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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
6
A daily hygiene recital sparks debate as a young speaker cites biblical Samson and modern woes. The piece notes many common events from eclipses to elopements and funerals, reflecting the era's wide range of everyday happenings as people drift toward a new era.
An ad boasts Mueller's Self Rising Morning Glory flour making biscuits fast to lift a traveler from bed for an early train. It claims the flour delivers a reliable rise even if the sun fails to rise and invites readers to come see the hot griddle offerings.
Partial timetable shows early morning arrival in Chattanooga at 6 15 am. Next leg departs at 9 45 pm arriving 11 10 am in Atlanta with a 5 10 pm timetable marker indicating transfer or departure.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for rheumatism dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons. It claims the remedy fits the reader’s case perfectly and guarantees satisfaction with every bottle priced at 50 cents at all druggists.
William F. Dilger offers one acre in Mariah Hill with a two story store dwelling stable and outbuildings. Includes full stock of farming implements and all on the place. Cheap if taken at once. Opportunity for the right man.
The reader from Lewisburg West Virginia C B Rader expresses heartfelt gratitude for Electric Bitters which reportedly cured severe stomach trouble and related distress, noting the double benefit received.
In Spencer County Indiana the undersigned prohibit hunting on their premises by others for five years except by authorized owners. Joseph Wigger senior holds 480 acres and Joseph Wigger junior 80 acres. 31p.
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