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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
4
William A. Radford describes a compact 25 by 82 foot bungalow with a four foot pantry extension. He highlights a stairway around a chimney, concrete hollow walls, loggia piers, and a 14 window layout delivering a bright four room plus bath home costing about 2500 dollars.
A fragment from The Discussion asks how Noah could navigate the ark with lights. The text suggests pitch inside and outside the vessel would have left it dark, implying limited or no illumination.
Evansville officials headline Indiana Association of Photographers annual convention at Winona Lake with record exhibit. R Morris Williams named president. officers from Attica Princeton Warsaw and more are listed. Also notes state bugs threaten trees at the Statehouse and a looming budget gap with about 1 million in treasury.
Ninety-two county treasurers report a June 30 semi annual payment of 4 604 372 65 to the state treasury, up from 3 742 736 62 a year earlier, an increase of 861 636 13 due to a 8 percent state tax levy and higher property values. In Marion County the six month total rises to 591 475 22 from 466 411 66, a gain of 125 063 56, with 1 774 875 22 of the state total earmarked for school tax and related funds. A table compares 1914 June settlements with those of the previous year.
Patents granted to Indiana residents include Arthur J. Adams of Chicago assigned to W. S. Ferris of Elkhart and A. B. Keith of Chicago trustees with items such as a go-cart and a breath guard. Other names show stamps of invention for egg beaters, bottle closures, stone-working machines, and silo roofs. Indiana Court Reporters Association meets in Indianapolis July 16 with demonstrations of typewriters phonographs and stenotype machines and discussions on State Organization and Working Tools led by observers from St. Louis and Richmond.
Simple chiffon wraps are crafted from two yard lengths joined down the back with silk, falling straight at the front and trimmed with tucks. Some styles feature marabou borders or shoulder shirrings, with bias cut ends and feather or cross-stitch embroidery for a chic, year round accessory.
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