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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1918

Page

3

Expenditures and Taxes for Ferdinand Township 1918

The Ferdinand Township Advisory Board meets September 3 1918 at the Trustee's office to review estimates. Expenditures listed as 572 dollars and township tax at 20 cents per hundred. total tax 2 cents per hundred. Taxable property totals include lands improvements and personal property with fringe credits for mortgage exemptions. signed by Trustee Nick Seininger, dated August 6 1918.

Ferdinand Township Dubois County Ferdi Nick Seininger

Card of Thanks to Wendling Neighbors and Friends

The family thanks kind neighbors and friends of Ferdinand and St Anthony who assisted during the illness and death. They extend sincere gratitude to the donors of many beautiful flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wendling.

Ferdinand and St. Anthony Peter Wendling

Water and Kidney Troubles Advice Ad

A vintage health ad promotes four ounces of Salts to flush kidneys and ease irritation. It claims the preparation cleans clogged kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and reduces bladder weakness. Suggests drinking a tablespoonful in water daily for a few days and endorses the grape and lemon juice based formula.

Jay

Navy vigilant at sea as light endangers troop convoy

A Saturday Evening Post naval officer recalls a wartime Atlantic convoy watch. A Spanish fireman flashed an electric light on a troop transport. a bluejacket seized the moment, tossing the torch overboard to avert disaster. Five days of solitary confinement followed for the offender. The Navy maintains strict discipline aboard merchant ships carrying troops.

Atlantic France Saturday Evening Post Jesus Fernandez Mendoza Navy

Explosives Industry Risks Questioned by Doctor

Dr W G Hudson medical director of E I Du Pont argues in a paper to a medical association that dangers in explosives manufacturing are exaggerated. He cites railroading as having higher injury rates and says most factory accidents come from worker carelessness rather than explosives, noting manufacturers aim to reduce hazards by increasing machinery and cutting workers.

W. G. Hudson E. IL DuPont de Nemours & Co Popular Science Monthly

Barge Whistle Signals Birds At Panama Canal

A barge used for underwater blasting at the Panama Canal attracts wild birds when it blows its whistle before detonating charges. Birds, fish, and locals respond as dead or stunned fish rise after explosions, turning the whistle into a dinner bell for many species and workers nearby.

Panama Canal Popular Mechanics Magazine

Belief That Tired Businessmen Defies Fatigue

In American Magazine the author argues that fatigue is a mental state not a physical limit. He cites Edison Bell Ford Hoover Wilson Pershing to show great figures persisted despite long work days and stress, suggesting effort can outpace weariness.

Amys Edison Bell Henry Ford Herbert C. Hoover Woodrow Wilson General Pershing France

Effect of French Language on American Speech After War

A Scribner's Magazine writer speculates on how returning soldiers will absorb French and British ideas, leading to new shades of meaning for old terms. He notes likely adoption of French words or altered English usage, with examples to emerge in postwar literature as observers watch closely.

Scribner's Magazine France Ony

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness

An advertisement explains catarrhal deafness as caused by inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. It asserts that reducing inflammation restores hearing and offers a $1000 reward for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine, circulating free samples from J Chen & Co in Toledo, Ohio.

Hall All Pines Tes J. Chen Toledo

Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Claim Liver Cleanse

A medical claim urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to wash the liver and bowels, remove previous day’s toxins, and refresh the digestive system. It warns against calomel and promotes a safe, tasteless solution sold by pharmacists as inexpensive and harmless.

Saya

Farm Sale Near Adgevilla Registered

Paul Senninger sold his farm near Adgevilla to John Troesch last week. Found a sum of money. Owner call on Frank A. Meyer.

Paul Senninger Adgevilla John Troesch Frank A. Meyer

War stints and food relief in Indiana wartime drive

Compiled for the Indian State Council of Defense by George Ade, the piece notes lifting bans on tracaroni and noodles, wheat acreage plans for 1919, and U S Food clubs in 88 of 92 Indiana counties to rally public cooperation. It calls for 15 year olds to join Working Reserve, praises Red Cross recruiting, and urges seed saving.

Indian State Council of Defense George Ade U. S Lidiana Uncle Sam Europe

Tomatoes Delivered in Ferdinand At Prices by Bushel

Tomatoes delivered in Ferdinand priced at 60 cents per bushel or 35 cents for eight half bushels. Order by phone, Peter Durchhols.

Ferdinand

Thousands of Nurses to Go Overseas Weekly

Allied Armies demand a thousand nurses each week for two months to meet war needs. Sur­geon General Gorges and Anna Gladwin urge Red Cross units in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky to speed enrollment. Past enrollments show 703 in six months with August and September needing triple. Red Cross promotes Home Care First Aid and student nurse recruitment. Pay raised to 75 monthly for overseas service and 60 in the U S. Local nurses from Dubois county pledge readiness for Army Training School and deployment anywhere. A horse and buggy collision occurs with minor damage. a newborn boy is announced.

The Red Cross Sisters of Soldiers and Sailors Ferdinand Lake Division Gorges Anna Gladwin Ohio Indiana Kentucky Thee Tts America Keet Gladwin Horace M. Kean Jasper Dubois County Pearl Gerber Olivia Gosaman Cordelia Urig Jeanette Wulfman Edna Mosby Mildred L. McKinney Arial Anderson Bernestine Sprayer Florence Hartke Hantingburg Alma Rieven Birdseye R. J. Beckmann Knitting Club

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