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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
8
The piece describes two coats in checked serge and tan covert cloth with fresh design notes. It details a cotton net slip frock with lace, shirring, and a new two piece taffeta overcoat look, plus a blue silk party frock for girls eight to twelve with lawn slips and lace trims.
Rev. Charles M. Sheldon argues that Jesus derives power from simple understandable teaching and widespread healing. The sermon urges church members to cooperate with the divine plan, give their resources, and spread discipleship to all nations under the Prince of Peace.
A devotional line asserts God can keep a man in this world as surely as in any world. It cites Daniel in the lion’s den Wesley among stones and John on Patmos as proof, ending with a clipped note.
The Utica Press reports a misread political threat note with garbled phrases and a claim of ten enemies seeking blood. Detectives intercept the letter and escort the writer, who insists the line meant due one cent. Officers clarify the coded message as a misread line.
The British consul H. E. Gresham in Cleveland reports the army has increased its age limit from thirty eight to forty five. He notes less strict physique requirements and cites a Manchester slacker who claimed poor eyesight to avoid service, only to be told he would gain an excellent view from the front line trench.
A York state woman testifies that switching from coffee to Postum improved her nervous system and headaches, and her husband’s kidney trouble diminished. The ad asserts Postum is a wholesome warm beverage for meals, available in two forms, with preparation details.
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