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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
4
An old advertisement from Ferdinand Indiana promotes Hadls Catarrh Cure and Halls Catarrh Cure, offering to cure catarrhal deafness via constitutional remedies. It claims to restore the Eustachian tube, restore hearing, and offers a money back guarantee for unresolved cases. Sent via Toledo Ohio based company F J Cheney & Co with circulars offered.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a universal remedy for backache kidney and bladder troubles rheumatism and urinary disorders. It claims Croxone if taken reaches kidneys clears clogged pores dissolves uric acid and cleanses blood preventing waste buildup with a money back guarantee if it fails in any case.
A new six room frame house with one ten on Main Street is for sale. The Beckmann State Cook building and Mr Katharine Fincher are mentioned. Water hydrants were installed on several premises for sprinkling. John Gerbers is very ill at his Evansville home.
A German Anthropological Society meeting featured Prof Hahn on human races and domestic animals. He linked outward coloration to bodily constitution and cited Prof Eugen Fiecher's view connecting white domestic animals to whiteness in humans. He noted color-based classification fading toward darker and lighter strains and referenced Simmental cattle’s bright colors and later darkening in adulthood.
Dr. Philip Newton, a former Washington hospital physician now a Russian army brigadier general, said Russia has fewer insanity cases in asylums and hospitals since vodka prohibition. He praised prohibition for shaping better citizens and soldiers and noted Russians endure hardships well.
The article advises using hens rather than pullets for hatching breeding stock. Keep multiple hens each year, wait for broodie hens, and test eggs on day five to remove infertile ones. Limit to 20 chicks per hen, then move hatchlings to a quiet hen with food and water, while some hens are retired to laying pens.
A rapidly growing chick needs more ash for bone formation as flesh increases. Time and phosphates supply the mineral needs, drawn from vegetable juices and animal sources like bone, shell, beef scrap, and tooth or bone residue.
A government study describes a tobacco drier designed for barns that speeds curing. Workers still haul and string leaves on lath as usual, but the new frier reduces labor and improves efficiency in the curing process.
The fragment details tobacco curing rack procedures and fashion bits from hosiery and street style. It mentions lampshade stockings and a pocket stocking, plus a London revue anecdote with Harry Tate and a boardwalk chat.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to send one dollar to Evansville's The Evansville Courier to receive the daily paper through the November election. The offer promises full campaign coverage and daily delivery with a filled coupon form and reader details.
An Evamsville Courier ad hawks Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound claiming it turns gray or faded hair dark and lustrous after one or two applications. It asserts millions use the product, noting a natural even darkening mask and a youthful look, with testimonials from a local druggist.
Frank Volz of Huntingburg visits Hel en Rust of Jasper. Mr and Mrs Frank Otte of Jasper spent a few days visiting relatives. They were accompanied home for a night by Mrs Bab ti and their son Robert who plan to visit relatives and friends for a week.
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