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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
7
The article promotes drinking large amounts of pure water with and between meals for health. It claims X ray tests and taste confirm benefits for young men and urges water intake, warning signs of kidney trouble and recommending Anufic Tablets before meals available at drug stores.
Mitchellville resident Bags shaw extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Anaric saying they saved his wife and daughter's lives and have been used in his family for over 30 years. He commends the institution for trustworthy remedies and urges others to choose their products.
A dialogue contrasts refined surface allure with harsher underlying realities. Miss Cayenne remarks that appearance hides roughness beneath, highlighting social facades and the tension between elegance and grit.
A Yale student writes from France that two American aviators earned the wooden cross, a tribute said to outshine European orders. The note mentions Bill Thaw of Yale 1915 reportedly killed, a detail not yet in papers. An elderlyIdle exchange follows about inspectors and a village cottage prank.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin ailments including rashes eczema pimples dandruff and sore hands claiming immediate relief and potential complete healing with free samples. It promotes Castoria and notes a Nut Growers circular urging grafting diverse trees to boost orchard value in the United States.
The Birmingham Age Herald quotes Mr Dubson saying Mrs Dubson dislikes the new flat while an encouraging sign appears she stayed content for a week. This is described as two days longer than her prior high record.
Two English soldiers at a golf course cause humorous scene as one repeatedly fails to strike the ball while his comrade urges him to hit it before four days of leave ends. The exchange ends with a quip about arguing with others revealing a cranky streak.
A column lists various German inspired dishes with preparation notes. Recipes include Caramelized Rice and Apple Pudding, Nut and Cheese Roast, Baked Celery With Cheese, Broiled Oyster a la Francaise, Partridge Fricassee, Almond Rings, Saver Braten, Beet Fritters, Roast Goose With Stuffing, and related serving tips and ingredients.
A preacher reflects on Jesus asking Do ye now believe as disciples fled and forsook him. He notes belief rises through suffering and test, cites scripture from John and Old Testament witness, and urges personal faith amid trial to find inner peace in Christ.
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets described as the original liver pills from forty years ago. The copy claims they regulate liver and bowels. It also notes “Many a girl” makes moves toward matrimony because she cannot find anything else worth having.
A drunkenness case in Indianapolis ends with a supportive remark from the magistrate as the elderly woman thanks him. The piece also includes unrelated ads and satirical exchanges about nurses Eugenics and a future philosopher.
The captain recalls the moment on the Deutschland when she stood on her head and explains she did so for divers reasons as a playful remark.
Dialog suggests a playful exchange about where to go next and a mutual appetite, with a hint of flirtation between two speakers. The snippet captures casual banter and a lively street vibe.
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and liver ailments. It claims broad efficacy, mild healing action, and availability in stores in two bottle sizes for one dollar, urging readers to ask for a sample bottle and to mention the paper.
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