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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement touts Orange Blossom suppositories as a positive cure for inflammation congestion and womb disorders including prolapse and cancer in early stages. It claims safety harmlessness like flaxseed and urges ladies to self treat with testimonials from around the world. Sold for $1 by druggists with a book and free sample offer.
Dentist E. J. Kilian of Huntingburg will be at Ferdinand Dee on the 26th for a dental clinic. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Reasonable prices. German spoken.
Mrs Alvin H Locks of Seabrook New Hampshire reports after La Grippe lasting weeks she suffered head and eye pain nervousness and jerking fits. She credits Dr Miles Nervine Heart Remedy and Nerve and Liver Pills with cure and notes others found relief. The ad urges continuous use to restore nerve strength and offers a money back guarantee.
A stream of visitors from Troy Louisville Evansville Huntingburg Dubois Jasper Ferdinand Mariah Hill and other towns came to Ferdinand for personal business and social calls. هؤلاء including Miss Mayme Meyer Mrs Katherine Schum and many others were noted in town last week and over the weekend.
Notice announces a shareholders meeting at Mathias Olinger's hall on Tuesday January 10 1911 at 1 o clock p m for election of directors and other business. Signed F X Rickelmann cashier.
Over ten years the United States imported about fifty million dollars worth of toys and exported around five million. The first fiscal year export value surpassed one million, while imports have declined from 1908’s seven point two million to about five million. Germany remains the major supplier, with Sonneberg and Nuremberg cited as leading toy centers. other contributors include France Austria-Hungary Japan Belgium and the United Kingdom.
Experts in the United States report boomerangs made from ash and hickory now joined by celluloid and hard rubber versions. Australian bushmen showcase the skilled throw, as cardboard and celluloid forms prove serviceable, light, and hard to break for accurate aerial turns and returns.
The transition from crude cement exteriors to ornate, attractive residences grows as builders exploit cement’s adaptability. Early imitatives featured imitation stone and oversized porches, but modern cement houses show refined finishes in white or tinted tones. A cooperative plan between landscape gardeners and architects yields the best results, with popular mechanics noting promising developments to be featured in upcoming pages.
The article argues that most of Georgia's longleaf pine is irretrievably doomed due to industrial demand. It notes the species' poor natural regeneration with smaller, inferior second-growth pines and stresses the need to accept the reality despite sentimental regret.
Ancient olive trees near Tripoli Syria are documented by a trust deed of 499 years ago covering 490 trees. A Beirut area grove is called the world’s third largest olive farm, with Syrians expanding cultivation and a 300 000 tree block recently planted for commercial use. The article notes European farming methods increasing yield and describes local grinding and picking practices with workers paid by share.
An observer from Kansas recounts a claim that skipping every tenth corn row and planting two weeks later could avert losses from heat and drought. A Nebraska farmer’s tale of accidental fertilization is cited, while broader notes discuss ancient Greek philology and the New Testament’s language.
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