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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1919

Page

11

Town Guests and Local Visitors Reported Around Jasper Area

A lengthy list of residents and visitors appears, with many names linked to Mariah Hill Huntingburg Jasper and Tell City. Individuals like Theodore Daunhauer A F Buschkoetter Joe Buschkoetter Misses Louis Rosa Metzger Ba Krampe Miss Frances Mueller Mrs Gerhard Schoenhoff and Miss Ida Seufert frequent the area with trips to Louisville Cincinnati Evansville Detroit and Tell City. Several local residents travel for business, family visits, or to see farms and relatives in nearby towns including Owensboro Sterlingville and Carthage.

Hot Water Cleanses Liver Vi tn and Toxins

A physician touts hot water with limestone phosphate as a daily morning liver cleanse. It claims this practice washes indigestible material, bile and toxins from the liver and bowels, avoids salivation from calomel, and lets one eat afterward. The regimen is described as harmless, inexpensive, and tasteless, suitable for both sick and well people.

War era wash ladies scarce in Alexandria tale

In Alexandria city, housekeepers struggle to find someone to do laundry as wartime shifts push many washerwomen into other jobs. A Black woman narrator notes freedom from the Civil War gave independence, while World War II era demands reshape labor.

Alexandria Potomac Aunt Lucy Chile Washington Star

First Elephant Circus Then and Now

A Christian Monitor note recalls Huckaliah Bailey bringing the first elephant to the United States about a century ago. The animal performed in barns as circuses formed, with night travel to avoid charges, and towns armed with bonfires ready to confront the show. Sometimes a fake elephant on horseback fooled the crowd before the real animal appeared.

United States Huckaliah Bailey Cuirens Publc Christian Monitor

The Way to the Pole: Airplane Not Suited for Arctic Dash

Donald B. MacMillan argues the airplane is impractical for a polar dash and that dirigibles would be prohibitively costly. He plans to rely on dogs for future explorations, noting frozen north lands do not provide suitable ice fields for landings. A dirigible expedition could move equipment from Labrador and Winnipeg but may cost about 7 million dollars.

France Donald B. MacM@lan MacMillan Fieldy Ouirinen Fremoa Bionvese Labrador

Apple Blossom Time Wedding in Orchid Field Incident

In a unusual ceremony the bride wore a veil that fell amid a pasture scene as a bull charged. A guest in a red shirtwaist climbed a tree to escape, then the shirtwaist was tossed over a fence and the bull subdued. The festivities resumed after a new shirtwaist and frock coat exchange.

Replanting Forests After War Destruction

Enghind and fh Seothind nations faced barren zones and sporting grounds cut down for munition production during the war. Now they plan to replant, prioritizing usefulness while maintaining ornamental value, restoring forests beyond their former beauty.

Enghind Fh Seothind

Reformer recounts memories of a German prison camp

In a confessional moment a World War II veteran recalls a German prison camp and the harsh meals he endured. He hints at a harsh acquaintance from his past and struggles with recollections of Sunday suppers, leaving him visibly distressed.

Slubber a delicious viand from seal fat tastes

Vilhjalmur Stefansson explains seal blubber tastes like fresh cow’s cream raw and like mutton fat when boiled. He notes many fear the word blubber, but explorers who try it often overeat, causing nausea. he now limits first-time portions to avoid illness.

Vilhjalmur Stefansson Harper's Wilkins Sheep Australia

Hand Hygiene Advice Emphasizes Habits Over Avoidance

The Journal of the American Medical Association urges practical safeguards against disease spread through hand cleanliness. It notes finger biting and moistening pages transfer germs, but emphasizes that hand washing and avoiding tongue contact are key. Early habits shape long-term protection.

Journal of the American Medical Association

First in the Field in Manchuria and Dairen

An American firm studies Manchuria and Siberia through match production while a large Japanese company moves to be first in the field at Dairen the chief port. The question arises where Japan would stand if not first in Manchuria.

United States Darren Manchuria Siberia Dairen Manchurian Japan

Night at the Hotel Stirs Up Film Bets and Jokes

In a hotel lobby a group discusses evening plans. One man opts for stargazing and a night off, declining several film options including Viola Vam pire and Nor Vorick Hamm’s latest comedy. The banter highlights casual movie talk and a playful thread.

Viola Vampire Vorick Hamm

Bhink's Disgruntled Day After Off Day

Bhink returns to the office reporting everything went wrong while colleagues curious about a fishing trip. A joke follows about a girl and fish happiness, ending with a wagging tail pun from London Tit-Bits.

Nee London

One at a Time Country Wedding Tale

A wedding tale from Chicago Tribus notes the bride set off on a hogeymoon alone as the groom explains they cannot both be away since no one would feed the stack. He plans a river trip to shoot ducks when she returns.

Chicago

War Savings Certificates as investment option

An Indiana polis News editorial endorses War Savings Stamps and new treasury savings certificates as practical investments. The $100 and $1000 certificates are popular, with a fixed minimum price and a 3 percent loyalty buyback, plus 4.62 percent annual interest if held to maturity. These instruments are presented as safer than market bonds and accessible to citizens seeking to share in the national debt reduction.

Treasury Department Indianapolis News Treasury Savings

Heavy meat eaters have slow kidneys warning

An authority warns that regular meat consumption strains kidneys by producing uric acid. Resulting overwork can dull filtration, leading to illness. Symptoms include back pain, urinary issues, headaches, and nervousness. A treatment involves four ounces daily with water to flush acids and reduce irritation.

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America Evansville Enos Reencer Ie Chas G. H.vice-Pres RH Lindsey Sey Commercial School Guthrie Street Postoffice Louisville Kentucky Theodore Daunhauer Mariah Hill A. F. Buschkoetter Joe Buschkoetter Huntingburg Jacob Snyder W. J. Busam J. M. Hirsch Cleo Livers Cannelton Chas. H. Snyder Viola Owensboro J. H. Beckmann Louis Rosa Metzger Ba Krampe Frances Mueller Gerhard Schoenhoff William Helming Terre Haute Ben Oeding Terre III Haute Peter Gerber Ida Seufert Rupert Klueh Jasper Town William Pfaff Theodore Schnell Schnellville Machine Works Joe Bickwermert John Meyer Joe Mueller Wm. Huebschmann George Brown Evanston Christ Hemmerlein Dubois Mary Alicea Wessel Cincinnati Carrie and Cecelia Burke Ben Seidl Wm. Eiberg Baby John Schnieders H. F. Brackmann Tell City John Schwoeppe Detroit Mich George Prechtel Frank Reckelhoff Joe Wessel Carthage Tennessee Linus Klueh Herb Snyder Tillie Jochum Mathias Olinger Martinsville Martin Hoppenjans Chas, Muth Xaver Olinger Susie Otmar Joe Laake Herman Brinkmann Henry Timmermann Mrs. Timmermann Robert Romney Mt. Carmel Ill Hubert Quante Robert Beckmann Albert Tempel Ireland Lucile Beckmann Hattie Amanda Mueller Evangeline Gugsell French Lick West Baden Edward Fleig Edward Roos Cornellius Altmann Linne Klueh Laula Sauer Tell City Sunday John Rahmann Owenaboro Beatrice Spayd Charles Bartley Herbert Muglier F. H. Sondermann Yorkville Henry Clemens Candelton Mr. Sweeney R. J. Beckmann E. E. Metzger Theodore Peters Haysville Mary and Emma Haller John Helmer Engelbert Dilger Bert Allen Mary Lindenschmidt R. J. Beckmann and Son William Meiering St. Meinrad Henry Hilgeford Jeanette Covington, Ky Ben Kippenbrock Harry Kippenbrock Albertina Becher Albertina Sondermann St. Marys Nettie Wirtzberger Rhode Island Fred Albert Jake George Schafer St. Anthony Edwin Lindauer Robert Kaminenberg Albert Mehling John Heilers Barbara Hackmann Wm. R. Sauer Augusta Mary Miller Lothar Tretter Joseph Sturm Pauline Horny Charles Horny Mary Zeller John V. Horny Dr. Gugsell Ohio Street Ferdinand IND Dubois County Telephone Co Bell Services
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