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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

3

Desolated French Villages Visit From War Front

Edward H. Clark reports from Semmeilies and nearby sites on the shattered French villages along the Argonne front. He describes ruined churches, cemeteries, and shell scarred towns like Hurion Glennes Cour de Manges Frignicourt and Vaubecourt, noting mass destruction, returned villagers, unverifiable deaths, and the lingering thunder of guns.

Edward 8 Clark Western Newspaper Union Semmeilies France St. Mihiel Forest of Argonne Rommeilles Gerard de Ganay Republic Nature Lilles Cour-de-Manges Glennes Cour de-Manges Cour-de Manges Cour-de- Manges Frignicourt Desolation Maurupt-le-Montoy Veronica Acre God Vaubecourt Fife Hell Vaudecourt Prigut l'Abbe Perranot America Belgium French Republic Argonne Forest Aisse Meuse Orne

Fashionable summer outerwear for the younger set

The article describes high class summer style featuring bright sweaters and sport coats worn with white hats and shoes for open cars. It highlights color, ease, and coordinated accessories like a Worumbo black and white sport coat with white silk braid, a white corduroy velvet hat, and matching gloves and shoes for a vibrant midsummer outfit.

Skirt Trimmings Detailed in Early Fashion Notes

Skirts now feature quaint trimmings along edges. Quillings of the material or a bias fold binding replace a plain hem in this early fashion description.

Lingerie Hat of Cotton Embroidery Styles Shown

A midsummer millinery trend features lingerie hats made from fine sheer cotton embroidery and lace. The garments, crafted for exclusive trade, emphasize delicate floral embroidery, shirring and outlined frames, with two example hats highlighted for their artistry and elegance.

Subservience Tied to Shoes in Various Wedding Customs

The article surveys historical wedding customs where footwear signified the bride’s subjection to her husband. It cites East folk traditions with shoes leading the bridal procession, shoe strikes in Jewish weddings, Nestorian practices of kicking the bride, Russian rites requiring the bride to pull off the groom’s boots, and Martin Luther’s act of placing the bridegroom’s shoe on the bride’s pillow as a sign of obedience.

Russia Martin Luther

Hands Like Velvet One Night Treatment Ad

A vintage ad promotes Cuticura hand care as a one night treatment for red rough chapped hands. Instructions include soaking in hot water, drying, applying ointment, and wearing gloves overnight. Sample by mail with 32 cents from Cuticura Boston. Sold widely.

Cuticura Dept. XY Boston

Earmarks Revealed By War Correspondent Powell

War correspondent and lecturer Alexander Powell spoke in New York at a tea about English volunteer troops. He noted distinct ear marks by region such as miners, mill hands, and bookkeepers, humorously illustrating with a rifle behind the ear gag.

Alexander Powell New York Midlands Manchester London Mr. Powell

Too Sour Tea Lesson At Harvard Class

Harvard professor Copeland reproved late students saying the class was about English composition not tea. A girl arriving twenty minutes late responded politely when asked how she would take her tea, replying without the lemon.

Copeland Harvard

Liberal juries and liberal verdicts in Mississippi and Alabama

Law Notes argues Mississippi juries are generous to plaintiffs. Illinois Central railroad v Dacus yielded 3500 to a passenger after a ticket agent used a racial slur. In Alabama Railroad Co v Morrist a white woman received 15000, later cut to 2000 by a stingy court after a short ride with three black men.

Mississippi Illinois Central Railroad Dacus Alabama Va. Morrist

Power From Food Claims Cure In Grape Nuts Testimony

A Western town woman details long stomach trouble with heartburn gas and weight loss. She credits Grape Nuts for quick digestion relief and gradual weight gain after starting the cereal. The testimonial frames food as power and urges careful selection to meet needs.

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Edward B. Clark Hurion St. Martin Mary the Virgin Armas Jesson Boilleau Jesson Qgiennes Bingle Marne Alane Battle of the Marne Frignuicourt Faremont Farresses Bleame Email Pokts
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