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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
6
The piece notes stresses on modern ministers as duties multiply beyond preaching. It argues readjustment is needed as one person must often handle preaching, finance, administration, youth work, and parish leadership. Yet lasting joys come from deep study, literary breadth, and daily engagement with the Bible.
The article compares how roots stems and leaves function in potato plants and how plants regrow lost parts. It describes how dormancy and stored food activate buds after frost and contrasts shoots from soil grown roots with those from eyes above soil. It notes color changes and differing shoot forms under varied light and contact with soil.
An early dairy opinion by J. M. Monrad argues hand separators help prevent tuberculosis spread in herds. He favors heat treating skim milk to 180 degrees to sterilize residual milk from cans and improve pasteurized separator milk safety.
A passage praises Indian Runner ducks for eggs with minimal feed, noting two varieties and breeding needs. It also reports Ontario experiments finding buttermilk as effective as skim milk for pigs, with four to five pounds of buttermilk matching one pound of meal, and emphasizes root growth via heat and care.
R G Dun gives a cautious trade snapshot with buoyancy in spots but widespread curtailment in textiles and cotton. Steel, leather, and wool goods show weakness while shoe orders rise in Boston and retail trade holds in Cincinnati and Louisville amid midsummer dullness. Bank clearings rise in most cities, yet losses appear in Cincinnati and New Orleans. Bradstreet reports U S and Canada failures and exports edge higher as heat swamps Philadelphia with deaths and prostrations.
Cincinnati miscellaneous markets show early apple harvests with prices from 8.50 to 8.50 per crate and various fruits and vegetables listed by quantity. Grain and hay figures are provided for Wheat Corn Oats and Timothy and Clover hay, with live stock including cattle hogs sheep and lambs priced across several quality tiers.
After fifteen months abroad Colonel Theodore Roosevelt lands in New York on June 18 and receives a vast ovation. He declines interviews but engages with public life, travels in White Steamers, and attends church and a clambake with Rough Riders, showcasing rapid energy and interest in affairs.
An advertisement touts Coca-Cola as cooling and wholesome water substitute. It offers a booklet titled The Truth About Coca-Cola and a 1910 Coca-Cola Baseball Record Book containing Casey At The Bat, schedules for both leagues, and other baseball information. Address Coca-Cola Company, Atlanta, GA.
In a sharp exchange, Briggs dismisses Underblossom as a scoundrel and a liar with false teeth. Griggs retorts that deceit fits him, given his own dubious veneers.
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