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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
8
A humorous critique of professional charges in news, medicine, funeral services, and editing. It contrasts high and low prices, praises and pities work, and questions the fairness of the press. The columnist imagines the moral judgments newspaper workers face and hints at public skepticism.
Two white girls sought for upstairs work and cooking plus general duties. Desirable home environment and friendly companions preferred. Apply to Mrs C G Klapheke Audubon Park Louisville Ky.
All Ferdinand township teachers joined the Southwestern Teachers Association meeting in Evansville last Friday and Saturday.
An ad promises rapid relief from colds and catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. It claims open air passages, easier breathing, and relief from headache, dryness, and mucus, with a small bottle available from druggists.
Hubert Boeglin of Siberia trans acted business in town Wednesday. Mr and Mrs K C Schnellen berger of St Meinrad spent several hours in town Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Beckmann spent Thanksgiving at the home of Jim John Arehart of Siberia and James Van Winkle of near Adgeville were in town Tuesday. The following from other places attended the funeral of Mrs J H Beckmann Monday: Mr and Mrs Ben J Hirsch of St Louis, Mr and Mrs Joe Hirsch and Mrs E
E Schriefer of Cannelton and others from Tell City Evansville Huntingburg St Henry St Meinrad join Mrs Catherine Fischer and sisters for Thanksgiving. Lee Gehthausen plans a winter stay in Evansville with bi weekly home visits while working in a coal mine alongside John Lusch.
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