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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
10
A vintage guide offers electric and silver powders for polishing metals, methods for Britannia ware, brightening brass, and recipes for cleaning items. It also covers candle care to prevent dripping, reuse of cold storage for candles, and DIY fixes for loose casters using soaked corks.
Readable remnants describe Easter Sunday attire with a focus on tailored suits and frocks. Styles include narrow skirts, ankle lengths, various coat cuts, and vests in tan silk tricolette with diagonal pockets and braid details.
The article describes capes featuring ricolette in vivid colors such as peacock blue and emerald green. Evening wraps use two shades for striking contrasts, while sport shades pair with sweaters or white frocks for day wear.
Shelbyville launches Victory Warvest slogan campaign led by a courtly campaign agent amid countywide political meetings. Madison county considers post of World War Veterans with a resolution limiting political discussions at gatherings. Health tests show Ft Wayne water free of colon bacilli. oil men prep northern county drilling. civil suit challenges December 1917 road payment. Indianapolis flour prices rise amid wheat market.
A staff officer recalls Pershing as a genuine American. On the way to France, Pershing stops at his boyhood town and chats with a Black porter he once teased. The porter remembers a boy who flung pebbles at him and keeps the memory vivid.
An airphine armed with a machine gun spots a target about four miles offshore at ~1000 feet over the Pacific. It swoops in as the German undersea craft is detected, and a short burst from the gun ends the chase. A motorboat arrives to retrieve the carcass, yielding a hunter profit. The piece notes that skipping travel dulls fishing pleasure.
Senator Lodge warned that League of Nations articles must be weighed carefully before adoption to avoid risking the future. He cited the danger of minor details and cited a humorous analogy about a diva revising a contract to illustrate cautious deliberation.
An English soldier recovered two fighting bullets after pushing the Germans back several hundred yards in a large World War I battle. The bullets traveled through No Man's Land and struck barbed wire entanglements, producing varied results.
A fragment discusses thrift and profit, warning that time will repay or punish, and notes that some women always talk about the art of conversation.
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