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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1908

Page

2

Three Bars cattle thieves face Williston in blaze and siege

In Wemah county a gang led by Jesse Black raids to steal cattle from Williston. Mary Williston fights unseen fear as outlaws attack their home. Judge James McAlister guards the case with county attorney Gordon amid bribery fears. Jim Munson meets a mystery rider on the Williston trail as danger closes in. Continuous chapter plot advances with a night assault and mounting tension.

George Williston Missouri Paul Langford Jesse Black Wemal County Moigoia Luiingford Willisten Xpert Roart Arounele Fhimmoend Phare Gare Manson Louise Kemah James Ro McAlister Court Jesse Jack Eprings Sanderson Richard Gorton Cordon Louise Dale Wind City Williston Belo Mary Ves Hawk Jim Munson Circle Tie Jim Williston’s Ile Hind Doc

Lesson from Abraham Told in Dialect Tale

Uncle Job recites a Southern dialect anecdote where he claims Abraham stole a turkey dinner, using the tale to illustrate moral rebuke. He describes Abraham drawing near punishment for the “late Mr. and Mrs. Abraham” as the proverb’s lesson unfolds, ending with a punitive yet humorous note about a stolen bird.

Uncle Job Abraham Job

Please Don't: A Woman Faints At Sinister Face

A woman, startled by a menacing figure, pleads Please don’t before she collapses fainting, the moment captured in a tense scene. The brief exchange heightens danger as the night unfolds.

Mary Red

Oldest Inhabited House in England in St Albans

St Albans claims the oldest inhabited house in the country the octagonal Round House now the Fighting Cocks inn near the River Ver built as a boathouse for a monastery founded by King Offa about 755. A buried subterranean passage links to the monastery ruins about 200 yards away and a shed at the rear is said to have sheltered Oliver Cromwell’s horse during the Civil War.

St. Albans Oliver Cromwell

Training Husbands and the Art of Domination

An early 20th century guidance piece argues that training husbands ensures harmony at home. It urges wives to assert authority using manipulation, fear, and vouchers, detailing a cycle of control, intimidation, and punishment to maintain mastery.

Love's Law and the Rise of Christianity in Industry

Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis argues that great effects demand strong causes citing the rapid spread of Christianity from Olivet to two continents and 600 million adherents. He notes industrial leaders applying Christ’s law, contrasts benevolent reforms with past wage cuts, and criticizes capital at the expense of workers.

Olivet Ren

Practical Fashions Boys Shirt Waist Pattern No 2397

Dark blue pongee shirt waist with separate turn down collar and bias belt. Pattern fits seven sizes from three to fifteen years. For a nine year old waist uses 2 1/2 yards of 27 inch material or 1 7/8 yards of 36 inch material. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name address size and pattern number.

Paris Eton Pattern Department

Girl's and Child's Reifer Pattern No 2351 for Ages Four

Paris Pattern No 2351 offers a jaunty reefer coat for children aged two to eight with a square collar white turn-back cuffs and pearl buttons. Fabric quantities listed vary by width and size, pattern costs ten cents and requires the pattern department address details.

Paris

The Law on Compensation and Auctioneer Winds

A Washington Star excerpt questions debt payment motives in a discussion about compensation law. It contrasts an auctioneer with a buyer named Count Fucas amid questions of wealth, marriage, and honesty, reflecting concerns about financial obligation in legal terms.

Google Halyard Fucas Washington Star

Demand for Wooden Piles Sparks Rotterdam Market Activity

In Rotterdam the need for wooden piles remains persistent as buyers seek various inventories. Traders report steady demand across arks and docks with prices influenced by timber supply and shipping needs.

Rotterdam

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E and Virgil D. Boyles Edwin Angelina Leisa Hin Adinister Ponce Dane Edwing Bi Nein Love’s Law DR. Newell Dwight Hillis
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