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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
7
The Princess and the Tenor in a Baltic Chateau
Princess Christina, this reader notes, entertains a rare dream of freedom from court restraint while continuing her music studies at a royal seaside chateau near Helsingborg. An aging music master warns of consequences as she hints at a meeting with a mysterious tenor who sang to her at a peasant hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingborg
The
Sound
Christina
Europe
Monsieur Andre
Royal House
The Crown Prince Revealed as the Tenor Bridegroom
In a dramatic revelation the princess learns the tenor is the Crown Prince whom she had grown to trust. The princess declares happiness, explaining the prince fell in love with a good fairy met at a peasant hut and kept his distance until he discovered her true identity. The tale ends with the King and Queen finding their places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre
Ana
Monsieur Andre
Algo
Aeems
Aremy
The Pansy Industry and Seed Trade Growth
A Rural New Yorker piece notes an ounce of pansy seed holds about 10 000 seeds and costs 2 to 20 dollars. It outlines sowing from July 15 to August 15 near New York, frame and field transplanting, and strong demand from florists and retail buyers. John Lappe of Long Island is highlighted as a successful grower with a 3 000 square foot greenhouse and a 30 pound seed harvest last season, illustrating profitable domestic seed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York
Uncle Sam
John Lappe
Long Island
Henri Beaulieu
New Yorker
The Fly In The Hat Causes City Car Laughs
A North Columbus Friday ride amused passengers as a girl’s up-to-date hat and a man’s morning paper sparked giggles. The man brushed away a fly from a decorative feather while the girl chatted about a recent shower, keeping the car in constant laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Columbus
Phrase About Repentance and Record of Deeds
A reflective passage urges who to judge sincerity not by words but by actions. It emphasizes repentance before divine judgment and the importance of keeping a pure record of deeds.
Florists Face Huge Glass Business and Mutual Insurance
America consumes 20 million annually on cut flowers while home glass houses cover 31 million square feet. New York tops with 4.9 million feet across 1,400 establishments. Illinois follows. Florists form a mutual insurer in 1887, paying claims since, with fees and rates outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Holland
Riviera
Bermudas
Japan
Venezuela
Brazil
Colombia
New York
ILI Nols
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Ohio
New Jersey
Florists of America
Florists' Hall Association
Germany
England
American Association
United States
Chatham
N. J
Indian Oil Wealth Sends Creek Indians Toward Osage Riches
A Tulsa report notes Glenn pool oil production averaging 125000 barrels daily with Creek landowners receiving 12000 barrels daily in royalties at about 41 cents per barrel. With 120 Indian leaseholders, annual royalties total about 1.872 million dollars, plus bonus payments, while government oversight ensures timely payments and market prices. The projection suggests cumulative royalties of around 35 million dollars before peak production ends, signaling significant wealth for Creek Indians from oil development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Pool
Tulsa
Kansas City Times
United States
Supreme Court
The Need of Glasses in Old Age and Astigmatism
The article explains when to wear glasses for astigmatism and presbyopia. It covers cylindrical lenses for corneal astigmatism, lens astigmatism, and the importance of correct lens orientation. It discusses near and far sight, progression with age, and how constant use may be required or not depending on symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biehted
Pronouncing Indian Names Using a Vowel Dash Rule
A method to pronounce Indian names by placing a dash after each vowel and saying syllables slowly. It notes Creek words like Neha meaning oil town and Weleetka meaning running water, with other Creek terms such as Wetunka and Weala ka. It adds historical remarks on names and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Neha
Muskogee
Weleetka
Wealaka
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