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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
2
A health notice promotes a morning regimen of a glass of hot water with four teaspoons of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It asserts benefits for digestion appetite energy and overall health, urging readers to obtain limestone phosphate from drug stores.
For sale 154 acre farm with or without crop. All good buildings. Contact Herman Reckelhoff.
The American Red Cross nursing department reports rapid growth with over 87 000 graduate nurses enrolled. It extends public health nursing to rural areas and foreign hospitals, trains home care and dietetics staff, and coordinates with medical groups to meet nationwide nursing needs.
The Home Service program of the American Red Cross assists ex servicemen families and the general public with budget planning, debt stress, education, and child welfare. It supports homeless and unemployed residents, foreign speakers, and helps strengthen community safety and facilities through planning, meetings, and public programs. Seek help at the nearest Red Cross chapter secretary for confidential aid.
The fourth Annual Roll Call of the American Red Cross runs from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 25 inclusive. During this period men and women across the United States will pay dues and renew membership.
The passage asserts that reading advertisements benefits both consumers and merchants. It emphasizes that home-spent dollars start a robust journey among local residents who care about the community’s development and growth.
An on train service note from MOCTIERE, agent NoA reports disruptions on the line between Humlingdarr and Leninville. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but indicate a schedule or routing change affecting West SW and Neo areas. Further clarification pending from Johosboar office.
A new line of fresh drugs is announced by W A Wollenmann, proprietor, at the Modern store. The notice invites inquiries and emphasizes the availability of the latest stock.
Kaver Zella of near Chrisney is at the point of death. He is the father of Mrs. Simon Maffenbeier.
Local farmer advisory urges buyers to consult G. A. Bolte for fertilizer guidance before purchase. The notice emphasizes checking product effectiveness and price comparisons.
Fragmentary text describes skin irritation and a specialist named Hector Tealy discussing Mentha sulfur related remedies. It mentions a weapon test and vague references to past tests and pastes. The readable content is inconsistent and partial.
The Fourth Red Cross Roll Call runs November 11 to 25, 1920. Membership fees range from one dollar for annual to sixty dollars for life, with contributing, sustaining, and patron categories also listed.
The American Red Cross offers First Aid training for men and women to treat emergencies promptly. Training complements but does not replace physician care and a surgeon should be summoned when injuries are serious. Trained lay responders can reduce deaths and injuries, with broad benefits for railroads mines industry and disaster response. Red Cross steps include classes through chapters and courses in schools, plus affordable First Aid books and equipment.
The American Red Cross has spent over 5 million dollars aiding Poland’s sick, poor, and displaced. Nearly 200 workers are active with four relief bases and eleven mobile units. It helped reestablish refugees, aided orphans, and fought typhus and cholera, with officials warning aid must continue another year.
Laurence Ginnell member of Parliament for North Westmeath and administrator of agriculture in the Irish Republican government is en route to the United States on a National Mission. The steamer carrying him is unnamed.
A conference of the American Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago forms a 17 member committee to standardize a cooperative plan against speculation. Aaron Sapiro cites results from the federation and advocates labeling farm produce with its farm price to curb middleman profiteering.
Cleveland Indians shortstop Ray Chapman was killed after being hit in the head by a pitched ball during a game against the New York Yankees at the Polo Grounds. The incident shocked baseball fans and the sport.
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