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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
15
The piece argues after World War I Germany must be disciplined and rebuilt. It calls for strict safeguards to prevent German resurgence, warns against colonial manipulation, and urges international vigilance to curb Hunish aggression while guiding a cautious revival of German trade and industry.
The message urges American generosity to aid Armenian and Syrian victims of Turkish and German aggression. It calls for a $30,000,000 relief fund, arguing gifts will quickly aid hunger and destitute families and show the United States as a generous, healing nation while the war nears its end. It stresses moral duty, global leadership, and the Stars and Stripes as a symbol of hope.
The Vigilantes poem honors France and its suffering, praising their steadfastness against storms and seas. It requests a fitting tribute beyond words, urging that through many centuries future verses will honor France with a clear, enduring fame. The piece laments the inadequacy of language to capture France’s splendor and agony. The author pledges that note by note a perfect tribute will rise.
A fragmentary verse from Edith M. Thomas of the Vigilantes attacks political manipulation. It presents a grim parable about cat's paws raised to pull from danger and the fire turning on those who stir it, warning rulers who risk their own flames.
A Chicago report recalls the capture of prison escapee Moran in New Mexico. Deputy Sheriff C. H. Haynes recounts Moran’s surrender after a gun at May Wallace’s home and a reluctant return to Chicago. Moran, famed as Big Joe Morton, faced a calm, orderly escort back to jail.
Two young girls burst into Patrick Burley’s in Chicago and, displaying heavy revolvers, ordered patrons to raise hands. A guard stood at the doorway while one helped another robbing. They emptied the cash register of 150 dollars, drank whisky, rang up no sale, then took 14 dollars from two patrons before fleeing in a car.
In an old London Chronicle tale a king asks for a truth about bad excuses. The jester embraces the monarch, causing wrath. He apologizes, saying he mistook the king for the queen, delivering a playful quip on courtesy and misunderstandings.
Cautionary ad urging mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for proper branding and the signature of a Wake used for over 30 years. Claims children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, emphasizing trusted history and prolonged use.
Advertises Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with boastful claims for clear complexions scalp cleanliness and soft hands. Mentions free samples from Cuticura Dept X Boston and lists prices Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
A local ceremony will honor a man described by Uncle Ehen as a real patriot who bravely followed the band into the serious fight. The event underscores respect for dedication and courage within the community.
An advertiser promises a $100 reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The notice states the medicine is taken internally and claims blood and mucous surface action. It mentions druggists selling the product for over forty years and notes testimonials available. F. J. Cheney Co. of Toledo, Ohio backs the claim.
Chicago and New York have become the war era hubs of the diamond trade. The United States now buys nearly all South African mine output, supplying 95 percent of world diamonds. Many diamond-cutting factories are in New York, with Chicago housing the western diamond headquarters and possibly more cut and uncut stones in a single building than anywhere else.
For years druggists note the strong record of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a medicine for kidneys liver and bladder It is a physician prescribed strengthening remedy that supports natural function It has many supporters and is sold by druggists Send ten cents for a sample bottle with the paper mentioned to Dr Kilmer Co for testing
A wartime scene shows an orator at a women’s meeting urging aid for soldiers. A shy participant asks about lending a hand, recalling giving support to a serviceman before he went overseas. The exchange captures domestic wartime activism and community involvement.
Kansas City claims the distinction as the world's greatest feeder and stocker market. The piece notes the city's prominence and includes a lighter line about girls fearing bad luck if they miss a chance to obtain an opal.
An advertisement urges readers with back pain fatigue and urinary issues to take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims the capsules cleanse kidneys and bladder, attack germ-caused inflammation, and restore health within 24 hours. Consumers are urged to buy from a druggist and are offered a money back guarantee.
Immediate treatment at first sign of a cold or cough is advised with Schiffmanns Expectorant. The ad claims it is the best remedy, guarantees satisfaction or money back, and notes no narcotics. It emphasizes concentrated formula, easy dosing, and suitability for children. It also promises refunds if not proven to be the best for coughs colds bronchitis croup whooping cough or hoarseness.
In a morning scene described by the Chicago Tribune a child Betsy awakens to news the war is over and peace will come. She jokes about spending her money while adults discuss relief and reliefs in the aftermath of conflict. The report blends ordinary life with wartime sentiment.
A shy boy Johnny, amid a rainy afternoon activity, greets a visitor with a soft apology. He reveals his hidden disappointment as the caller must leave, then smiles and expresses remorse that the goodbye is necessary. The moment centers on restraint and kindness in a simple exchange.
A concise note hints at beauty, fame, and public fascination as Barth questions whether appearance, media, and celebrity status define value in a shifting cultural scene. The fragment suggests a commentary on beauty standards and national tone.
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