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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
13
Practical hints for polishing gold silver brass and copper using homemade powders and creams. Includes methods for keeping candles from dripping and extending candle life with cooling storage and wick care. Also suggests cork repairs and caster fixes for furniture.
The article chronicles Easter Sunday fashion in tailored suits and dresses. It highlights slender silhouettes, narrow skirts, and varied coat lengths. Frocks and vests appear with decorative pockets and braid detailing. A youthful suit with tunic-like skirt showcases current trends and lavish braid accents.
Bright capes in rust peacock blue emerald green and sheer selections will define evening wear with two tone chiffon evening wraps. Sport shades paired with matching sweaters or white day frocks will also appear this summer in vivid boutique colors.
The Shelbyville article notes Victorys Larvest slogan launched in Shelby county by County Agent Anderson with a meeting as preliminary to forming a Madison County World War Veterans post. The report also cites local health water tests and upcoming oil field news in Connersville and broader Indiana developments.
A Washington staffer calls Pershing the real thing and an American as a porter recalls a boyhood incident. Aqua-style anecdote shows Pershing’s humanity contrasted with a prank on him. Senator Lodge warns on league treaties amid light theater of anecdote about a prima donna and travel.
An army lieutenanton a whale hunting mission flies about a thousand feet above the Pacific. He spots a whale four miles offshore, dives, fires a machine gun, and a motorboat retrieves the carcass. The catch brings a considerable profit as reported by Popular Mechanics Magazine.
English troops report heavy bullet exchanges as they push German forces back several hundred yards. Soldiers describe perilous rides across No Man's Land and bullets striking barbed wire entanglements with varied outcomes.
A clipped, literary excerpt contrasts thrift of time with ambitions and joy. It notes Gladstone’s authority and remarks that some women always talk about the art of conversation. The fragment offers no clear event or date.
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