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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
19
This fragment offers household cooking tips and recipes for dessert style treats. It includes a prepared pear dessert with mace and whipped cream, Cottage Cheese Salad with walnuts and chives, Fruit Sponge Drops with canned peaches, and Uncooked Mince Meat recipe for a gallon batch with beef apples raisins and spices. It also contains moral lines about kindness and courage.
A fragmented line speaks of rising and sharing amid famine as Stott serves the bread and thy brother. The text hints at ritual duty and communal support across years of hardship.
A short guide to bread making outlines several recipes Vienna Rolls Brioche and Pocket book rolls plus tips on dough rising and baking. It stresses warming water activating yeast and proper temperatures to ensure light rises and thorough baking.
Kansas City druggist George R. Cooper fought back when two highwaymen entered his Fourteenth and Summit street shop. He wrestled the revolver from one, flung the robber outside, tackled the second and helped officer Chester Vassar nab the captured man, James Quigley. Cooper returned to serving customers.
Thirteen year old George Cassidy spots a loon by a pond while checking muskrat traps. The bird dives and fights as Cassidy grapples a wing to restrain it, nearly pulled into deep water before securing the bird and presenting it to classmates.
On the day of the crucifixion Joseph of Arimathea shelters Jesus in death. Mary Magdalene and the other Mary visit the tomb, anticipate the stone, and witness the dawn of resurrection with fear, awe, and the message to the disciples that Jesus would go before them to Galilee.
An eclectic mix of farm listings including Beeds alfalfa timothy and cane prices, crops for sale or rent, plus a city ad for J Mulhall. Reading material includes a quip about a girl with a stepfather and light humor about domestic life and a joke about a stenographer wife.
A Wathena Kansas mother describes severe scalp and facial eruptions on her child that worsened until Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used. Within weeks the sores nearly vanished and the son’s complexion cleared, following two weeks of use. The signed testimonial dates to December 31 1921 and promotes Cuticura products with a free sample offer.
Consular officers in Genoa and Leghorn report malaria in Italy has fallen in recent years due to government efforts. Quinine from Turin’s State Military Pharmacy sells at 4 cents a gram in government tobacco shops and is given free to the poor. In 1911 malaria deaths were about 3,500 in a population over 33 million.
A cryptic exchange stresses honesty and time killing as a satire of dishonesty. The Milwaukee Sentinel frames the remark as a philosophical quip about moral perspective and neighbor judgment.
Gerald Hopkins, nine, faced a rampaging bull that escaped a stall in Mount Auburn Avondale and Walnut Hills. He vaulted over the bull’s lowered head and leaped atop its back then dashed into a house as the animal charged. Neighbors watched in awe as he escaped unharmed.
Judge Sabath rules that misusing phone names is improper. He sues Mrs. Dagmaar Johnson for using a neighbor’s name out of jealousy, highlighting name misuse as a civil issue in this local dispute.
A Southern Christian Advocate reflects on past revival efforts and urges continued prayer and spiritual urgency. It notes blessings on some charges, souls saved, and hopes for a widespread revival in every church and charge, with emphasis on heartfelt agonizing prayer.
A short religious reflection urges constant gratitude for God s love home comforts and health and warns sin s dulling effect on awareness. It calls readers to recapture the fresh appreciation felt when blessings first came and to cultivate vigilance against taking them for granted.
The fragment urges embracing delight over grudging service and warns against strict duty rhetoric. It contrasts loving obedience with enforcing “you must” and notes the bondage of love is sweeter, stressing joyous will over coercion in devotion.
A reflection on maintaining purity and helpful conduct inspired by Edward Howard Ouriggs. The text urges steadiness of spirit, rejection of anger, and constant kindness in service to others.
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