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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
6
St Meinrad Tigers beat Tell City All Stars 5 to 2 in a Sunday game. Local notes report visiting relatives, travels, and social happenings around Fulda and surrounding towns with multiple traveler updates and community events.
Johnsburg residents Mr and Mrs William Johur spent Thursday in Byvacsville visiting relatives. Donald Wallace of Duale and Philip Michel visited relatives in Jasper and Ireland Saudss. Robert Beekmann of Peedie traveled Monday toward Meansville. Mrs Philip Milter of Hunting bury and Mrs Win Coyne with children visited Louisville Monday. Peter Morven left Tuesday for Roaneke Val where he has a position with Horst.
The Adyeville community held a Saturday night dance attended by locals and visitors. Relatives visiting from Berdatatal gathered, while Mrs. Homer Wheeler and baby Dorothea stayed with Planary Mites in Main. Attendees from Bristow joined the event and a surprise party honored John Englert at his home.
An old health column urges daily hot water with limestone phosphate to wash the liver and bowels of toxins. It claims calomel is dangerous and promotes a harmless alternative that refreshes the digestive system and prevents fatigue.
A brief ad notes Diunhauer's ice cream is hard to beat and invites readers to try some Sunday. The line emphasizes a promotional offer to sample the product.
A barge based theater named the chateau theatre travels from Tours to Strasbourg. It draws eager crowds in small towns as a white and silver venue with a 500 seat red velvet interior. Actors serve as sailors, tending the ship, shopping, and preparing playbills between dramatic performances.
A National Geographic bulletin notes former Emperor Charles of Austela-Hungry chose Steinamanger as a symbolic base to appeal to former subjects. The piece links Austro-Hungarian claims to the Holy Roman Empire and the old Roman heritage, noting Steinamanger’s historic links to the Tkonsin Sabrina capital.
Surveying parties witnessed a sand bow an unusual optical phenomenon where sun colors appear on airborne calcareous sand particles rather than rain. The main bow appeared twice as wide as a normal rainbow with brilliant colors and no secondary bow.
Selenium described by the United States Geological Survey as a rare element with用途 in signaling and lighting. It notes its lack of red coloration, use in enamelware, and its color dependent electrical conductance from dark to light. The text cites its role in telephony and early transmission of sounds and photographs over wires.
A massive mint project in Shang China, directed by an American expert, aims to produce two silver dashing daily output at a cost near 2,000,000. Completion in about two years will shift China toward a standardized currency, moving away from the Mexican dollar, which currently varies by province.
Mrs Corntossel laments Josh’s violin progress saying his instinct is for casual tunes while she aimed to train him as a jazz orchestra leader. The remark reflects a clash between early musical training and evolving taste in a family setting.
An old remedy called Bowles Red Pepper Rub promises rapid relief from colds, congestion, and body pains. It claims penetrating heat from red peppers eases tight chests and sore muscles within minutes after application.
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