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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
2
An old beauty remedy promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use dark hair restoration. The product is applied with a sponge to strands, fading gray disappears by dawn and hair becomes lustrous and youthful, though not a disease cure.
An old fashioned advertisement promises instant relief from a stuffed nose and head congestion using Flys Cream Balm. It claims the antiseptic cream soothes inflamed mucous membranes when applied in the nostrils, providing immediate breathing ease.
In Mt. Clemens Michigan the Chicago Tribune defense in Henry Ford libel suit emphasizes that Ford's views are Christian and commonplace not anarchistic. Bishops and professors testify Ford's calls to disband armies and seek world peace reflect cosmopolitanism and moral philosophy, not anarchy.
London Answers notes bricks swell as they absorb moisture in dry baked clay and cement joints also grow. A garden Ely pier showed inches of increase after extended water exposure. Growth is greatest where bricks and cement meet, sometimes creating visible gaps between iron supports and parapets.
Wartime article describes luminous paint used on disks with spikes for signaling in trenches and across buildings. Disks visible from 30 to 60 feet served as landmarks, with luminous ribbon for trails and patches on stretcher bearers to avoid friendly fire. British practice proposed naming city streets with luminous paint.
The Fanciulla d Anzio, a silver model of the statue, was a gift to President Wilson from Rome. Origins trace to a Greek statue found at Nero’s villa in Anzio, purchased by Italy for 450000 lire. Observers note the robe, arm, and stance suggest a young male model rather than a maiden.
Roger W Babson told a Washington dinner that health foods from the war era were hard to eat a young woman asked a young man about Bran muffins at a Red Cross function The reply from the man was humorous noting the doctor says never will be
Pedestrian and motorist observed a church on Clinton HM Wednesday night as elaborate wedding preparations unfolded. Coaches and florist wagons moved about while an ornate canopy rose from sidewalk to door. Prominently displayed on the church front was the minister’s subject This is the Life.
In a fragmentary exchange a husband asks if the afternoon was pleasant, the wife replies negatively, and two women named Mrs Wilkinson and Mrs Jenkinson depart together. The speaker notes plans to tell each, but with the two women together the conversation becomes moot.
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