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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

3

The Czar's Spy The Mystery of a Silent Love

The yacht Iola narrowly escapes Legbern harbor and owner Hornby amid a night of crime. A room holds arms and a torn photo while a safe is robbed. Police pursue a couple seen ashore as the yacht slips away, leaving questions about motive and identity.

Iola Weeek Fm Legbern Harbor Gordon Gregg Locum Stenens Hornby Dinca Hylton Chater Conmail Lola Ota England Sream Spezia Gordon Chater London Hutcheson

The Lola Mystery Deepens in Leghorn Harbor

Detective evidence points to a pirate yacht named Lola seen in Leghorn. Gordon Hutcheson and Capt. Jack Durnford discuss a heist of ciphers and a possible undercover motive tied to a mysterious woman aboard and a dangerous past.

Mackintosh Philip Hornby Durnford Gordon Frank Hutcheson Hornby Chater Jeck Durford Europe Lola

Encounter in London Asks About a Long-ago Servant

The narrator, after a trip to Boston and the Lakes, meets a former Leghorn servant in London near Pall Mall. The man, Clinto, now works at Restaurant Milana in Oxford Street and lives in Lambeth, saying he thrives modestly yet discreetly.

Boston London St. James’ Square Pall Mall Signore Leghorn Qlinto Milana Oxford Street Lambeth

Imperial tastes differ from Meiji to Taisho rulers in food

A Tokyo paper outlines shifts in royal dining from Meiji to Taisho eras. It notes the Meiji emperor favored Kyoto Japanese cooking with salty style, while Emperor Taisho preferred western breakfast of bread and coffee yet dined Japanese for dinner. The Taisho era also features modern amenities and a preference for Japanese quilts.

Tokyo Imperial Palace Yoshihito Chuzenji Nikko

Fireproof Cloth Developed By English Chemist

English chemist Dr William H Perkin has developed a method to make cotton cloth absolutely fireproof. Tests show garments unburned after gas flame exposure and twenty washings, and a two year worn item washed weekly remains intact. The fabric costs about a penny more per yard and could suit firemen clothing as well as delicate party dresses for women, with children’s wear benefiting from reduced fire risk.

William H. Perkin

Ancient War Dogs and Their Use in Historic Conflicts

The article notes Belgian sheep dogs used to locate wounded soldiers mirroring earlier warfare methods. It recalls Scottish clan feuds where dogs hunted both wounded and fleeing combatants, mentioning Wallace and Brace with narrow escapes.

Scotland Wallace Brace Miszabeth Ccttio

The Quest For Happiness In A Narrow World

The Charleston News and Courier reflects on happiness as the guiding lamp of life. It cautions against placing personal happiness above duty and fate, noting life’s shadows and the futility of chasing happiness beyond reach. It suggests happiness may be nearby if grasped with tempered resolve.

Signore Armida Mfe Charleston News and Courier

Chocolate Soldier Myth Confirmed by War Sweets Demand

The Westminster Gazette notes a high war era appetite for sweets among Allied troops. In France the army consumed large quantities of chocolate and candy, while Australian forces in Cairo reportedly exhausted the local chocolate supply. Captain Hean reports canteen demand for sweets and soft drinks vastly exceeding beer demand.

Bernard Shaw France Cairo Hean Westminster Gazette

A Vegetable Ralear

A humorous note on ocean life cites that 92 percent of the seabed lacks vegetation while a quip about Neptune’s gardening reputation follows with Egbert-Well dialogue.

Egbert Neptune Fpr

Postum Helps Bookkeeper With Digestive Troubles

A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with ending stomach suffering and nervous blues from coffee or tea. After two years caffeine-free, he is healthy, claims better focus, and endorses the beverage as a reliable daily drink. Postum comes in Cereal and instant forms from Postum Co., Cattle Creek, Michigan.

Pontum Addton Apelis Postum Postum Co Cattle Creek Mich Wellville

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