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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1919

Page

4

Proposals to Expand War Risk Insurance and Pensions

Washington report on Colonel Cholmeley-Jones urging amendments to the War Risk Insurance Act. Proposals include higher disability compensation up to 90 dollars monthly for wives and children, broader total disability definitions, and options for lump sum or installments. Also seeks extended beneficiaries and reinstatement rules, with focus on expediting settlements and keeping policies aligned to 100 dollars maximum in disability awards.

Washington Rh. G. Cholmeley-Jones Bureau of War Risk Insurance Walter Reed Hospial Washington, D. C Bureau Congress Treasury Department Wun Cholmeley-Jones

Jadwin defies red tape to move troops to France

Col Edwin Jadwin led an engineer regiment to France bypassing wartime red tape to ready troops rapidly. The article credits his initiative with efficiency and notes the broader debate over government insurance reinstatement and ex service men protections once the Sweet bill passes.

Edwin Jadwin France War Department Jadwin Baker Col. Jadwin Senate Bureau

British birth rate grows in August amid wartime strain

Official returns show England's August birth rate at a level not seen since the war began, about 78 per 1000 with 461 more babies than August 1918. Doctors discuss wartime stresses and higher male birth chances, noting rising costs of infant care and the strain on British families.

London England Macy Schuriieb

Strange Nine Foot Fish Found in Venice Canal

A strange nine foot fish, mostly mouth, head, and tail, drew interest in Venice. The creature was found by Frank Benedict, a local official, near the peau mouth with four rows of teeth and very large eyes.

Venice Catona Frank Benedict Olleial

Indiana State News Highlights From Dearborn to Indianapolis

Dearborn county bridges to be painted white for safety after dark. Knox County farmers vote to affiliate with state federation. Seeded potatoes yield comparison shows advantage of selected seed. Blue sky committee brands 28 of 32 stock selling schemes as worthless. Purdue figures report 57,100 rats killed in 28 counties, with an estimated 150,000 total. Prohibition ruling holds bay rum sales to be unlawful when used as beverage. Vanderburgh back money from seminary lands reaches county treasures. Zone meeting favors enforcement of laws against radicalism and unrest. Gas field prospects near Princeton suggest 2.5 million cubic feet daily. Forestry conference urges tax reform and cross-state cooperation. Indiana farmers push longer workday and oppose eight-hour limits. Memorial armistice events planned in Warsaw. Jennings county seat vote recount confirms results. Hessian fly appears in early wheat in this county, with advised reseeding in rye.

Lawrenceburg Dearborn Vincennes Knox County Farmers’ Association South Bend Charles Swain Lafayette Sheldon County County Farmers’ Association Shelbyville Chamber of Commerce Laufaugette Indiana Walter Q. Fitch Purdue University Fitch Indiana Food Production Committee Indianapolis 8. Robbins Robbins Swansville Vanderburg County Union Township State Board of Accounts A. L. Donaldson Field Vanderburg Cincinnati Kentucky Ohio Mississippi Valley Association Princeton Washington Township Gibson County Indiana Gas Field A. E. Morrison Farmers’ Association Iinois Department of Corservation Todjuna United States William Basson Intam Federation of Farmers’ Associations Basson National Convention of Farmers’ssociations Chiergo Adamson Ife Indiiana Federation of Indianapoly Tndiana Winds Missouri Michigan Warsaw North Vernon Jennings Vernon Mne L Ogansport Cass County Chicago Goshen Fort Wayne Bloomington Calumet Harry B. Smith Anderson H. M. Teddy Lake County Gary Labor Party of Labor Party Clinton Chicago & Eastern Tllinois Railroad Company Chicago, Terre Haute State Board of Tax Commissioners Hammond Standard Steel Car Company Goodrich Lewis Bowman John Williams oMee State Purchasing Committee Indianapoli Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ Association City Managers' Association James P. Goodrich Merrit W. Sullivan Miller Township Greensburg

Woman Recovers Nerves After Using Pinkham’s Remedy

Winona Minnesota woman Mrs Albert Sultze reports over a year of nervousness and sleepless nights eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The product is promoted as a long standing standard remedy for nervous prostration and related female ailments including displacements and backache.

Winona Minn Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Albert Sultze Olmstead St

Multistory Plans Hint at a Bigger Project

A cartoon exchange hints at a plan for twenty five, twenty six, and twenty seven story buildings. The dialogue plays with scale and delays a full reveal, suggesting more details to come in a later installment.

Crewitt Cartoons Magazine

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Copy

An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a superior remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick gentle effects, offers sample bottles for ten cents, and directs readers to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Reformers and politicians debate honesty in politics

A reformer and a practical politician clash over honesty in politics. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pillla is promoted as a stomach and liver regulator. An exchange between Edith and Marie hints at trust and deception in romance.

Wright

Dyer Does Wyld Like Music Question Labeled

Dyer answers Wyld dislikes music preferring popular songs and jazz. The exchange notes a stance on musical genres and tastes in life.

Dyer Wyld

Experiences of Ohio Women in The Housewife Era

Readable excerpts from Ohio women praising Dr. Pierce products. Mrs Orean Radabaugh reports relief and strength using Favorite Prescription during pregnancy and credits a ten pound baby with little suffering. Mira Harriet Enasterly endorses Favorite Prescription and the Common Sense Medical Adviser as family health aids. Mrs Phébe Far Mn attests lasting improvement after using Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as laxative.

Findlay Ohio Orean Radabaugh South &J. Bryan Phébe Far Washington St

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Treasury Harvard Indiana State News Ydia E. Pinkham Edith Jack Marie
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