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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
8
Advice urges daily morning hot water with limestone phosphate to wash the bowels and remove poisons. It links indigestible waste to illness and suggests this inexpensive regimen for headaches, biliousness, constipation, bad breath, and rheumatic stiffness, promoting maternal sanitation.
An old known Sage Tea recipe fortified with additions claims to darken fading gray hair naturally and evenly after one or two applications. The advertisement urges readers to buy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound from drug stores to regain a youthful appearance, noting it is a toilet preparation not a disease treatment.
A Brooklyn Standard Union piece recalls hearth cleanouts on Hearth Drive where a resident digs through forgotten items. He finds old portraits, a parlor whatnot, family mementos, and a green-stained pair of white flannel trousers from a picnic, all amid memories of grandma and mishaps.
A young salesman tries to woo a girl with poems and promises. He declares his deep love and asks about how she came to love him, while she stays silent but amused. She rejects his advances and walks away, ending with a quip about songs and a hint of introspection.
In South Berkshire Connecticut exploration of caves uncovers stalactites stalagmites and spiders as Jack Newboy recalls rabbit hunting in Patterson woods. His dog chased a rabbit into a cave and returned home with the prize while Pat Newboy explains a lake side capture of a rabbit by a dog in water.
Article explains Lieut. Col. A. F. Hurst’s method to cure bent backs in soldiers via posture training and wall alignment. It notes quick erect posture return after a few minutes and walking in the new stance as the cure. Also reports Gen Kenly banning aviator practice of shooting fowl with machine guns to prevent danger and waste of resources.
The Christian Science Monitor notes that Pantagruel leaves Gargantua for Catay and completes a voyage in four months, shorter than the Portuguese. A white ribbon tied to a pigeon delivers news, symbolizing travel, communication, and future dominion of the air.
The article recounts Dumas's 1848 Paris division bid and his sweeping claim to have created employment through his 400 novels and 35 plays. Despite the expansive payroll figures and high distribution, the address failed to win votes and he never ran again after a subsequent Guadeloupe defeat.
A study shows Illinois leads with 1 158 burglaries in a year sampled from insurance covered robberies, with Missouri 78 Pennsylvania 72 and Ohio 66. Insurers note a western influx of crooks to New York City amid a rising crime wave.
War drives Massachusetts deer from Nashua River valley as Camp Devens becomes a refuge. Hunters report fewer animals nearby and expect a leaner season with deer seeking woods beyond the cantonment.
Danish maker Miss Ingeborg Brun is confined to her bed for 20 years yet created a nine inch globe of Mars shown to M. Flam marion. The globe features correct colors and mapped canals and features noted by observers. It updates earlier French globes by biroself.
A government official warns coal will be scarce this winter but insists no one will freeze. The remark appears amid broader concerns about heating supply and energy readiness.
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