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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1919

Page

2

Prince Proves Himself a Real Canine Hero

Synopsis describes a sea mystery after the Dunraven sinks, Carolyn May Cameron-Hanna arriving from New York to live with her bachelor uncle Joseph Stagg at the Corners, where his stern housekeeper Aunt Rose and a cool reception await her. Stagg learns Carolyn is practically penniless and under his guardianship, while family feuds with Amanda Parlow color the strained welcome.

Dunraven Europe Carolyn May Cameron Hanna Carlyn New York Joseph Stagg Carolyn Rose Joe Stagg Amanda Parlow Carolyn May Prince Frank Kennedy Rose Kennedy Emeline Frank, Jr Clarissa Carlyn May Carlyn May Stagg Mr. Stagg Carlyn May Cameron Snivvins Satan Aston Driggs Bis

Prince the dog saves Miss Minnie in The Corners scare

Carolyn May and her guardian Uncle Joe witness a prowler target Miss Minnie Lester at The Corners school. Prince the dog bursts onto the scene, chases the tramp through town, and alerts the community as the alerting danger ends with the criminal fleeing, sparking the village's awakening.

Freda Payne Prince Freda Carolyn May Miss Minnie Minnie Princey

Prince’s continuing role emphasized in next installment

The story highlights Prince as a key figure and hints at upcoming incident coverage. Readers are urged to follow for further developments as the narrative arc advances.

Prince

Naughty Mamma's Boy Army Camp Prank Tale

A Chicago Tribune anecdote recalls a soldier at Camp Sherman targeting a fellow soldier nicknamed a mamma's boy. While asleep the pranksters rigged a cot with sticks and strings, toppling the bed and provoking furious swearing once the prank woke the target.

Camp Sherman Chicago Tribune

Fragmentary Civil War camp pin tale from a Black soldier

A Southern camp scene shows a Black soldier displaying a service pin with three stars. He explains one star honors himself and the other two are for his brothers, one ending at and the other at the new.

Farm Opportunities Prompted by Rail Admin Info

An advertisement from J. L. Edwards of the U S Railroad Administration promotes free information for home seekers on farming opportunities. It stresses no sales or lending, only guidance, and invites readers to specify their chosen state for details.

U. S. Railroad J. L. Edwards Y. S. Railroad Administration Washington, D. C

Cuticura Skin Care Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. It urges daily use to keep skin clear and mentions Cuticura Talcum. The ad cites a Carlyle quote about silence.

GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules advertised claim

An advertisement warns kidneys and bladder trouble worsen if untreated and urges immediate treatment with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It promotes three to four capsules daily, promises relief or money back, cites a Dutch charter from 1696, and urges readers to buy from their druggist with the GOLD MEDAL name on the box.

Holland Ment Netherlands Haarlem Thia Watonic Batonic Eatonic

Datas the walking encyclopedia and the price on his head

A London Tit-Bits writer reveals Datas the human encyclopedia can memorize dates and facts after reading a war book in hours for a penny. He claims a £2,000 price on his head and recounts odd meetings with figures like John Lee the Babbacombe murderer and executioner James Berry.

Datas London John Lee Babbacombe James Barry

Boy's Bill of Fare According to 1870 Notes

George Bailey replies to the inquiry on good food for a boy citing North Carolina theories of 1870. He suggests daily green fruit pine resin young cucumbers raw new potatoes green blackberries doughnuts branch water and two hours in the swimming hole per day.

George Bailey North Carolina Atlanta Constitution

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Orners Endicott Dodd, Mead and Company Ruth Belmore Phy Mr. Driggs Uncle Joe Aunty Rose Q Carolyn May Mr. Stage Aunty Corners Miss Minnie Lester Brady Carlyle Frank Freemont Lydia KE. Pinkham M. Godden Napoléon Fremont North Haven Conn Lydia E. Pinkham Elas Florence Isztta Lydia E.pinkham Medicine CO Lynn Mass Lee Berry Bradford Datus England Philadelphia Daisy Oatteers, Dept Boston Nova Scotia
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