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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
8
OCR text fragments show partial words and scrambled phrases from a local notice or column. The readable bits mention names and events but lack clear structure, dates, or places to form a full coherent report.
A local Democratic primary decision centers on Joseph A Sondermann as a candidate for re election to the office of Treasurer in Dubois County. The outcome will depend on voters in the primary.
Wheat 3.48 dollars and 2.45 per bushel for oats. corn 1.6u per bushel. potatoes 3.00 per bushel. onions 7.00 per hundred. cabbage 7.00 per 100 pounds. eggs 0.63 per dozen. spring chickens 0.28 per pound. geese 0.20. cows 4.00 to 9.50 per hundred. hay timothy 30.00 per ton. various livestock prices listed for hogs steers bulls and turkeys.
The article notes rising paper costs for NWS printing since 1915 with mill price increases. It frames the cost rise as a real battle scar carried into the newsroom and rings.
Misses Bertha Riekelmann and Viola Reckerhoff visited Evansville yesterday morning. Several residents including Albert Horny Jake Bischer and John V Horny with Gust traveled for business in town and at nearby towns. Others like Robert Remke Oscar Morgan Stephen Horny and Clemens Graehler were seen in town for errands or visits.
An advertised remedy promises to clear nostrils in one minute, easing head airways and allowing free breathing. It claims to end nightly breath struggles, headaches, and dryness, with a fragrant ointment aiding relief.
A health note claims heavy meat eaters develop sluggish kidneys from uric acid buildup. It advises flushing kidneys with four ounces of Salt before meals and water for several days to improve urine clarity and relieve bladder weakness.
The Seventh Federal Reserve District introduces a four payment plan for $100 to $1,000 Treasury Savings certificates. Investors pay weekly, semi monthly, or monthly with minimums of 2, 4, or 8 dollars. Banks act as nest eggs depositing one dollar per $100 certificate. Certificates are issued after all payments. funds are redeemable after the second month.
The article traces Henry C. Frick’s rise from poverty to wealth, highlighting how his insistence on thrift and saving habits defined his business approach and success. It notes the enduring impact of his frugal methods on his later financial empire.
A newspaper advert promotes salts for backache and kidney strain caused by meat. It claims uric acid clouds kidneys, advises taking four ounces of rad ta in water daily to stimulate sluggish kidneys, and promotes Jad Saltati as a lithia water remedy for bladder irritation.
A historical advertorial explains kidney and bladder irritation from urine acid. It promotes Jad Salts, a lemon juice lithia drink, as a simple, inexpensive cure to neutralize urine acidity and ease nightly and daytime urination issues. It claims safety and widespread use by sufferers. It ends with a farm note and seed supplier reference.
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