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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1913

Page

11

Can a Ship Be Made Unsinkable By Air Pressure

The article discusses a method by W otherspoon and King to save damaged ships using compressed air to force water out of flooded compartments. By turning the ship’s own spaces into buoyant chambers and balancing air pressure, a vessel can float despite below waterline damage, potentially enabling repairs at sea and safer retreat to port. It cites the Yankee salvage and the Nero case as outcomes.

Yankee Newport W. W. Wotherspoon R. O. King John Arbuckle Messrs. Wotherspoon King Mr. Wotherspoon Wotherspoon Navy Department Skutt Nero Brenton’s Reef Rhode Island Brooklyn Navy Yard

Georgia Representative Hughes Aids Agricultural Seeds Request

Difficult notes describe Dudley M. Hughes as a firm statesman who devotes much effort to district farming interests. The letter from Sam Yopp asks for various seeds as seedsmen report a seedless matter and seeds they plan to grow.

Dudley M. Hughes Georgia Sam Yopp

Jingle Ville Corners Roads Cause a Traveler’s Grin

In Harper's Weekly a quip notes Billkins asking Slathersbberry about roads around Jingle Ville Corners. Slatherberry replies he was not stuck, while Billkins claims he was stuck for a day last year.

Jingleville Corners Billkins Slathersbberry Slatherberry Harper's Weekly

All Needed Vacation for Deacon and Minister

Jones tells the deacon they will grant the minister a three month vacation. The deacon confirms and asks if that is long. Jones replies they need a rest as much as the preacher. Cleveland Plain Dealer

Jones Cleveland Plain Deafer

Statue of America Discovered Hidden by London Soot

Washington Star correspondent reports a long hidden statue of America uncovered on Cannon Street in London after decades of grime. The 16 foot high statue shows a woman holding a gun and corn, with a tomahawk or pioneer ax, and the gilt letters America beneath.

America London Washington Star Cannon Street Europe Asia Uxeht Ampertea Africa Drazy Heights

Withered Hands and Living Faith in Jowett Sermon

A Jowett sermon explores spiritual healing as analog to Christ restoring a paralytic and reviving a withered hand. It urges bringing all faculties to God, acting in faith, and obeying the divine decree to stretch forth and be made whole. The piece frames love conscience and will as vital, needing revival through grace.

J. A. Jowett D. D

Faith and Reason in Human Life Say Rev Berry

A Springfield Congregationalist pastor argues that faith is essential to life, surpassing intellect and Mars like reason. He advocates belief as a guiding force beyond mere brains.

B. Pp. Berry Congregationaliat Springfield Masa

Expert at making excuses cannot draw large fees

A humorous note on excuses for a craftsman of making. Mentions Mrs. Austin’s Bag Pancake Flour and advertisements for groceries. Includes a quip about Closelist’s donation to a charity benefit and his candid opinion.

Fort Scott wagon setback sparks a cussing exchange

A Fort Scott boy finds a wagon wheel missing and trudges home with a disappointed air. He and a friend join in a joke about cussing after seeing the wagon. The Fort Scott Tribune cites the Kansas City Star for the exchange.

Fort Scott Kansas City Star

Modest cleric requests aid for a proud sufferer

A clerical man enters a newspaper office seeking funds for a refined, intelligent gentleman in need, but too proud to reveal his plight. The editor jokes he is the only man in town fitting the description and asks for the time. The clerk cannot disclose it, and the editor pretends to be moved by the plea.

Lberty Parson

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