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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
9
Geni and Druggists urge treating a cold with bed at night and a light breakfast. They claim no salts or nausea and no after effects, with a purifying, refreshed system and fast recovery for those who rest and eat lightly.
A blunted old time ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as quick relief for colds. It claims two hourly doses clear nasal passages, relieve headaches and fever, and end misery with a tasty, quinine free formula costing only a few cents at drug stores.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant medicine for kidney liver and bladder relief. It claims consistent quality in every bottle and positions the product as nature s helper for certain health issues.
On a crippled vessel Wallen and Gunga defend a cabin door as Laynton and Ram Gulab Singh close in. Wallen agrees to reveal information to save MacKay and crew, while the ship rocks from gunfire and a distant assault signals a looming confrontation.
Wallen leaves the saloon to investigate the ship in darkness with Ram Gulab Singh’s aid. He plans a quick deck check while Gunga remains behind to guard and reseal the barricade. The electric light dies, a shell misses, and tension rises as Wallen prepares to return.
Wallen aboard the Monleigh witnesses a raid by Ram Gulab Singh as a rival steamer shells the vessel. Amid urgent orders and damaged communications, lingering danger surrounds Helen MacKay and the crew as they scramble to abandon ship. The encounter ends with the Monleigh crippled and sinking, leaving the outcome unresolved.
Reporter describes strange creatures named fary-nanhbun-kou seen at Mount Kowang foot in North Manchuria. They are larger than apes and dig spacious caverns in the rocky terrain.
Jefferson City Mo After a long career of burglary and jail breaking that yielded 52 years in prison Fores a 75 year old escape artist recently left Missouri State Prison and announced a job in an apple orchard near Vienna He has lived much of his life behind bars since 1867 including terms in Joliet and Fort Madison and is noted for never being tried more than twice in any Missouri county.
A brutal incident from Griffith township in Renfrew County Canada where three brothers, aged ten twelve and seven, were left on a farm. The two older boys sent to a relative’s house beat the younger sibling to death after he was refused permission to accompany them. The two elder brothers had long mistreated him.
In Lorain, 15 year old Alice Deckerhoff spoke in her sleep and scared two burglars from the first floor of Adolph Hengartner’s home. They fled after hearing her remark and a clock strike. Their loot was a $35 gold watch left on the dining room table.
Mysterious shadows inside the Gettysburg National Bank prompted rumors of a robbery after an explosion noise. State police and local officers investigated and learned the shadows came from a gab on the second floor of the neighboring building. The explosion fear referenced a large can in a nearby cellar that later proved unrelated.
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