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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
3
A preacher discusses the Song of the Three Holy Children added to Daniel in Greek and Latin texts. It covers Azarias and companions in the fiery furnace, the angelic protection, and their praise, with notes on manuscript origins and variations across versions.
Fragment of a Christian hymn praising the Lord with lines to mountains seas birds and beasts. Repeats bless ye the Lord and exalt him for ever. invokes all creation and faithful beings to give thanks, mercy endureth forever.
The story recalls Ananias Azarias and Misael in Nebuchadnezzar's court as Babylon exalts a gold statue. At a royal feast all people bow to the image as music plays, showing the tested faith of God’s people in exile.
The author recalls apostle missionaries and Gala tian converts enduring bitter persecution to win converts. It contrasts early Christian suffering with modern hardships, arguing that discipline remains essential for shaping strong lives and faith, though times have changed.
The article argues that elite diners deserve sympathy for poorly cooked meals yet calls for reform in home and small hotel cooking. It notes France has more male cooks and suggests American cooking could improve if men enter the profession and the field earns higher regard. It cites Good Housekeeping on cultural attitudes toward cooking.
Consul General John Edward Jones reports rats marching north from Manitoba’s south into Emerson Gretna and Winnipeg area. Winnipeg boards discuss control plans as farmers fear damage to grain. boundary municipalities coordinate to meet the rodent threat in Western Canada.
A Chicago editor recalls William Dean Howells rebuking American boastfulness and notes Howells recently joined a suffrage society. He narrates Howells’ Maine Fourth of July speech where an earlier orator boasted and Howells mocked the boast with a childlike parable about a hen and an egg.
Mrs. R R Whitaker of Winchester Tennessee reports her two and a half year old daughter suffered a painful hip and leg eruption beginning in October. After two doctors failed, Curettura remedies were used for two weeks and by February the child was fully well with no recurrence.
An annual Kentucky fire marshal excerpt reflects on loss and memory with images of attic odds and ends, vanished furniture, grease smeared tags, and toys from children grown or gone. The passage evokes pathos and a cautionary mood about aging hazards and overlooked dangers at home.
A collage of brief items and witticisms including lines on the law of attraction between genders, a Quaker remark about honesty, a mother's remedy for child mishaps, a quip about an aeronaut’s garden, and Winglow’s soothing syrup for teething.
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