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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1908

Page

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Three Barsd by Te and Virgil Boyles

George Williston, a poor ranchman, uncovers a horse-thief gang at the Three Bara. Langford and Louise Dale plead for justice as Jesse Black’s gang battles law and fate in a tense legal showdown. Williston returns from the shadows with hard evidence and a vow to avenge Mary and defend women against brutal outlaws.

George Whitliston Paul Langford Jesse Black Fong Kemah County South Dakota Williston Louise Dale Hammond Dale Wind City Chard Gordon Kemah Jim Munson Louise Brown Munson James KR. McAllister Jeane Black Janice Sanderson Bane Mag Jorney Gordon Louise Yale Whliston Titston Hs Muneon Williaton Bara Ranch Langford Mary Joses Black Pple

Coffin Was a Back Number

Isaac Coffman of Hatton Pennsylvania sold a coffin he made years ago not from need but at his wife Insistence that it is out of date The chestnut coffin was built twenty years earlier to be cozy and homelike He plans to buy an up to date casket but laments losing the older simple style

Munson Gabriel Gordon Langford Paul Pangford Cordon Louise Lang Seed Jesse Black Tie Lise Lena Old Getrt Deuce Williston Nightbird Mary Isaac Coffman Hatton Mr. Coffman

Tennyson and the Socialist in Adlingham’s Diary

A fragmentary excerpt from William Adlingham's Diary relays Tennyson as a defender of property rights. It recalls a dawn coffee shop incident in Westminster Road where a man rages over wealth and inheritance, prompting a response about paternal money and duty.

Tennyson William Adlingham Westminster Road

Practical Fashions Misses Tucked Shirt Waist Pattern

Pattern No 2443 offers a lilac and white Madras shirt waist with three front and shoulder tucks, gathered back, full sleeves with cuffed wrists, and versatile for linen or pique fabrics. Sizes 13 to 17 years. Four yards of 20 inch wide material for size 15. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name address size and pattern number.

Paris

No 2443 Name Size Street and No State

The fragment lists a numbered item No 2443 with fields for name size street and number and state. No additional context or details are readable in the text.

GIRLS RUSSIAN DRESS PATTERN NO 2417 FOR AGES SIX TO twelve

Paria Pattern No 2417 for a dull red Italian linen girls frock features a double box-plait front and back, under-arm belt, white buttons, tucked sleeves, and white stitching. Adaptable to chambray duck lawn gingham. Sizes six to 12 years. fabric yardage varies by width. Send 19 cents to Pattern Department with name, address, size and pattern number.

Fresh Example Narrows Down to Joseph Story

The piece cites a boomerang effect in competitive play, tracing parallels to the Joseph narrative to illustrate returning actions. It frames strategic moves as反 course corrections within a game of aiming for a hole in one.

Joseph

Remarkable Kingston Oak Tells History From Decoration Day

A New York man recalls the ancient Kingston oak near the old senate house, a landmark 260 years old with a nine foot trunk diameter. He notes its proximity to Peter Stuyvesant stockade and memories of Washington and Clinton meeting beneath its boughs. Nearby a chestnut shows an elm seed’s unlikely, historical grafting tale.

Kingston New York Senate House Peter Stuyvesant Washington Newburgh George Clinton

Boy Groping With a Problem in a Home Study Letter

A bright boy writes a composition for his mother in a home study about baseball and a boy named Archie. He notes Harold’s mother forbids Archie from playing with a driver’s boy and recalls historical figures’ trades, then questions how to start a new club without Harold. He wishes for a big brother to advise.

Archie Harold Virgil Richard Arkwright Franklin Oliver Cromwell Aesop Dickens Ben Jonson Poe

No Loopholes There

Eugene Walter praises clear points for a playwright at a New York dinner. He jokes about a leap year proposals and a husband who faced a silent approach as a wife advocates marriage and insists on consent.

Eugene Walter New York Mr. Walter

Are literary personae mannered in Boston tale

A minor author visits a Boston home and asks guests to retire to a small adjoining room so he can meditate in the large room. The hostess obliges, crowding guests into the smaller space, a scene described as bad manners rooted in hospitality exaggeration rather than literary traits.

Boston

Down but Not Out First Mate Overboard

A man fell overboard as a ship faced an apparent alarm lapse. The scene hints at tension between crew and captain over failure to sound an alarm and ensure crew safety.

Truth and Quality in a Laxative Remedy

The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a valued laxative option. It claims it cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility, with natural pleasant action, using physician approved ingredients and free from objectionable substances. Genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. is urged.

California Fig Syrup Co

Absent-minded Farmer Tale From Senator Beveridge Dinner

Senator Beveridge described an absent-minded farmer at a dinner. The tale centers on Jabez and a courtship misfire as the widower’s ardor fades and a punchline about memory and love ends the anecdote.

Beveridge Jabez Danno Nou

Father and boy dispute ends in hair restraint

A tense clash unfolds as Bobby explains to his father that a boy grabbed his hair, prompting a forced departure. The exchange captures a moment of parental concern and juvenile fear.

Bobby

Wife Convinced to Try Postum Over Coffee

A conservative Ill man learns coffee caused distress and, after his wife favors Postum, the family shifts to Postum. The wife recounts sleep trouble, breathlessness, and heart palpitations, and describes preparation and taste improvements leading to a coffee-free household. The tale endorses Postum by Postum Co of Battle Creek, Mich.

Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wallville

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TE. and Virgil D. Boyles Coffin Pennsylvania Molly Farmer T Hardapple Chicago Daily News Ceesseendense Seeereaereeee Beesenensy Washington and Clinton Huap
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