Killarney’s Panoramic Beauty and Historic Ruins
The article extols Killarney’s scenic panorama of mountains lakes and moorland with a mild climate and prevailing sunshine and showers. It highlights Innisfallen Hoss Castle and the Abbey of Muckross founded in 1440 with its near perfect ruins and a central yew tree. Local boatmen share legends of the Devil’s Punch Bowl Mangerton and Baron Munchausen style tales on lake excursions.
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Killarney
Killarney St
Victoria Hotel
Innisfallen
Hoss Castle
O'Donoghue
Mangerton
Baron Munchausen
Glens Tradition Reduces to Floating Tale
A fragmentary report recalls a guide's claim about a Glens chieftain and a white horse, with locals describing an old legend told while travelers cross a lake. The jumbled text references O Donoghue and a prison metaphor, suggesting a mythic coastward journey.
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O'Donoghue
Deoeghe
Glens
Banbury relics revealed in London inn panelling
Banbury has lost its old Globe room with Jacobean features but finds in the Reindeer inn panelling include coins from the eighteenth century and a double barreled pistol inscribed as a Dick Turpin gift from 1735. The relics are considered genuine though not linked to the highwayman.
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London
Banbury
Hanbury
Cromwell
Edgill
Bartela
Dick Turpin
White Bear Inn
Drury Lane
Baker
Manicures for Animals at Philadelphia Zoo
The Philadelphia zoological gardens maintain a dedicated manicuring and dental department led by Head Keeper Mantey and Superintendent Carson. Workers use rugged tools including a hammer and chisel to trim nails and claws of many animals from birds to big cats to prevent growth causing foot distress.
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Philadelphia
Zoological Gardens
Mantey
Venus
Carson
Rattlesnake Bites Baby In Washington Town
A three year old girl, daughter of W B Smith near Crofton Prairie, was bitten by a rattlesnake on a finger while reaching for a kitten. She died three and a half hours after the accident despite immediate arm compression and antiseptics. Nearby, Mrs R D Gray was fatally bitten on the same finger about a year earlier.
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Goldendale
Wash
W. B. Smith
Crofton Prairie
R. D. Gray
Timetable and notices for Ferdinand Railroad 1912
Railway timetable shows daily trains Ferdinand to Huntingburg with connections to Evansville Louisville and West Baden. A special meeting notice announces Ferdinand Railroad Company annual meeting on November 1 1912 at 1 30 PM with stockholders to be notified.
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Perdinand
Ferdinand
Huntingborg
Huntingburg
Southern Railway
Weat
Princeton
West Baden
Evanaville
Rockport
Cannelton
J. A. Wood
L. B. Jenkins
Gr&p.a
Ind
The
Ferdinand Railroad Company
Ferdinand Railroad
J. H. Beckmann
Ferdinand, Ind
Jos. Bondeemann
Peter Moller
Maths Olinger
Subscriptions Column Guidance for Weekly Paper
A weekly notice explains a no charge subscribers column. Advertisements must be five lines or fewer and include the signer. Copy must reach the office before Wednesday each week.
For Sale and Miscellaneous Items in Ferdinand Indiana
Parcel listings include land for sale 30 acres cultivation with balance due, a brick and frame house on two lots, thoroughbred Fox Terrier pups, Rat Dogs, Stahl Apray Pump for fruit trees and vegetables, and a Delker buggy offered at half price. Listings mention sellers John Bombolanki E Dilger Herman Hoppelijans J G Lindauer and Leo Birehler in Fulda and Ferdinand Indiana.
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Parm
John Bombolanki
E. Dilger
Herman Hoppelijans
Ferdinand
Ind
Stahl Apray
J. G. Lindauer
Leo Birehler
Fulda
New Phonetic Method
Mew reports Ishmail Bek Gasprinsky returns from Bombay where he opened a modern elementary school for Indian Mohammedans to teach reading by phonetics. The system replaces Arabic letter spelling with sound syllables, promising faster learning and wider reforms in Moslem education across Russia and the Crimea.
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Constantinople
Ishmail Bek Gaspeinsky
Terjuman
Russia
Bombay
Afat
M. Gasprinsky
Crimea
Donjon of Vincennes Open to Public in Paris Tour
Captain de Fossa led a reopening of the Chauteau de Vincennes donjon. The 160 foot tall keep with 327 steps reveals 60,000 muskets and 100,000 sabres from the First Empire once stored there and now replaced by replicas. The site chronicles 700 years of history including famous prisoners and royal residence origins.
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Donjon
Alrcate
Walla
Capt. de Fosss
Louis VII
Vincennes
Philippe Auguste
Alves
Notice of Transfer of Liquor License for Ferdinand
A male resident of Ferdinand announces an application to the Dubois county Board of Commissioners in November 1912 to transfer his March 1912 liquor license to a specific 24 by 26 foot ground floor room at the northeast corner of Lot 235 in Ferdinand. The notice notes the STate residence and voting qualifications and location details.
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Ferdinand
Dubois County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Veasion
Ohio
Ferdinand Township
Joe Barth
Wise Vermont Wife Helps Save Husband With Cure
A Vermont woman named Mrs R J Flint urged her husband to use Dr King s New Discovery for a dreadful cough. He recovered quickly after a near terminal illness and credits the medicine for saving him. The ad touts New Discovery as safe and reliable for throat and lung complaints with a 50c and 1.00 price. Guaranteed by all druggists.
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R. J. Flint
Braintee
Dr. King
Droggista. Adv
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Nails
Billa
Zoo
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
All Druggiste
Donjon OF Vincennes
Paris
de Fossa
Old
Vincennes Danjan
Bartley Bros
Joe Wilmers
Frank Tretter
FE. J. Kilian
H. Volkerding
Gener
Edward E. Strauss & CO
Tahors- Chicagh
Fabrica
G.G. Wetzger
Rhein
Miles
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