders and regulate bowels. Claims worm destruction and cold relief within 24 hours. Endorsed as 60 years favored by mothers. price two cents. sample address A S Olmsted LeRoy New York.
A fragmented ad collection promotes a new pipe cleaner that uses crushed quartz to clean conduits like bottles. It also includes various ads for health tonics, home remedies, and household products with brief humorous asides and testimonials.
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