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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
2
Public notice from Ferdinand Indiana clarifies second class mail status and the 1920 rate card. It warns that an X on the front page signals expired subscription and last copy unless renewed. Readers are urged to remit promptly when their time ends to avoid removal from the list.
A dated home remedy advises drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to “flood the poisons” and cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises renewed energy and relief from biliousness headaches and indigestion before breakfast.
Old health column advises drinking plenty of water to relieve kidney discomfort and bladder irritation. It promotes a salta-based beverage as a cure, claiming it will normalize kidney function and ease nocturnal urination, urging frequent use for several days.
Announcement lists Frank O. Thieman J of Jackson township as a candidate for Dubois county sheriff subject to the Democratic primary. Also notes John F. J. Schurz of Jackson township as a candidate and Hubert Sternberg.
Submitting candidates for the third district and the sixth district, H C Hasenour seeks re election as Commissioner of the third district while C F Noble and J Kemp of Casa Township appear as candidates for the sixth district. The notice lists their candidacies under Democratic ballot provisions.
Alphonse Hoffmann of Jasper and Joe A. Klueh run for Recorder of Dubois County subject to Democratic primary decisions. William E. Eckerle also listed as candidate in the same primary process.
Joint representative James M. Songer declares his bid for Dubois and Martin counties pending the outcome of the Democratic primary election. He seeks the office in the two counties, stressing local focus and party support.
Marion township candidate Kasper H Bellner runs in the Democratic primary for Assessor of Dubois County subject to the election decision.
August Remke Joseph Eversman Joseph F Vaal and George Becher appear as trustee candidates in Ferdi nand and Harrison townships in Spencer county subject to democratic primary election decisions.
The essay argues farmers face selective privileges and seeks equal treatment with other businesses. It supports cooperative integration while cautioning against monopolistic power, urges storage warehousing grading and credit certainty, world market data, and consolidated marketing to level the field with large buyers.
The article contrasts historic self sufficiency of rural agriculture with modern coordinated business efforts. It notes farmers face disadvantages in broader economies and highlights rice producers actively pursuing integration to level the playing field with urban and commercial sectors.
A lawyer recalls Elihu Hoot in a breach of promise trial. Hoot ends his defense by praising a pretty and vivacious woman, implying her life is not ruined and her prospects remain bright, while the jurors confront the idea of forming acquaintance with her.
Agency seeks able man to sell an insurance policy covering air accidents and diseases with monthly benefits up to 200 dollars. Commission liberal and premiums from 1 dollar per month. Contact Department N National Accident Society 320 Broadway New York City. Established 36 years.
A fragment quotes a line about romantic availability, noting the speaker denies being in the matrimonial market. The snippet reads as a casual aside from a Boston transit context with implied personal stance. The readable text showcases a humorously informal confession.
A Milwaukee Sentinel quip recalls a Boston tale of Thomas who moves toward love, buys a ticket to visit, and is rejected on a second call, leaving him with the unused ticket as a punchline about bad luck.
A veteran sea captain proposes four distinct signal horns and two sirens to reveal a ship’s heading in fog. The system uses four sounds mapped to the cardinal points and activated only when the vessel advances in that direction, to reduce collisions in murky conditions.
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