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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
3
Mrs Jay Rhoades of Newton Missouri testifies Cardui the woman’s tonic relieved twelve year right side pain and serious monthly spells since July She says she can now clean house and work without pain and urges others to try Cardui for similar relief.
Local notes list many residents and visitors from Huntingburg Evansville Louisville Jasper Jasper area including Alma Klueh Rosa Olinger Leona Beckelmann and Henry Waake along with relatives from Cincinnati Indianapolis and Greencastle visiting for weekends and holidays. several men worked in Chicago and Akron with travel between towns recorded.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for nasal relief from cold or catarrh. It promises instant relief by soothing swollen mucous membranes and clearing air passages. Also advertised are Sanol Eczema Prescription and a skin tonic marketed for blemishes and rough skin.
Good morning message praising The Courier as Evansville's best newspaper. The line emphasizes local pride and reader loyalty.
The piece questions if people are worthy of trust and urges impartial self‑assessment. It asks if we are competent, informed, and clear-eyed to judge duties, and whether we serve others with single-heartedness before demanding trust. An old saying cautions about trust and loyalty.
A fragmentary passage offers guidance on marriage and affection, noting how many expert writings seem aimed at a younger audience and suggesting practical, no-nonsense counsel for husbands. It hints at skeptical tone toward moralizing sermons.
A San Francisco Chronicle note argues against addressing content to men alone. It urges equal courtesy between spouses and stresses women’s need for love and meaningful conversation about life, business, and daily experiences rather than trivial domestic topics.
In the absence of the golf editor, readers questions went to the racing editor who faced a humorous query on golf technique. The turfman weighs in with playful jargon, suggesting a traditional approach over risky tricks and ending with a witty, mock instructional note.
The article traces the wedding cake origin to a simple bread shared by bride and groom, symbolizing unity for life. It notes the ring’s symbol of eternal love derives from pagan roots, and that Roman times featured iron rings without stones as pledges.
The article recalls two Indian camping grounds in central Philadelphia near Broad and Juniper and on Second Street behind the Ritz Carlton, kept for descendants of the treaty promised by Penn. It mentions the old shot tower on Second Street dating to early republican days when shot was made by dropping molten metal into water.
A Judge notes Smithertoy as a man who makes the best of things. His wife’s week away and a sprained ankle kept him home, yet he views the world as fairly good. This light anecdote highlights his resilient outlook.
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