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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

5

Princess Helen and Con Levington meet at March palace

In a desert fortress, Levington enters a tense council with Andrew March and his daughter Helen. Amid East West contrasts, Helen articulates Chee Ming’s vision while Con battles memories and hopes for an alliance. A drama of race, power, and forbidden longing unfolds as the tale resumes.

Levington Con Dory Street Koresh March House March Chee Ming Monzoul Don Andrew March Kodak Morris Uis Andrew Margh Eithna Con Levington Helen Asta Stephen Murch Asia Stephen March America Cathay Tartar Wall Tre Grand Rapids Michigan Lev Ogton Levyington United States San Trancisco Piibiicess Besur Andrew Marek Yekutai Egypt Rome Paris Edgar Allan Poe House of Usher Comfort Tau Kuan Tao Xuan

Tempora Mutantur Altered Motto Echoes Charity

A fragmentary quip contrasts ancient virtues with modern vices, invoking timeless values in its opening lines and then shifting to a satirical modern list. The text hints at a tongue in cheek reflection on faith hope and charity versus muscle brains and money.

A Word for the Dogs Opinion by Jud Tunking

Jud Tunking praises a dog’s love for a man as beautiful while condemning fools who mistreat dogs. He laments the cruelty of certain people and urges kindness toward dogs in daily life.

Jud Tunking

Brooklyn cop faces burglary charge with thief as witness

Brooklyn patrolman Thomas Schultz, accused of failing to prevent a burglary, brought a burglar into the police headquarters trial room to prove the crime occurred while he was off duty. The burglar, Benjamin Rockhower, confessed he and two others stole alcohol at 5:20 a.m. and cited a clock in a De Kalb Avenue drug store as proof. Commissioner Faurot reserved decision.

Brooklyn N. Y Thomas Schultz Schultz Faurot Benjamin Rockhower Bushwick Avenue de Kalb Avenue Faurat

Fat policeman shows speed in Selkirk chase

Chief W A J Baker of Selkirk near Winnipeg proved swift during a crime scare as two Winnipeg youths attempted a store robbery. The 268 pound chief chased them through main street at 3 am in a nightshirt, collaring a thief in each hand before returning breathlessly with a triumphant grin.

Winnipeg W. A. J. Baker Selkirk Canada Baker

Baltimore Bigamist Confesses To Two Wives

John W. Turner of Baltimore admits he has two wives and has lived with both since marrying the second a year ago. He wed Miss Jennie Crim in 1902 and they have a 13 year old child. A year ago he married Miss Salle Frazier of Prestonsburg Kentucky during a trip and has since lived with both spouses in Baltimore.

Baltimore John W. Turner Jennie Crim Turner Salle Frazier Prestonsburg

Miner Struck by Lightning in Clearfield Mine

Alimar Whitsell, a miner one half mile underground in Clearfield Pennsylvania, was seriously injured when a lightning bolt struck the iron rail he leaned on. The strike shattered the shovel and knocked him unconscious, leaving him badly cut.

Clearfield Alimar Whitsell Whitsell

Woman Overcomes Back Pain With Pinkham Remedy

A Knoxville Tennessee woman reports constant back pain and fatigue eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits the treatment with restored appetite and ability to work and encourages others to try the remedy.

Knoxville Tenn Lydia E. Pinkham Pearl Hix Jacksboro St Tennessee Lydia Bk. Pinkam

Kindly Passed It On from New York Central Magazine

A brief quotation reflects on a claim that a woman first discovered kissing and asserts women are quick to share such discoveries. The remark frames gendered behavior in a witty, magazine tone.

New York Central Magazine

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root praised for kidney and urinary tract relief. Life insurance experts note many applicants rejected due to unseen kidney trouble. Buy two bottle sizes at drug stores or request a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer in Binghamton with paper reference.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Comet Rumor Sparks Astral Debate Among Stars

A casual observer muses on a newly seen comet and its clash with constellations, joking that it may have tangled with the Dog Star. The note reads like a light, informal skywatching remark without formal attribution.

No jeweler has ever improved on the setting of the sun

A reflective aphorism noting that no craftsman can surpass the natural beauty of a sunset, framing dusk as the ultimate display beyond human alteration. The line suggests humility before nature and the limits of artisan skill.

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