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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
7
An editorial from the Vancouver Sun praising the shift from partisan press to a public service engine. It argues newspapers should reflect the people’s progress and liberty, not personal or party gain, and that editors should act as guardians of public interests rather than politicians.
Royalties stem from the king’s sovereignty over resources and works, a concept arising from feudal seignorage. Over time publishers, manufacturers, and operators invest heavily, yet the recipient of a royalty technically holds fee simple ownership, subject to contracts with partners in development or distribution.
In a Scotsman note, a quiet tête-à-tête under the stars erupts when a man mistakes a celestial glow for Mars and a woman retorts about her waist and eight years of courting. She ends the moment with a tearful vow to part as the matter is amicably settled.
A tale linked to Coleridge and Kubla Khan recounts the poet dozing after reading Lurchas and dreaming two hundred lines of verse. On waking he began writing but his memory faded before completion, leaving the dream poem forever lost to the world.
Residents of Kalabagh overcome isolation by walking three miles to a fertile valley each morning, then using inflated goatskin bags to drift down the Indus River in the evening. They steer with their hands to land near their mud-walled homes.
A London Daily News piece argues common misuses of the foot hinder balance and speed. It urges walking with the feet straight, finishing each stride with a spring from the big toe, and regularly raising onto the great toe to strengthen the arch for easier, quicker movement.
A reflection on success stressing that talent alone fails without character. Theodore Roosevelt cites two paths to success—natural gifts and earned achievement—arguing all his victories came from hard work, planning, and steady self-improvement. The piece highlights personality, courage, and dependability as key assets.
The Venetian campanile rose to 825 feet atop brick foundations driven into mudflats. Piles dated back to 874 and 900 formed the base as the structure was rebuilt after 1512 earthquake and again after the 1902 collapse. A reinforced concrete foundation supported a new 1905 tower.
The origin of navigation lies in antiquity with the Egyptians and Phoenicians. Tyre rose as the Phoenician trade hub, driving sea commerce with boldness and skill. Phoenicians first steered by stellar observations and used two vessel types the gaulos and the trireme.
Armenian literature before the fifteenth century is described as religious in verse and prose, with secular events recorded only in song. The songs express longing for freedom and patriotism, reflecting intense struggle under oppression and recalling a period of national greatness sung by shepherds at firesides.
The page touts coal 15¢ a unit at Bartley Store, quality underwear, and a full line of sweaters at Bartley Bros. It notes H. N. Quante offering coal delivery, a new $20,000 Christian church dedication at Birdseye, and various local notices including property moves, potato frost damage, and a birthday surprise for Raymond Reckshoff. Also lists help wanted, a birth in Oakland, and a farm for sale near Fulda.
The Evansville Courier announces October price cut on the daily for one year to 5.00, marking a 1.00 reduction from the regular rate. Readers in the locality are urged to take advantage of the bargain. adv est Overalls and Jackets at a new low price Bartley Bros.
Ferdinand Township Dubois County trustee Nick Senninger will handle township business daily at his home office. Those with township matters are asked to present them at his home in Ferdinand Indiana.
Spencer county officers raided John Kost in St Meinrad and Frank Hollander in Fulda last Thursday seizing 140 gallons of elderberry wine from Kost and 5 gallons of clover blossom wine from Hollander. The wines were loaded onto George Bischot's truck and taken to Rockport. Kost and Hollander were released.
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