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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
3
The undersigned treasurer of Ferdinand township in Dabola county Indiana will attend to township business at his office every Saturday. Persons with township business are requested to present it on that day of the week.
Effective March 8 1908 J Train 9 departs 46 Q 6h 11 to east bound Ferdinand 847 a m 311 p m 930 west bound. Train 12 departs Ferdinand 748 a m 123 p m 10 38. Train No 9 runs through to Louisville connecting at Huntingburg for Jasper and West Baden. Train No 3 runs through to West Baden connecting at Huntingburg for Louisville. Trains 12 and 10 connect at Lincoln City for Rockport and Can nelton branches. H A Hoffman Agent.
A listing of language study topics and instructional works including queries and answers on conversation, pronounciation, grammar, letter writing, and punctuation. It advertises a periodical titled AGENTS WANTED priced at $1.00 yearly with a 10¢ sample copy offer.
Excerpts show Mandie and Masse debating Decoration Day etiquette and outfits at a Chicago News golf fete. The dialogue notes mothers influence on memory and a jab at the smart set for not observing the holiday.
A fragmented train carriage exchange shows a wife pressing a husband about affection while a bridasmate urges them to exit and leave behind a fellow passenger as a window scene unfolds.
A terse dialogue shows a father warning against hasty marriage and a daughter debating the consequences versus another woman. The lines reveal concerns about reputation and marital choices in a familial setting.
A lively dialogue on love and fortune unfolds with flirtation and feigned sorrow. A Brooklyn sister’s claim and a war correspondent’s past hint at deeper stakes as characters trade barbed witticisms and hopeful schemes. The banter brushes past trust and offers a tease of dramatic consequences.
A jumble of lines shows characters discussing social behavior and modest replies to unwanted proposals. The text mentions a weary job, a man paid fifty cents a day in a hammock, and morally fraught ideas about children and heaven, all in a tonal fragment.
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