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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
8
A U S government operation pursues a band of South American plotters. The tale centers on a uniquely intriguing heroine whose strange and puzzling character adds a distinctive twist to the story.
A health focused guide warns against fatigue and poor posture while driving. It urges relaxed grip on the wheel, upright seating, avoiding slouching, and steering with calm control to prevent eye strain, headaches, and cold drafts in cars. It cautions against overstretching attention, weather gear, and improper ventilation.
The report notes driving technique with relaxed yet alert muscles and warns against speeding at crossings. It mentions a new speed indicator using colored lights and notes two thirds of US car sales go to rural users. It cites 168,000 physicians and 40,000 dentists owning cars and discusses Australia car production and side-car taxis in London and Paris.
Mat and Robert Ernst of Siberia were in town yesterday and subscribed to the NEWS. Philip Schum and family left for Evansville Wednesday for a short visit. John Gerber of St. Meinrad is working at the Convent building. Mrs. Chas Muth and two daughters returned to Myansville Tuesday. C. R. Martin of Tell City was in town Tuesday selling ice cream for the recent picnic. Likely dates mixed.
J A Berry and toe Haas of Sehnellville spent last Sunday in town. Mrs Joe Madden of Elkhorn Wis visiting sister Mrs G A McLane. Misses Imelia and Ima Lindauer visited relatives at Marish Hill. Mrs Arthur Kingle of Evansville spent days in town this week. Arthur Miberg was at Evansville last Friday. Grover Salb and baby Jasper spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Henry Beckmann. Emmi Knust and Helen Deweese returned to Evansville Saturday after visiting Ferdinand. Frank Mueller Edo ieiz Mrs H F Brackmann and daughter Gertie left on a motor trip last Saturday. The former two went to Portsmouth Ohio others to Vetoria Ohio. Government stamped shoes can now be had at a remarkable low price in Ferdinand. See Frank Reckethoff ad in this issue.
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