Wedding bells and tragic accident dot Indiana notices
The report notes a grand wedding with Miss Minnie Henze and Louis Arnold, a church ceremony and a dance in their honor. It also records a fatal risk on a farm when a worker fell from scaffolding, injuring his spine and leaving him paralyzed. Lafayette Powell sustains finger injuries at the Southern yards, causing a days long layoff. Mathias Olinger announces Ferdinand’s Columbia Building Loan and Savings meeting on Oct 18 at 7:30 p.m.
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Frank
Arnold
Denver
Wolfgang’ ‘Sehats Reed
Relidgee
Toll City
Hitler
Mies Bérthe Schum
Louiswete
William Bickwerthet
Reld
Si Cavanes
Minnie Wirtsere Bettag
Aolemour Church
Rev
Wagner
Anton Ae
Jong Aweet Hepey
Misa Minnie Henze
Noeleport
Louis Arnold
Mya
Angoat Arnold
Dieness Bianch Bosler
Ida H
St. Anthony
Lafayette Powell
Huntingburg
Columbia Building, Loan& Savings Association of Ferdinand
Olinger’s Hall
Mathias Olinger
Sec’y
Tell City clergy conference notes parish reprimands
Report from Tell City notes the Catholic priests conference at St. Joseph's rectory. Sixteen parishes were reprimanded amid scattered legal and local notices.
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Perorations Conference of Catholic Priests of
the Tell City
Old Fashioned Meat Dishes From A Classic Cookery Page
A collection of recipe fragments detailing methods for breast of mutton lamb cutlets boiled calf s head calf s brains with tomatoes breast of veal and chicken terrapin with butter cream and eggs. Instructions cover prep, dredging, frying, simmering, and finishing sauces.
Salted water improves taste and prep for vegetables
Salt enhances boiling, brings flavor to cauliflower cabbage potatoes peas beans and other vegetables by increasing boiling temperature. Cold salted water repels insects from above ground produce and rinses them away. Celery benefits from soaking in lightly salted water for half an hour before serving.
Washing Fruits for Better Health Includes Careful Cleaning
The article advises washing fruits like oranges lemons and apples with a soft bristle brush and drying them. It notes many hands handle fruit and mentions black specks on surfaces as potentially parasitic, urging thorough cleaning.
Cold Water Bag Promotes Cool Sleep In Hot Weather
A humorous column advocates using a hot water bag filled with ice water as a compact cooling pillow for hot nights. The piece includes banter about current heat woes and quotes a joking Fat Man who touts the bag as an effective comfort solution.
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Greenly
How to Bone Collars for Comfortable Stylish Waists
The article explains modern collar design with higher collars that are comfortable and move with the head. It notes they resemble no longer choking chokers and require ironing and careful sewing to avoid digging into the neck. It covers bones for back and sides, and the need for ready made collar supporters to tailor height.
Household Hints For Cleaning And Preservation
Suggestions cover grease removal with diluted vinegar from stove surfaces, beating cold cream, cleaning bottles with crushed eggshells, onion juice with fulers earth and vinegar to treat scorch stains, keeping moths away from white plumes, preserving musty wooden cupboards with oxalic acid crystals in hot water, and finishing with hot rinse and sun drying for a sweet scent and clean condition.
Harpers Bazaar Advice on Ink Stain Removal
The article recounts using peroxide of hydrogen on pink silk waist and fine white lawn waists to remove ink stains. It claims ink spots disappear while color remains intact and praises peroxide for delicate fabrics.
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Harper's Bazaar
Woman seeks husband to support says Manayunk philosopher
A remark from the Manayunk philosopher cited by the Philadelphia Bulletin notes a “woman that kin support a husband” and the Squedouk ignoramus asks what then. The exchange suggests finding a husband to support may not be difficult.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Wedding Gifts Highlight Generous Friends
The Philadelphia Ledger notes the bride’s remark that wedding presents were plentiful, especially a silver service from the Torblite family. Mrs Spells agrees, saying friends have always been charitable.
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Agtorblite
Mins Spells
Philadelphia Ledger
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