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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
2
The Ferdinand Mews lists subscription rates including one year at 1.50 and shorter terms with prices. Advertising rates are shown for display ads and business locals, plus legal advertising and foreign representation. It notes expired subscriptions marked by an X and urges prompt remittance to avoid dropping names.
A health column advocates a daily hot water drink with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive tract and purify the blood. It claims internal sanitation is more important than external skin care, noting benefits for liver and kidneys and relief from headaches and constipation.
An article promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush clogged kidneys and relieve backache, headaches, and bladder issues. It advises four ounces of Jad Salts, a tablespoon in water before breakfast, noting the drink is a harmless lithia solution made from grape and lemon acids.
Authorized notice names Frank C Thieman of Jackson township as a candidate for sheriff of Dubois county subject to the democratic primary. Also lists John F J Schurz of Jackson township as a candidate, and Hubert Sternberg in connection with the race.
For Commissioner third district H C Hasenour seeks re election subject to the democratic primary. Noble J Kemp of Cass township is a candidate for Commissioner third district with the same primary constraint.
Two Dubois County candidates, Alphonse Hoffmann of Jasper and William Eckerle, run for Recorder, each subject to the outcome of the Democratic primary election.
A notice amends JAMES M. SONGHR as a candidate for Joint Representative of Dubois and Martin counties subject to the outcome of the Democratic primary election.
An announcement lists August Remke as a Democratic candidate for Ferdi nand township trustee and Joseph Eversman Joseph Vaal of St Meinrad as Harrison township trustee hopefuls, all subject to Democratic primary decisions in Spencer County. George Becher is also noted as a Democratic primary candidate.
Ben Laake Jr a Ferdi nand township Assessor candidate runs in the Democratic primary along with Frank Kraus. Victor Fleischmann also contests the Hartigan township seat in Spencer county subject to the Democratic primary.
A historical editorial argues the rural world is unsettled by farmer grievances and urges viewing farming as a national issue. It notes farming's share of wealth, the risks of underpayment and marketing costs, and the need for steady production, fair pricing, and modernization of distribution to protect both farmers and city consumers.
A colossal freight train, conceived as the longest ever hauled, carries an estimated thirty two million pounds of coal. The massive consist ascends the Blue Ridge and Allegheny ranges, powered by a formidable locomotive unit.
Announcement from Department N of the National Accident Society invites responsible men to market a policy covering all accidents and diseases. Benefits up to 200 dollars per month, premiums from 1 dollar monthly upward, liberal commissions, district territories available at 3820 Broadway New York City. Established 36 years.
The Virginian Railway staged a major trial between Munbeeron Wy Vir and Beartrobe Va with 4 leading rail officials in attendance. The 449 ton locomotive and 100 car train demonstrated a coal consuming unit replacing firemen with a duplex mechanism. Each car carried 120 tons of coal totaling about 14 000 tons pulled for a 82 000 000 pound train.
A brief exchange notes that people who use rubles cannot save money. The remark suggests that even if they amassed funds, they could not afford storage in a warehouse, implying storage costs erode savings.
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