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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a push free phrase about ten smiles for a nickel and hints at products like Allen's Foot-Kase and Red Cross Ball Blue. It references English society women planning tea shops abroad and shoe fittings, with garbled names and address hints.
Fragmentary verse captures a playful vow exchanged between Miss Supheridge and Miss Pertiy, with rustic spelling and humorous ceremonial phrasing implying a mock wedding scene in Brookyln.
A Circleville Ohio mother describes a severe scalp infection with pimples spreading to the body, causing itching and sores. After months of failed remedies, she reports relief and cure following Cuticura Soap and Ointment. An offer includes a free sample with a $2 post for a Skin Book from Boston.
Inquisitive Ignatz asks how fast a horse can go. Father replies a mile in five minutes and four seconds counts as good speed. Ignatz remarks it a shame Paul Revere Tom OShanter and John Gilpin did not have motorcycles.
Rudolph van Vechten spots activity at the House of Mystery across from the Powhatan club and follows a man who ends up dead in the street. Detective Flint probes Van Vechten while Tom Phinney seeks crew for the Kohinur charter, meeting the secretive deal broker Brownlow and securing two sailors. Tom recruits engineer Phil Mercer and first officer Cox and heads to the Claremont for the Kohinur setup, while tensions rise around the secret mission and a mysterious clue from Paige Carew.
A Woman's Home Companion excerpt notes nuisances in social settings such as interrupting talks and boasting storytellers. It emphasizes courtesy and proper manners within families and friend circles, urging individuals to check behavior and avoid breaches of etiquette.
A Terre Hill Pennsylvania reader testifies to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing her female troubles aches pains and sleep issues. The ad extols the remedy as nature produced and the standard for women's ills with vast testimonials from women nationwide.
A fragmented dialogue depicts a humorous scene with characters named Mr Acanbrough and Wlondine discussing dairy treats. The old man and Sonny exchange quips about catching snigs and dairy rituals as they observe a watchful waiting mood.
A collection of short quips and ad style lines includes remarks on tobacco, medical purchases, laundry blue, and self made friends. Wry sayings touch on wealth, happiness, and the value of personal effort in a compact, period voice.
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