Local visitors and weddings noted in Louisville area
Misses Annae and Lorena Klen of Louisville visit town. Henry Rusche visits brother Joseph Rusche and family in Louisville. Mr and Mrs Jospeh Hulsmeyer of Louisville guests at Mr and Mrs Peter Klemm. Mr and Mrs Frank Lubbers of Huntingburg and Mike Lehwing hammer of St Henry visit relatives here this week. Mr and Mrs rank Weber and Mrs Henry Zink and children of Ferdinand spend Thursday with Mr and Mrs Paul Ehrman. Miss Minnie Demuth of Louisville spends days in town. Kate Lory and Mrs Paul Ehrman at Jasper. Henry Wibbels and family visit Ferdinand. Mike Ucelhoer and Leo Klueh of Ferdinand in town Sunday. Marriage of George Englert Jr and Cecilia Kippenbrock of Ferdinand announced in church. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs basis Hochp y esarse Friday night. Commissioner H Hasenour at Jasper. Mr and Mrs John Kippenbrock of Ferdinand at quats Sunday. George Magder Je. leaves for Louisville Sunday evening. Rev Clement hi nge at Chie enzo Wednesday. Beeryboudy invited to church picnic Sunday Sept 4 with St Anthony Community Band. Mr and Mrs Frank Jent of Dale and Edwin Jent of Evansville visit mother Alfred Richards called home for grandmother's death near Apalona. Rudy Bauer of Louisville visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs George user KK. oC Schnellenberger on business trip to Evansville. Miss Olive Euler and Miss Fran vees Snyder of Louisville visit Mr and Mrs Jacob Euler. domin Dabl notes fewer watermelons at Troy Saturday.
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Jospeh Hulsmeyer
Louisville
Peter Klemm
Frank Lubbers
Huntingburg
Mike Lehwinghammer
St. Henry
Minnie Demuth
Town
Kate Lory
Paul Ehrman
Jasper
Henry Wibbels
Ferdinand
St Meinrad Tigers Beat Buffaloville 5 3
St Meinrad Tigers defeated Buffalville 5 to 3 on Sunday. Visitors from Louisville include Mrs Hulart Eyersmenns and son Leonard at Leopold Becher's home.
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St. Meinrad Tigers
Buffaloville
Hulart Eyersmenns
Leonard
Louisville
Leopold Becher
Joe Bk. Vaal
Jacob Ff. Ruxer
Rockport
I'Eiday
Fulda News Briefs Include Commencement Attendees
Several local residents attended the county commencement in Grandview on Tuesday. Graduates listed include Helen Jlurm Marie Lindauer Lorena Schaefer Mrs Katie Keller and children Meinrad Birchler also visited St Henry Sunday with Frank Hohl’s family. Rev Wibbels of Harrison Ark stayed with Rev Father Joseph Monday. Wheat threshing is ongoing in the area with yields around a fraction of a crop.
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Grandview
Helen Jlurm
Marie Lindauer
Lorena Schaefer
Katie Keller
Meinrad Birchler
St. Henry
Frank Hohl
Wibbels
Harrison, Ark
Father Joseph Monday
Inside Bath Promoted For Health And Cleanliness
The text advocates a daily morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal cleansing is more important than external hygiene, citing benefits such as clearer skin and relief from bilious symptoms. Regular use is said to yield pronounced health and appearance improvements.
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Bezee
Farmers Association Day at Huntingburg County Fair
Farmers Association and Fair Association announce Farmers Association Day on Wednesday August 10 at Huntingburg. A livestock judging contest for boys and girls ages ten to eighteen offers 25 in cash prizes with 10 6 4 3 and 2 dollars for places. Competitions include horses beef cattle swine and dairy cattle with guidance from livestock experts, starting at 9 a m. Winners receive free fair tickets for remaining days, and participants are urged to bring dinners and stay all day. Roy S Lundun County Agent.
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Farmers’ Association
Huntingburg
Farmers’ Associaton
Fair Association
The
Roy S. Lundun
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice for Dubois County
The trustee of Ferdinand township in Dubois County will attend to township business at his office and at home during the week. Persons with township business are asked to present it at his home, Nick Senninger, Trustee.
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Perdinand Township
Dubois County
Iaysack
Nick Senninger
Erdinaiiad
Hair Remedy Advertises Quick Color Restoration
An old newspaper fragment touts a hair dye product claimed to restore natural color rapidly. The ad mentions ingredients like biotin and other items marketed by a company led by Lois Coston, with pricing noted in cents and a periodical tone.
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Beta Avesakimrat
Mapai
Lois Coston
M Whsert
Caient
Disaster Comes with Rain in Algeria
Temple Manning recalls a Biblical brickmaking mystery in Algeria as a torrential rain floods a village. Mud brick houses topple, forcing families to seek higher ground and rebuild, with the locals noting it is the will of God.
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Algeria
Temple Manning
Chicago Journal
Alegeria
Coloxitale
Allah
New England Curiosities and Old World Hair Oil Folklore
A humorous sketch traces a furniture cover called fimieassay linked to an island oil from Celebes and clippers. It notes baldness myths, then claims New England housewives developed a protective covering to shield furniture from hair shine during social days.
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New England
Seven Seas
Celebes
Anth
Chicavo Jourpal
Drink Plenty of Water Advice From Early Chicago Tribune
A Chicago Tribune excerpt urges drinking at least eight glasses of water daily. It argues water supports bodily functions, prevents skin and kidney irritations, and dilutes wastes from billions of cells, warning of health risks if hydration lags.
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Chicago
Five year old Mary Ellen tours hospital incubator area
In a Indianapolis News item a five year old girl visits the hospital to see babies but notices a neighbor's incubator hatching chickens. She then asks a nurse to show her the incubator, remarking she never saw it before.
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Mary Ellen
Mary Ben
Indianapolis News
First Use of Bird Banding by Audubon in Early America
The narrative describes Audubon placing silver threads on phoebes to track their migration. It notes two birds returning the next spring near their learning area, marking the first known American case of bird banding in the 19th century. Since then many societies have used numbered rings to study migratory movements.
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Audubon
America
Tfe
Randall Parrish Serial The Mystery of the Silver Dagger
Randall Parrish offers a new East setting story The Mystery of the Silver Dagger with fresh characters and an unresolved question about the principal female figure. The tale unfolds as a serial in these columns with the opening installment soon.
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Randall Parrish
West
Iis
East
Secret Service
Salts for backache and kidney relief
A traditional remedy claim suggests meat overloading causes kidney sluggishness and backache. It recommends four ounces of Salts nightly in water before breakfast to stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and end bladder weakness, touting Jad Salts as safe and inexpensive.
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Beckmann State Bank
M&y
St. Anthony
Annae
Lorena Klen
Henry Rusche
Joseph Rusche
Rank Weber
Henry Zink
Mike Ucelhoer
Leo Klueh
George Englert Jr
Cecilia Kippenbrock
Our Church
Mes
Fiasit Hochpyesarse
H. ©. Hasenour
John Kippenbrock
George Magder
Louiseville
Clement Hiinge
Enzo
Beeryboudy
Dubais County
Ifrank Jent
Dale
Edwin Jent
Evansville
Alfred Richards
Apalona
Rudy Bauer
George User
Schnellenberger
Olive Euler
Franvees Snyder
Jacob Euler
Troy
St. Meinrad
Tillie Otte
Claud Lomax
Indianapolis
Martinaville
Hubert Boxer
Ted Denning
Fulda
Farmers Association
Ferdinand Township
Tata
Freinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
E. E. Metzger
Ind
Westinghouse
Edison
Electric Light & Power Co
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