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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
15
A physician touts daily hot water with limestone phosphate as a safe liver cleanse. He argues it washes out indigestible material and toxins, prevents headaches and other ailments, and avoids dangerous calomel, claiming the remedy is inexpensive, tasteless, and widely available.
Jacob Harlander and Mr Zoglmann of near Owensboro Kentucky visited Fulda Friday evening for a few days before returning home.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Charles Metsger and Mrs see Franke with uncertain context and dates, suggesting a damaged notice or brief from a local page segment.
A vintage ad promotes Hem east Tea as an entirely vegetable cold cure. Dissolve a teaspoonful in hot water, drink a teacup full once or twice daily to relieve cold symptoms and grip and loosen bowels. The remedy is described as harmless.
An old time advertisement promotes St Jacob’s Liniment as a safe treatment for rheumatic pain, stiffness, and sore joints. It claims penetrating relief from lumbago neurale backache and related aches, urging readers to buy a 30 cent bottle from any drug store for relief.
Edgar Schuetter of Jasper attended the dance here Tuesday night. Miss Thecla Krap left for Louisville Monday morning. Clarence Quante was at Evansville Monday. Jamey Hail of Huffmanns Mill was in town Tuesday. Eugene Senninger left for Evansville Monday evening. If you receive a sample copy of the AEWA item…
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream as a quick relief for head cold and catarrh. It claims the antiseptic formula clears nostrils and air passages within a minute, easing headaches and night breathing. Users are urged to apply a small amount inside the nostrils for fast relief.
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