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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
12
Reckelhoff and Muller dissolve the partnership and close the store from January 12 to 15 to liquidate stock. Leonard Muller's interest was bought by Frank Reckelhoff. Customers urged to shop before closing and hold cream until Friday January 16.
The column lists residents and visitors including Parson Ed Madson back from Louisville James Kunkler and Wm Elmer from Siberia on Machine Works business John Kaetzel and son from near Santa Claus with engine and corn husker for repair Rev Father Norbert of Jasper in Ferdinand Frank Widmer and Jake Buxer of St Meinrad in town Joe Bartley near Brettville and others visiting relatives and friends Subscriptions renewed Frank Kessens of Siberia and local travelers to Louisville Evansville Jasper Huntingburg Detroit New Albany Cuba trips noted all within a week’s span
European promoters and French and British boxing factions begin high bids to stage a world title defense by Jack Dempsey against Georges Carpentier after Carpentier defeated Joe Beiber. Talks center on venue rights and financial commitments for the bout.
An authority warns that regular meat consumption strains the kidneys by producing uric acid. Sluggish kidneys cause urination problems, headaches, fever, nervousness, and other disorders. Suggested remedy: four ounces of a lithia-containing effervescent salt daily, diluted in water, before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys.
An ad touts drinking hot water with a teaspoon of phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims internal cleansing prevents headaches bad breath and other ailments, urging readers to buy a pound of phosphate at the drugstore.
Head cold or catarrh relief promised by Plympton Cam Balm. A small bottle sprayed into the nostrils clears air passages, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and ends stuffiness with instant relief.
A boarding and day school for girls run by the Sisters of St Benedict. Commissioned by Indiana Board of Education to confer high school rights. Special music and art facilities. Healthful grounds, well equipped building. Aims include physical health solid knowledge cultured manners and thorough moral religious training. For particulars address Sister Superior Ferdinand Indiana.
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and bladder irritation. It claims meat consumption overloads kidneys, describes symptoms, and promises relief by taking four ounces in water each morning. The text emphasizes safety and popular use across generations.
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