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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1922

Page

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The Rose of Rose: A Love and a Secret Morning

Esme, bound by inheritance and tradition, faces a decisive private moment with Fay as he presses for a clandestine pledge. Amid gifts, a tense confession, and a dawn departure, John Lapsley uncovers a dangerous plot linking debts and protection, steering Esme toward a risky, hopeful future at the station.

Austin Fay Rose Esme America Gene John Lapesley Kirk Tomer Fas John Lapsley Love

Fashionable Sleeves Dominate This Summer Gowns

The article notes crepe or printed silk frocks with straight lines and dramatic sleeves mark this season. Ultra fashion emphasizes drapery and skirt length, but gowns preferred by designers showcase distinctive sleeve details as a key style feature.

Frock Trends with Draped Panels and Crepe Frocks

Frocks feature leftward draped panels and cord motifs with organdie rose accents. Fashions emphasize pleats, tucks, and sleeve decor as key style elements, with wraps and capes completing lines. Designers showcase variations in crepe and organdie, promising graceful silhouettes and fresh sleeve treatments.

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Indiana Brevities a mix of crimes politics and crop news

Indiana brief items report Indianapolis drug trafficking figures, a Auburn double homicide trial date, and a Raub Grain suit. Other notes cover tax appeals from 251 corporations, Evansville will contest, Vincennes whisky trailer tactic, Clark county tobacco crop, Columbus theater curfews, and highway sign removals. Local courts, farm prices, and wheat harvest progress across several counties are also noted.

Indianapolis Auburn James W. Shaffer Mie Sheffer Fort Wayne Fowler Benton Sowers Grain Company Chicago Raub Grain Company Raub B. Bh. Berry Sawers Grain Company Lee Kelly Indianapplis State Board of Tax Commissioners Evansville Margaret Gray Patterson New York Allen Gray Vanderburg County Pasadena Cal Harry Gray Vincennes Siee Columbus Goshen Elkhart Richmond Wayne County Edgar F. Hiatt Dickinson Trust Company Richesmond Charles W. Camp Indiana Able Securities Valparaiso Porter County Ohio Wool Growers’ Association Woot Winchester Northern Washington, D. C Interstate Ecommerce Commission Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend Railway Company Princeton Miners’ Committee Francisco United Mine Workers of America Francisco Coal Company Gibson County Federal Reserve District Winois Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Greensburg Decatur County Adams C. P. Patt Platt William P. Evans Marion County Grand Jury Hartford City New

Odd Method of Discipline by South County School Leader

A country school superintendent visits a negro school praised for order. The teacher denies whipping or extra work, instead using a sly method: if students do right, they are allowed to eat their dinner calmly, avoiding more trouble. The reveal: order comes from calm, contented behavior rather than punishment.

Jeffersonville Clark County Indianapolis Indiana State Highway Department Joan D. Williams State Highway Commission Highway Commission Hoosier Motor Club Williams TL. C. Ward Fort Wayne State Board of Education Ward Decatur Adams County Council Adams County Memorial Hospital Greensburg Deentur Thin Johnsei

A Strange Death by a River Wollondilly Storm

A bullock in New South Wales was crushed when a wind-driven forked tree branch bent and fell, gripping the animal from neck to body as a storm bent the tree. Onlookers saw the ox lifted and lose life as the trunk released only after the branch was sawn through.

Wollondilly New South Wales Ntessville

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Martha M. Williams Meclure Syndicale Lipsley Fay Tarpsley Foxy John Sesine Alome Lomas White Pilrane Nine Sudendy Tabas Eailer Ray Ofkandie Luly Bitin
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