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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

7

Mary Allen's brave trek with two children ends in Elizabeth

Mrs. Mary Allen of Baltimore trudges toward Wabash Ind with three year old Robert and ten year old Lillian in a damaged three wheeled carriage. They reach Elizabeth where Mayor Goodfellow arranges hotel shelter and funds to continue to Wabash.

Elizabeth N. J Robert Mary Allen Baltimore Wabiush Ind Lillian Rutherford Tye New York Todiana

Cow Kicks Out Tail Lights in Pennsylvania Car Case

Fred Tholman of Ingemar faced a magistrate on a charge of driving without a rear light after claiming a cow he bought was roped to a truck and kicked out the tail light. The judge added a ten dollar fine to the cow’s cost. Meanwhile two armed thieves robbed a bank entry in Cleveland, grabbing a handbag with 1500 dollars from Miss Margaret Tallett as she entered the bank.

Pittsburgh Chicago Washington Pennsylvania Fred Tholman Ingemar Succop Cleveland Margaret Tallett Miss Tallet Ube

Shift Burden From Man To Horse In Hay Harvest

An Agriculture Department guide argues using horses and labor saving gear can cut hay harvest labor. It recommends retooling crews, avoiding idle time, using push rakes, overshot stackers, and stacker equipment to reduce backbreaking work and improve efficiency during harvesting and baling.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Hurgely Mante Leming Bay Mick

Haying Machinery and Labor Saving Tips From Old Manual

The article discusses efficient haying methods using side delivery rakes and tedders, noting that multiple machines reduce manual labor. It compares one and two horse rakes, emphasizes independence to avoid interference, and suggests hay caps for poor weather and clover or alfalfa crops. It also covers windrow handling and bunched hay with two horses and a boy.

Aoman

Reducing Losses in Long Distance Spinach Shipments

Specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture urge careful harvesting and packing with effective refrigeration to cut spoilage in transit. They note decay from soft rot and yellowing. using barrels or crates with crushed ice layers helps preserve spinach during shipping.

Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture CO Srirts Bremer

Chief Causes of Swarming in Beekeeping Report

The article lists main swarming causes as poor ventilation, insufficient queen nutrition, crowded honey storage, and excess drones or an aging queen. Extension Service notes preventing swarming by avoiding these conditions. swarming is natural for new colony formation and species propagation. The old queen often leads the first swarm.

Quinn

Kitchen Cabinet 2 Recipes and Household Hints

A fragmented page offers culinary directions and homemaking tips. It describes a Tomato Rarebit dish with butter and flour, hints at fruit desserts like California Mince Pie, and provides cleaning and fabric care steps. The tone resembles a mid century domestic column.

Untitled fragment hints at fear and marriage theme

Fragmentary lines mention fear and opposition to marriage, with garbled phrasing and unclear attributions. The text appears as stray notes rather than a coherent event or report. No identifiable persons, dates, or organizations are preserved to form a factual summary.

Ribbons and Roving Fancy Ribbon Work for Child Attire

The article describes ribbons used in dressmaking and millinery, detailing how satin and narrow ribbons form hats, headpieces, bridle-style fastenings, and decorations for dresses, camisoles, bags, and coats. It notes colors, textures, and techniques like tucks, shirring, and fringe details.

Osrehet

Early 20th Century Bathing Suit Styles Described

The article outlines various women bathing suits including two piece ensembles with close fitting trunks and overgarments, sleeveless options, and shoulder straps. It notes materials, colors, and construction such as woven fabrics, elastic waists, and braided trims, with references to performance and fashion emphasis for the season.

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