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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1917

Page

5

Flying Column Hero Speaks of Russia's Red Cross Flyers

Andrew Kolpachnikoff, head of Russia's Red Cross flying column, describes frontline work where volunteers march to battle, carry wounded, and wear Red Cross insignia. He recalls gas shells, Siberian Corps actions, and praise from General Pleshkoff as he tours the United States seeking motor ambulances and support.

New York America Andrew Kolpachnikoff John Burgess Camac Philadelphia Washington Red Cross Kolpachnikoff Order of St. George Penza Empire Alexander II Nathalia Narischkine Peter the Great Cleptoff Caucasus Boroding Asix Tolstoy Moscow Warsaw Lodz Pleshkoff Thomas M. Cassiday Villa Mexico Ironsides Andre Tvanoviteh M. Pleshkoff Siberian Kolpachnikofft Tehervonaia Niva Tschidlovskaia Tenth Army Dortor of the Stars and Stripes Stanley Washburn Walter C. Whiffen Whiffen Russia

Untitled Note on Camac Family Ties and Career

A fragment describes the Camac lineage through a sister married to John Burgess Camac and an Andrew Kolpachnikoff via imperial decree. It notes studies at the Sorbonne, a doctorate in international law, and service in Washington as a third secretary of embassy before returning to Petrograd in 1913.

Ther John Burgess Camac Paris Camac Mic Andrew Kolpachnikoff Sorbonne Russia Washington Petrograd The

Fleeced Pilot Becomes Wary After Chicago Scam

Marry Poole, a Chicago lake pilot living at Morrison hotel, was duped out of $50 by a gypsy fortune teller. Mary Stanko, twenty, was arrested on Poole’s complaint as police urged him to sign the arrest blank. Poole hesitated but finally signed after Brady filled the form.

Marry Poole Poole Morrison Hotel Chicago Mary Stanko Patrick Brady Brady

Woman Builds Cement Tomb for 5 Children in Newark

Mrs. Philomena Tonnelli of Newark labors at odd jobs to finance and construct a cement tomb for her five deceased children at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. The tomb measures 15 by seven feet with 15 inch thick walls as she completes the project after years of sorrow.

Newark N. T Philomena ‘Tonnelli

Mushroom Mine Cultivates Fledgling Morgantown Growers

In Morgantown West Virginia Theodore Inbach of the state agricultural station opened a mushroom mine beneath a deserted coal seam near Pittsburgh coal field. He secured permission from landowners and proved the underground soil conditions support rapid edible fungus growth. The venture yields large weekly shipments to city markets.

Morgantown W. Va Pittsburgh Pennsylvania West Virginia Theodore ¥. Inbach State Agricultural Experimenting Station

Will Probe High Cost of Produce Through Indiana Senate

Indiana senators move to form a five member committee to thoroughly investigate the cost of living, including production and distribution of food and fuel, middlemen profits, and possible secret combinations. The panel would summon witnesses under oath, demand records, and report this session to prompt needed legislation.

Indianapolis Indiana Senate Negley Ave Bush James A. Gemmill Grant Nedis McCona Ha White Mercer Robinson Smith McKinley McConaha Metzger Kinder Beardsley Lanz Wolfson Dobyns Monument McCray Porter Hudgins Spain Nedji Reser Gemmill Green Lunz State Library

State Happenings and Local Incidents Reported

Jeffersonville ferry dock sunk by ice and torn from moorings by high water carried over the falls. Rockport dog killed after biting many animals. examination shows rabies. Residents vigilantly monitor livestock in the area.

Jeffersonville Louisville and Jeffersonville Ferry Company Rockport Grandview

Print Fewer Copies of Acts of 1917 Legislature

State printing board to reduce copies to 22 000 costing more due to paper prices. Prior 1915 acts printed exceeded 26 000 with about 19 000 distributed across 92 Indiana counties. Remaining copies offered at 50 cents per volume. No changes to county distribution. Also notes incorporations and business changes in Vigo and Elkhart areas.

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Kidney Remedy Proves Helpful Says Lakewood Man

A Lakewood Ohio resident testifies that after trying many remedies for kidney trouble Dr Kilmer Swamp Root restored health. The letter dated October 18 1915 accompanies a notary public oath and an offer to send a sample bottle for ten cents with a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Regular bottles are sold at drug stores.

B. J. Fenstermaker Roycroft Ave Lakewood Ohio WM. J. Klotzbach Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Adv

Neapolitan street singing inspires a shower of crockery

A National Geographic Magazine note describes how street singing of Neapolitan songs attracts a shower of pennies and, after a week, leads listeners to toss more crockery as the tunes drift beneath windows.

Cuticura Complexions and Cold Cup Explained

Cuticura soaps and ointment are advertised for daily use to improve complexions soothe scalps and soften hands with free samples offered by mail. A separate note explains how an ice cream cup cools surrounding air causing water vapor to condense and melt the ice cream due to heat transfer.

Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Actress Reveals Gray Hair Remedy Recipe

A famous actress shares a home remedy for gray hair using a mix of Bay Rum water glycerine and Barbo Compound with directions from the box. It claims to darken gray streaks soften hair and not color the scalp or rub off. The note includes a humorous Browning quote about fashion worries.

Castoria Promotion Cites Music Preference and Remedies

An advertisement urges careful use of Castoria the infant remedy and links music with natural instincts for listening. It promotes Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for pimples boils carbuncles to dry up and disappear in tablet or liquid form.

Doctor Pierce

Fragments of a Gossiping Tale and Odd Advertisements

A jumble of dialog lines and stray phrases from a newspaper page includes a cynical aside about ancient marriages, a reference to Dr. Peery's Dead Shot worm expeller, a taunt about a widow, a joke about Jinks the drinker, and a brief note about a scoop and a cola invention from Mobile Alabama.

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