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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1914

Page

12

Historic battle sites span Europe and Scotland

The article recalls markers and landmarks linked to famous clashes. It notes the 1346 English victory near Mark RECY, Wallace’s Stirling camp and 1297 victory, and the Marathon grave mound honoring 192 Athenians from 490 BC. It emphasizes the enduring memory of these sites.

Recy France Eaward III Philip of Valois Bohemia Prince of Wales Wallage Wallace Tower Stirling Scotland Wallace Robert Bruce William Wallace Surrey Cressingham Edward Bannockburn Marathon

The Lions of Chaeronea to Joan of Arc and Waterloo

A museum column recounts ancient battle sites and famed sieges. It notes the Marathon battlefield in Greece with Miltiades and the 1640s martial memory, the Cawnpore memorial to Nana Sahib victims, the Lion of Chaeronea guarding Theban dead, Joan of Arc’s martyrdom spot in Rouen, and the Waterloo monument near Brussels marking Napoleon’s defeat.

Cawnpore Cawnpora India Nana Sahib Ciiehy Nana Chaeronea Mt. Parnassus Greece B. C Philip Kephisos Antipater Alexander Demosthenes Joan OF Arc Place du Vieux Marche Rouen France England William of Normandy Jeanne d’Arc Orleans Charles VII Rheims Compiegne Waterloo Great Britain Netherlands Prussia Wellington Napoleon Elba Eld Paria Brussels

Parable of the Sower: Good seed and tares in the world

The text argues there is a personal God and a personal devil at work in the world. Good seed and tares grow together in soil, church, and society, with harvest at the end of the world. It warns against forcing removal of tares before the time, and notes zeal without purity often harms the crop.

Devil Satan Heaven Jordan

New York Woman to Aid Moros in Philippines Mission

Mrs. Lorillard Spencer travels to the Philippines with Miss Tracy an Episcopalian deaconess to establish a dispensary a farm school for boys and an industrial school for girls and to link the effort with the Episcopalian Board of Missions.

Philippines Lorillard Spencer New York Society Miss Tracy Episcopalian Board of Missions

Time to Speak of Work and Responsibility Fellowship

A brief quotation emphasizes the need to take time to discuss work, our needs, responsibilities, sorrows, joys, defeats, and victories within the fellowship. It frames time as essential to shared reflection and growth.

Campbell Morgan

Man Rescued After Dangling From Chicago Bridge

A 58 year old man Samuel Birdsell narrowly avoided serious injury when he dropped from a swinging bridge over the Chicago River. Police Officer Langlois stood under the girder and braced to catch Birdsell, saving him as the bridge snapped shut. Both were bruised but unharmed. Birdsell thanked the officer for the lifesaving action.

Chicago Kinzle Street Samuel Birdsell Langlois Chicago Avenue Birdsell

Snakes Attack Train Messenger on Santa Fe Ride

An express messenger aboard a north bound Santa Fe train faced a rattlesnake attack when a large snake hissed and struck. He fired, killing the reptile, and then slain three more after they emerged from a box shipped from Wharton for a northern city show. Passengers feared a train holdup as the snakes were killed with no injuries.

Wharton

Woman Breaks Arm While Pulling Chicken Leg

Mrs Evelyn Rudderow of Camden New Jersey bought a spring chicken at a market in Philadelphia. While trying to pull apart the fowl she strained and fractured her arm. Neighbors rushed her to Cooper Hospital for treatment.

Worman Philadelphia Evelyn Rudderow Camden N. J Cooper Hospital

Ambiguous plea over hundred dollar wedding funds

A fragmented report describes a man in Pittsburgh seeking funds after losing a wedding stake. He gambled to raise money and faced credit concerns, with unclear references to insurance and debt as he tries to cover a $700 goal.

Pittsburgh Fred Lyth

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