Watch Us Grow Subscriptions for Tsar Ferdinand News
A list of new subscribers and recent payments for Tsar Ferdinand News includes Wm. Bolin of Ferdinand, Jos G. Schwindel of St Mathews Kentucky, Tillie Gehlhausen of Louisville Kentucky, Von Mother Superior of Shoals Arkansas, and others such as Ferdinand Olinger and Ellenora Bromm in St Meinrad Dakota. Also noted are Mary Jochim of Louisville and Sisters of St Benedict of Ferdinand among paid members.
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Tsar Ferdinand News
Wm. Bolin
Ferdinand
Jos. G. Schwindel
St. Mathews
Tillie Gehlhausen
Louisville
Von
Shoals
Ark
Ferdinand Olinger
St. Meinrad
Ind
Ellenora Bromm
Stephan
Dakota
Mary Jochim
John Denning
Sisters of St. Benedict
Richard Eiberg
Church Announcements Post June 14 Weekly Notes
Church notices list anniversaries and weddings across a week with names such as F Senninger on Tuesday Anthony Heilers and Paul Schreiner are linked to a wedding. Gerhard Stallmann Henry Rickelhoff Christina Metzler and family G scattered through Friday to Saturday. Gerhard Weyer Catharina Scheifer Thersia Geopfrich Gerhard Hoffmann Henry Thiemann appear on Sunday.
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F. Senninger
Anthony Heilers
Paul Schreiner
Gerhard Stallmann
Henry Rickelhoff
Magne Ey
Christina Metzler
Auttarth
Gerhard Weyer
Catharina Scheifer
Thersia Geopfrich Gerhard Hoffmann
Henry Thiemann
Southern's New Line to French Lick and West Baden
The Southern Railway will begin regular passenger trains on the French Lick West Baden extension starting Sunday January 5 1908. The health resorts French Lick and West Baden Springs become easily reached with attractive round trip rates from all points. For rates and schedules contact any Southern Railway agent. J C Beam Jr Assist G P P A
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Southern Railway
French Lick
West Baden
West Baden Springs
Southern Railway Company
Round Trip to French Lick and West Baden Springs
Southern Railway offers a Sunday trip from Ferdinand Station to two famed resorts spending eight hours visiting the reputed “8th wonder” and the line’s new railway. Local criminals held: Rose McCormick and Elzora Fellows pleaded guilty to conducting a house of ill fame, fined $10 and costs each. McCormick paid and released, Fellows jailed for twenty days. Officials vow to crack down on morals violations, with raids possible and renters urged to clear immoral tenants. Huntingburg Independent.
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French Lick
West Baden Springs
Southern Railway
Ferdinand
Rose McCormick
Elzora Fellows
Justice Johnson
Marshal Wendholt
Jasper
McCormick
Ferdy Vollmer
Johnson
Independentia
Schwartz
Huntingburg Independent
Homecoming Event Offers Southern Railway Round Trip Fares
Tell City Indiana hosts a homecoming with June 29 to July schedule. Southern Railway sells round trip tickets at one and one half fare with a minimum of $1.00 and adds extra service on the Tell City Cannelton Branch. Inquiries to Southern Railway agents or D P A Evansville Indiana. Louisville by J C Beam Jr A G PB A St. Louis So.
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Tell City
Ind
Southern Railway
Cannelton
E. D L. Stratton
A R. Cook
Evansville
Louisville
J. C. Beam, Jr
St. Louis
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice in Ferdinand Ind
The Ferdinand township trustee of Dubois county Indiana announces Saturday meetings at the big office for township business. Persons with business are urged to present it on Saturdays. Wm Helm ing Trustee Ferdinand Indiana
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Ind
Wm. Heelming
Ferdinand, Ind
A Preacher's Dream and the Gold Ring Find
Rev James Spur geon grandfather of the famous preacher prayed under an oak in Honeywood Park. A dream warned of danger on his usual path and a safer route appeared. He chose the perilous path and reached the tree safely. A solid gold piece found on the path became his wedding ring.
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James Spurgeon
Honeywood Park
Satan
Spurgeon
Kansas City Journal
The Art of Glove Cutting in Brussels Workshops
The glove cutters of Brussels and Paris earn higher wages than famous tailors in London and New York. The craft is so demanding that top cutters are known by name, and their distinctive knives are cherished heirlooms handed down through generations.
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Brussels
Trance Earp
London
New York
Mexican Hat Hats From Pampas Grass At World Scale
In Mexico Hat stores half a million pampas grasa hats are produced from a grass unique to the region. Skilled workers turn out ten to twelve hats daily, sent worldwide. Each hat costs about fourpence to make and retails at 1 shilling sixpence to 4 shillings, durable enough to last ten years for frugal buyers.
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Mexico
The Chesapeake Bay Its Vast Size and Reach Told
The Chesapeake Bay is described as the Atlantic coast’s largest indentation, likened to a Mediterranean of America. Spanning about 200 miles in length and up to 40 miles wide, it covers over 2,000 square miles and feeds rivers with thousands of miles of combined waterways.
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Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
Mediterranean
America
Baltimore American
The
United States
L. Goode
Indian Chief Porter Leads Indian Central Railroad Quest
President Porter of the Creeks becomes a railroad chief as head of the Indian Central. The charter is filed at Guthrie, capitalized at 15 million dollars, planning 460 miles in Indian Territory and Oklahoma within two years. Route runs from Ponca City to Paris Texas with a branch to Oklahoma City from the Red River.
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Porter
Indian Central
Guthrie
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Ponca City
Paris
Texas
Red River
Oklahoma City
Beavers and sticks in a jurist’s quip scene
A judge quips about Mrs Bitterpill working like a beaver and loving a perfect stick, noting she has been chewing it ever since. The humorous exchange highlights playful courtroom banter and a metaphorical dig at steadfast focus.
Telepathy in a New York dog fancier tale
A New York dog fancier recounts a story about a dog that brings a matchbox when shown a cigar, suggesting understanding of his wishes without words. He notes it may hint at telepathy while conceding the dog could also act from strong reasoning and cues.
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New York
Variations in College Gowns Across Universities
Harper's Weekly explains the meaning and distinctions of gowns worn by undergraduates, masters, and doctors. It notes common black fabrics and unique sleeve shapes for masters, optional silk for long-standing bachelors, and the tradition of hoods among doctors to signal different doctorates across England, Scotland, and America.
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America
England
Scotland
Harper’s Weekly
Monkey at Jamesburg Boys Home Sparks Legal Debate
A live monkey once housed at the State Home for Boys in Jamesburg prompts a legal question after its owner, an Italian, was jailed in South River. An officer arranged the animal’s commitment to the home, with sheriff papers and superintendent receipt. Pedro spends two weeks with each boy group at the institution.
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Jersey
Jamesburg
South River
Pedro
How to Remove Cloudiness From a Mirror
The mirror may be cloudy due to surface scratches or damaged silvering from bright light. Scratches can be removed by rubbing with soft leather moistened with water and jeweler's rouge. For extensive work use a buff wheel, wood map, fine pumice stone, and polish with felt buff and rouge.
Removing Paint from Wood Using Lamps and Chemicals
The article advises burning paint with a purpose-built lamp to soften it for scraping or using strong soda lye if no lamp is available. After treatment, wipe with vinegar or weak acid to neutralize soda, ensuring new paint will adhere to the wood.
Chicago Women to Wear Sandals This Summer
Nearly 1 000 Chicago women will wear sandals this summer local shop dealers predict One firm has laid in stock of several hundred in adult sizes and children's sizes The women of Chicago do not need a physical culture club to give them courage to go sandal ing.
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Chicago
Navy talk in a quiet home and speculation
Uncle Cyrus reads Youth's Companion as he and Aunt Martha discuss naval power and cruiser engines. The pair react with disbelief to figures claiming engines strong enough to pull cavalry into the sea, wondering if the cavalry should stay inland.
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Martha
Cyrus
Louisiana
United States Cavalry
Dogs Scale Icy Wall to Rescue Lost Climbers
A Swiss tourist reports three St. Bernard rescue dogs Dina Medea and Sonia survived a fall from a snowy Herminensteig. The trio aided in locating two missing mountaineers, slipped from the ice, and, after hours, returned to Baumegartnerhaus alive, proving their daring climb back up the near vertical wall.
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Bruno Kronich
Switzerland
St. Bernard
Dina
Medea
Sonia
Hochschneeberg
Herminensteig
Baumegartnerhaus
Ole Miss Moon in Washington Night Tale
An anecdotal reminiscence from Youth's Companion centers on Madam Fairfax in Virginia and her maid Dahlia. The humor and warmth arise as Dahlia marvels at the moon’s beauty and a city journey evokes homesickness softened by the guiding image of “ole Mis' Moon.”
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Madam Fairfax
Virginia
Dahlia
Washington
Shields for Modern Warriors at Sheffield
Experiments in Sheffield England show shields may return to battlefield use this century. Three millimeter steel shields about 150 square inches protect soldiers against service rifle bullets at 400 yards, weigh seven pounds, and require prone firing. Each shield features a rifle loophole and side studs to link into a continuous screen, potentially eliminating trench digging.
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Sheffield
England
Slarper's Weekly
Peculiar Arctic Package Sent To Peary
A Chicago geographer notes explorers like Peary received odd mail before expeditions. Ade reportedly wired Peary to expect a crucial package by express and it arrived labeled to be opened at the furthest point north. Inside lay a small keg inscribed axle grease for the pole.
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Peary
Chicago
George Ade
Express
Brain in the Muscles at National Manual Training Meet
Sir John A. Cockburn told the annual conference at Caxton Hall Westminster that memory lies in the muscles and that mental capacity grows through muscular training We must engage the hand to develop the brain and help children remember lessons as he urged educators to integrate physical activity into schooling.
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Sir John A. Cockburn
National Association of Manual Training Teachers
Caxton Hall
Westminster
Eny
The Job for Him in a Lumber Yard Exchange
Gritty George muses on becoming a health inspector to condemn water. The exchange unfolds behind a lumber pile with surprised reactions from a prominent character and his ally.
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George
Pard
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