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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
5
The article surveys Monte Carlo gaming, arguing the Société des Bains de Mer profits from a rigged house edge. It notes guaranteed losses for players and describes lavish entertainment as the casino’s advertising lure.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a longtime San Francisco street railway official. The text notes a man rose from construction to top leadership, becoming chair of the board after forty two years, and highlights decades of service by a senior executive in American transit.
A local farmer reports the birth of three husky heifers and a bull. The cattle are doing nicely and receiving nourishment as part of efforts to improve stock. The farmer notes the herd’s role in reducing feed costs and supporting local dairy and meat supply.
A garbled passage discusses a cost laden destination and its upkeep, mentioning Monte Corte and a beautified town, with references to public goals, working groups, and self-decention. Names and concrete details are unclear, but the tone suggests a civic or planning note with fragmented statements.
A fossil bird specimen found in western Kansas and preserved at the University of Kansas Museum is linked to a Yale collection with another fragment residing there. Curator notes discuss features suggesting a two-toed, bipedal bird from an ancient period, offering clues about its dental and skeletal characteristics.
Odd craft described as balloon like vessels appeared in the James Bay area near Coentine Ontario. Reports say they carried unaware pilots toward Moose Factory and seem tied to older fur trade routes and a distant American company presence.
Indianapolis reports Governor Merny plans raises for stenographers and clerks in state departments using a $10,000 fund to cover part of the raises. The article also notes votes on constitutional amendments and other state matters, including education classifications and state projects.
Overpeck Ohio resident Mrs Carrie Williams praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief before and after childbirth. She credits it with restoring health, energy, and ability to care for her two children. The ad claims decades of use and wide recognition as a standard remedy for women's ailments.
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