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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
6
A fragile historical notice from Ferdinand Indiana declares newspaper publication details entered May 24 1908 with postal dispatch under federal law. It lists subscription and advertising rates in compact tallied terms and notes payment methods for mailed or delivered items.
An advertised remedy claims to cure inflammation congestion and womb disorders including prolapse and fibroid tumors. It touts safety and testimonials worldwide with self treatment guidance and a offer of a book and free trees through druggists.
E. J. Bilinn, deartist of Hontingbury wall te at Ferdinand Jan 1. All work guaranteed Ce give satisfaction Reasorable prices. Gorman spoken.
The advertisement claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine cured three years of nervous prostration for William J. Loughran of Philadelphia. It links nervous troubles to headaches, dizziness, epilepsy and insanity and promotes Miles Nervine as soothing to nerves and aiding nerve cells. If the first bottle fails, the dealer refunds money.
The column discusses the Sugar Trust case and a Supreme Court decision affecting Kis sel and the Sherman Act. It notes officials' sympathy for Washington B Thomas and questions about official injustice. It also recounts West Point cadet discipline debates with General Bell and reform efforts fronted by Captain Langan and others.
Late report lists numerous pleas guilty with fines from 3.00 to 50.00. Parole revocation and dismissals noted. Appointments include a court reporter and a special judge Ovwar Minor. Separate divorces and default entries appear among actions in Pike circuit court listings.
A rural column offers practical tips on farm life and home management. It urges kindness and encouragement for family, warns against harsh discipline, and shares simple maintenance practices such as careful grinding, proper water temperature, and gritting icy surfaces to save bones and wagons.
Describes lavish British court uniforms worn by high officials and diplomats, detailing outfits, fabrics, and prices from £20 to £250. Highlights Duke of Norfolk’s unique dress and total court attire value surpassing £30,000 across grand occasions.
A Portrush gentleman sent Lord Roberts a horseshoe and the General vowed to keep it with others from key battles. The Washington Monument cornerstone was laid by Polk on July 4 1848 with the cap stone placed December 6 1884. Foundations measure 126 feet square and 36 feet 8 inches deep.
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