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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
6
An ancient health quack column urges readers to start each day with a glass of real hot water and a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to flush waste from the stomach and bowels. It claims rapid bodily cleansing, improved appetite, and numerous health benefits for a wide range of ailments.
For sale a 154 acre farm available with or without crops. All good buildings on the property. Seller Herman Reckelhoff offers clear title and flexible terms.
The American Red Cross nursing department reports rapid expansion with over 87 000 graduate nurses enrolled and more than 1 000 placed in the Public Health Service last year. It plans to recruit for foreign hospitals and establish rural public health programs, home hygiene courses, and dietitian training. Miss Clara D. Noves notes community responsibility and calls for medical profession support.
Red Cross Home Service assists ex servicemen families and the general public with budget planning financial aid schooling and housing. It aids homeless unemployed and foreign speakers while improving community safety health and happiness through meetings celebrations and facilities. Contact nearest Red Cross chapter secretary for confidential help.
The American Red Cross announces the fourth annual Roll Call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 25. During this period men and women nationwide will pay dues and renew memberships.
Fragmentary OCR describes trains and schedules between Huntinghurg and Lacisville, mentioning West trains and noise concerns. No clear dates or official actions.
Xaver Zella of near Chrisney, 73, near death, father of Mrs. Simon Maffenbeier. W A Wollenmann promotes a new line of fresh drugs at the Modern. See G A Bolte before buying fertilizer.
Fragmented text references a skin irritation issue and a supposed overnight breakthrough by a skin care specialist. Mentions of mentha sul and various unclear terms appear, but details about products, dates, or credible results are not provided.
The American Red Cross charter outlines aid to the sick and wounded in war, relief between the people and the armed forces, and disaster relief in peace. Fourth Red Cross Roll Call runs November 11 to 25, 1920 with membership dues from 1.00 to 100.00 and asks readers to send dues to their local chapter.
The American Red Cross offers First Aid training for men and women to treat injuries promptly when emergencies demand it. Training is not a physician substitute. a surgeon should be summoned when possible. Lay responders can save lives in delays and disasters, improving community safety and disaster readiness. Classes are conducted through Red Cross chapters and in schools, with books and equipment available at reasonable prices. Contact nearest chapter for course information.
The American Red Cross reports over 5 million dollars spent aiding Poland's stricken population. About 200 workers are active with four relief bases and eleven mobile units, aiding refugees and orphans, fighting typhus and cholera, and supporting orphanages to sustain relief for another year.
Laurence Ginnell member of Parliament for North Westmeath and Irish Republican government minister of agriculture is aboard a named steamer bound for the United States on a National Mission no ship name given.
Aaron Sapiro explains outcomes from the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Chicago. A 17 member committee from national food groups aims to draft a standardized cooperative plan to curb middlemen profits. Sapiro urges legislation as a remedy and supports labeling farm products with their selling price.
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