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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
15
The article argues farmers must own a good spraying outfit and warns against economizing on equipment. It notes berries and small fruits are easy to grow, with strawberries bearing quickly, and lists standard mixtures including Bordeaux, Paris green, arsenate of lead, kerosene emulsion, and soap solutions, with careful preparation guidelines.
A farmers advisory promotes a campaign against poison ivy with drastic removal methods and warnings about its persistence. It also extols ducks adding to poultry, noting ducks grow fast, need little care, provide meat, and can largely feed themselves once mature.
A Central experiment station report from Ottawa Canada shows profit per 1000 pounds for different ages. Calves yield 87 dollars, vealings 27 dollars, two year olds 19 10 dollars, and three year olds 12 80 dollars.
This piece argues that divine communication remains real across history from Paul to Peter and Cain to Cain’s era. It links signs like telepathy and wireless to spiritual warnings urging repentance and preparation to meet God amidst modern marvels and societal indifference.
A column discusses longevity in salt water creatures noting very long lifespans for mussels and oysters and historical anecdotes of sea anemones living for many years. It compares life spans to ancient trees and cites Sir John Dalyell’s 19th century observations.
The Ohio State Journal notes a man in town who overcomes constant kicks and jeers with a cheery smile and hopeful tone. It contrasts despondency with rejoicing in hope and cites Romans twelve as a guiding strength.
Exhortation to cultivate the mind of Christ, promoting meekness love and esteeming others. Urges carrying a loving spirit words actions and atmosphere to the Lord's family as a guiding principle.
A disjointed OCR snippet mentions Mrs Winslow s Mouthing Syrup for Children and claims about teething relief. It also contains stray lines about water, blue liquid, and a Red Crows Ball Blue advertisement, with nonsensical moral line at the end.
A cublut asks for a suggested title to his new film. The advisor declines to provide a name to spare the artist’s feelings, saying he would hate to hurt his pride.
A terse exchange questions why people condemn informers and suggests that every person begins life in squalor, reflecting a captured editorial or column tone on ethics and social judgment.
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