Time table for Ferdinand to Huntingburg trains May 26 1912
Time table notice states trains Ferdinand Huntingburg run May 26 1912. Train connections with Southern Railway routes to Evansville Rockport Cannelton Louisville and West Baden. Trains 1 2 3 4 6 9 10 11 12 noted with holding times and transfer rules. Officials J A Wood L B Jenkins G F P A train master.
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Huntingburg
Southern
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern Railway
Princeton
Baden
Mnelton
J. A. Wood
L. B. Jenkins
G.F
P.A
Ind
Ferdinand
Southern Time Card Train Schedule for Johnsburg
The 1913 timetable notes south bound train 9 from Johnsburg at 8 59 a m and 5 25 pm while south bound train 12 leaves at 8 29 am and 12 00 m with 8 20 pm listed. figures published for information only and not guaranteed. No 9 Louisville Accommodation No 10 Evansville Accommodation Nos 11 13 12 14 run solid between West Baden and Evansville carrying free reclining chair cars. N A Jochem, Agent.
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Johnsburg
N. B
Louisville
Evansville
West Baden
N. A. Jochem
Paint and trades fill town with summer notices
John Lindauer's home got a fresh coat of paint this week while Bartley Bros. advertise stock and tools for sale. A large notice set includes a 4th of July celebration at Senninger's garden, a free dance at John Sternberg's hall, and a baseball loss for St Meinrad. The Ferdinand Reds beat Huntingburg Farmers 4 to 3, a bone injury incident on a farm, and local moves and obituaries are noted.
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Senninger’s
John Sternberg
St. Anthony
Ferdinand Reds
Huntingburg
Hoings
New Glass Decorating Method Fuses Plastic Outlined Designs
A Pennsylvanian inventor develops a quick inexpensive method for decorating glass. Raised lines of plastic are laid to trace any design, then fired to fuse with the glass. Color can be added for stained glass effects such as church windows and fane lights, or left uncolored for clear outlines.
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Mew
York Sun
Quick and Inexpensive Leaded Glass Decoration
The Washington Star notes a fast simple method for decorating leaded glass with floral and figure designs. It highlights border effects and states the method can be used by anyone with sufficient drawing skill to outline designs in the plastic material.
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Washington Star
Readers Enclose Subscriptions for Another Year
A collection of short reader letters from Ferdinand News subscribers requests continued service. Names include Noble HL, Frank Kern, Genta, F W Wagner, Henry Haske, Bomay Traylor, with payments of one or two dollars.
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Noble
Genta
the News
F. W. Wagner
Juror with whiskers eyed by defense lawyers in trials
Judge Willard M McEwen cites Chicago debate as State attorneys discuss biases against bearded jurors. Wayman and Erbstein recall cases where whiskered foremen influenced verdicts, with ancient belief in bravery linked to beards. Experts note the stereotype persists despite contrary outcomes.
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Willard M McEwen
Chicago
John E. W. Wayman
Charles E. Erbstein
Mr. Wayman
Cronin
Erbstein
Ferdinand News Subscribes for One Year
A reader from Latham Illinois encloses a one dollar check and requests a one year Ferdinand News subscription. The letter confirms a long term subscription and expresses reliance on the paper.
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Ferdinand News
Surprises and tricks from a playful past
A playful guide offers a joke package hidden in pasteboard shaped like the letter E and a message about a signature double crescent sign. It details crafting a surprise envelope prank and a simple pencil drawing method, reflecting lighthearted puzzle and magic lore from the era.
For Sale 1918 Model Motor Cycles and Boats
Bargain prices on brand new machines of all makes with easy monthly payments. Write us today for proposal before buying and avoid regret. Also “bargain” in aged motor goods. Send replies to Lock Box 11 Trenton, Mith.
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Trenton
Mith
Ancient Vase Found Off Panama Dates to 126 B C
A Sicilian fishing party hauled up a mud filled red earthenware vase from 450 feet deep near the Lipari islands. John Quadara of Somerville Massachusetts bought it after locals planned to gift it to a Panama merchant. He claims the vase dates to about 126 B C and plans to keep it.
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John Quadara
Somerville
Mass
Panama
Lipari Islands
Sicily
Panama Island
Italy
Cicily
Not the Same Vicar Daughter Funeral Banter
A London Opinion quip records Mrs Blogg joking about missing a funeral last Tuesday due to rheumatism and the damp weather. The vicar’s daughter remarks on funerals not being the jaunts they once were, reflecting light society tone.
Illusions of a Passing Wheel and Related Optical Tricks
The Autocar notes how under electric lighting with alternating current a wheel or walking stick can appear to move oddly or stop. Flicker causes misleading images. synchronous speed makes motion seem zero or backward or forward. Also discussed are wheel top speeds, car wheel motion, and a lapidary overview describing diamond cleavage and shaping methods used by lapidaries in stone processing.
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Charles F. Street
Lapidaries
South Wales
New York
Figrald
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