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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reveals a gubernatorial exchange involving Governor Griswold and state affairs. Notes hint at rail travel, college issues, and possible allied actions with New Jersey as a telegram to the governor is referenced.
Barbara Osborne and Griswold scheme a risky plan to trap Appleweight. They craft a North Carolina police action via hurried telegraph orders, with Barbara guiding events from the governor's study and a conspiratorial carriage to Turner Court House.
Barbara Osborne directs telegraph messages as Gov Osborne’s absence sparks urgency. The state account is charged, and the manager promises swift delivery while Mas Griswold and Major Griswold navigate official secrecy. The scene ends with a cliffhanger.
A Wide World Magazine item describes the annual Thai rite where the king or deputies visit every temple bearing the Phra Kathin yellow robes. The robes, once patched from old cast-offs, are now made from new canary yellow cloth funded by the king, nobles, and commoners. The king accompanies the ceremony in the royal barge, presenting the robes with pomp, while garments are prepared as bundles for delivery to the temples.
Judge Remaster rules the railroad commission orders are in effect and must be obeyed by the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway pending appeals. The case centers on switching rates and coal transport orders affirmed by lower courts, with appeals to Indiana supreme court or federal circuit. Police and other public notices follow in broader Indiana report.
A reader praises E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cured a long illness after six months of decline. The letter describes severe weakness, skin and bone loss, and later restored health, endorsing the remedy for female ailments and related symptoms.
At the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis meeting the executive secretary Dr. Livingston Farrand reported rapid expansion since May 1, 1909. Associations for prevention rose from 290 to 425, sanatoria from 298 to 400, and dispensaries from 222 to 265. In 1909 thirty-six of forty-three legislatures addressed TB with 28 bills passed. by May 1, 1910 all ten legislatures in session had considered TB and enacted related laws.
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a stranger pretends to be the editor of a local paper accused of criticizing church affairs. The prominent clergyman responds with amused disbelief to the unnamed critic.
Stude-A man with such an Income usually has no principle.
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