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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
5
Indiana schools and penal farm talk dominate convention
Indiana educators gather in Indianapolis for a three day convention focusing on industrial education and legislative action. Key figures include John A. Lapp and H L Smith with speakers such as Ward Cooley and Karlen Prosser. Discussions cover vocational education, federal aid, and proposed legislation while a push to establish a penal farm gains support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapollis
Indiana City and Town Superintendents’ Association
Indiana
Polis
John A. Lapp
State Legislative Reference Library
Indiana Commission On Industrial Education
H. L. Smith
Bloomington
Superintendents’ Association
Féward Cooley
Chicago
Europe
Karlen Prosser
Ormerly
New Albany
Ind
National Society For the Promotion of
Indiana Commission
General Assembly
Assembly
Association
Congress
Board of State Charities
State Conference of Charities
J. J. Netterville
Legislative Commission
Anderson
John A. Hibberd
South Bend
Mord Carter
F.C. Carr
John J. Rupe
Richmond
Joseph Combs
Frankfort
F. PD. Loomis
Indianpolis
Hibbard
Rupe
DePauw Univeralty
Carr
T. Fitzgibbons
Columbia
Growing Better Draft Colts in Indiana
Indiana farmers should focus on proper foal care and feeding to maximize growth and future value. Keep foals in clean stalls or small paddocks with hay or fresh grass, supply oats or bran oats, clean water, and shade. Adequate early nutrition and steady development raise weight and quality, helping Indiana compete in draft horse markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Corn Belt
Gen Booth's Work for the Fallen Endures
General Booth dies after a nearly fifty year crusade to uplift the lowliest souls without force or creed. The Salvation Army, now in forty nine lands, preaches in twenty four languages and feeds the poor, shelters orphans, nurses the sick, and lifts the fallen. His mission spread globally, inspiring modern Christian outreach and humane service. The Herald notes his vision lives on through his devoted children and the Army's ongoing charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneral
William Nooth
Salvation Army
Flame
London
Booth
Brotherhood of Man
Fort Worth
Fall care of the flock by H. E. Allen at Purdue Station
Purdue Station article by H. E. Allen outlines fall flock management for ewes and lambs. It covers weaning times in August, careful feeding to avoid udder spoilage, and culling of poor producers. Emphasizes uniformity, vitality, and the practice of flushing rams with feeds like rape or cabbage to improve lambing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. £. Allen
Purdue Station
America
Great Britain
Ventilated Houses for Profitable Poultry Rearing
Purveyors advise well ventilated roosting quarters this time of year. Pure air is free and will reach every nook of the poultry house if permitted. It is essential to profitable poultry raising. Close stuffy quarters are very injurious.
Toede and Lisarde Gardener Killed Toads and Hsards
A fragment notes a gardener named Toede and Lisarde who killed toads and Hsards, implying a critique of their ignorance of a larger issue. The text is unclear and appears cut, mentioning a supposed connection to the “great” without specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toede
Lisarde
Hsards
Charted Prayers
A reflective piece on prayer meetings and the disconnect between what people want and what they need. The author muses on self awareness and the idea that experts may soon define suitable paths for individuals.
Helpful Household Hints From A Prairie Kitchen
A collection of practical tips including making pear honey with pears and sugar, a chicken liver paste with whipped cream and horseradish, gelatin slices with olives on bread, frying rolled tomatoes, making maple syrup substitute, cleaning a diamond ring in alcohol, and various quick home hacks for cleaning and cooking using common items.
Sweets for the Little People Cooking Guide
A vintage guide offers children friendly dessert recipes including Children Delight and Angel Cake with simple steps and vanilla flavoring. Also included are Spice Snape and Maple Walnut treats with spiced molasses and nut additions.
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der. J. N. Hurty
E. M. Crouch
Edinburg
J. M. Miller
Seer
Adams County
Hurry
Babo
Eee
Henry
Wayne Circuit
Interurban
State Railroad Commission
T. H
J. & E. Ines
Brasil
Oakland
M. M. Hovey
Charles A. Greathouse
John J. Hoffman
Greathouse
Indianapolis
Gen. Booth
Chanen
Ami
Paradise
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