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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
5
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrhal deafness. Claims disease stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and asserts cure via blood action. Offers one hundred dollars for any case incurable by the product and mentions free circulars from AllDrugists in Toledo, Ohio.
An ad touts Croxone as a cure for back pain kidney and bladder issues and rheumatism claiming it sinks into kidneys cleans clogged pores neutralizes uric acid and filters waste from blood. It asserts lasting results for all ages and offers a refund if it fails. package price is small.
Property owner Nick Lainebach states hunting is strictly forbidden on both of my tarme and warns trespassers. The notice emphasizes private land protections and legal consequences.
An 1841 Florida encounter at Fort Cummins between Seminole Chief Couceochee and Colonel Worth led to the army adopting the exclamation Hough. Gopher John explained it as How d ye do, prompting the chief to lift his cup and utter the phrase, which spread through the Eighth Infantry and beyond.
The passage contrasts feeding methods across species. It notes squirrels use paws to bring food to the mouth while elephants rely on their trunks. It describes tongues used by giraffes ant eaters and toads, and mentions spiders with mandibles. It lists tooth presence differences among toads turtles tortoises frogs and crustaceans. It also explains big cats chew with up and down motion similar to chopping knives.
In Vermilion South Dakota an otherwise harmless donkey caused friction by nightly braying. The city council split on the issue until Mayor Lyons cast the deciding vote, declaring the animal a public nuisance and ordering the owner C H Grange to exile the donkey from within city limits.
The article argues that gaining weight aids digestion, reduces indigestion and heartburn, and acts as a cushion against cold. It claims stoutness stabilizes body temperature amid weather swings and promotes comfort and cheer by dampening bodily extremes.
Greek monks in the Levant favor a wooden plank or metal bar instead of bells for prayer. Bells, borrowed from Venice in the tenth century, disturb Turks and wandering spirits and are thus regarded with doubt. The rhythmic striking, aided by a mallet, defines the characteristic sound attributed to Mr. Athos and his loyalty to a particular binding.
The era's heavy war shadow weighs on many, yet life and fall harvests proceed. The writer urges balanced calm, optimism, and measured aid over alarm, noting American fortitude and duty to support Europe through service rather than sentiment, even as war looms.
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