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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1921

Page

9

Local Briefs From Evansville Area and Surrounding Towns

Mr and Mrs Joe Meyer and children and Miss Laura Meyer of Evansville visit Mrs Henry Meyer. Jernard Schaeffer of St Meinrad transacted business Wednesday. Misses DPlanche and Angeline Boeglin return from Evansville for summer. Herman Kerstiens near Mariah Hill in town Monday. Miss Ella Wirtzberger returns from Murphysboro Ill after two weeks with relatives. Miss Monica Madson returns to Louisville. Misses Katie Clara and Ida Remke return from Louisville for summer. Mr and Mrs John H Kerstiens and children of Louisville stay with relatives this week. Mrs Herbert Muller and Misses Amanda Muller and Rose Peak and Philaman Eiffert attend Huntingburg Wednesday night. Philaman Liffert of Covington Ky visits Leonard Mulley. William Hackmann and Misses Hattie Muller and Rose Peak at St Meinrad Monday. Hubert Albertina Hermina Clara Frances Lueken and Clara Tempel visit Troy Tell City and Cannelton July 4. Dr Frederick Jacobson cites phosphate benefits for women and Argo Phosphate marketing claims. Jasper desk factory closed for lack of orders. Novelty Works operates half time. Rural route No 3 extended two miles. carrier to pass Treller school.

John H. Kerstiens Louisville Herbert Muller Amanda Muller Rose Peak Philaman Eiffert Huntingburg Philaman Liffert Coving On Leonard Mulley William Hackmann Hattie Muller St. Meinrad

Robert AlbertBuys Rohleder Property Near Railroad Track

Robert Albert purchased Henry Rohleder's place near the railroad track on Monday for 850 dollars. A tire pump finder message requests return to Leo Seufert.

Robert Albert Henry Rohleder Leo Seufert

Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub for rheumatic pains lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck. It claims instant heat and three minute relief by warming the sore area and improving circulation urging readers to buy at drug stores for cold chest and other pains.

Automobile Made in Kitchen By Cincinnati Mechanic

Albert Pelzel, a Cincinnati auto mechanic, built a 20 inch wide machine with a motorcycle engine in five weeks using kitchen space and roofing scrap. He spent about $100 on materials and expects a top speed of 60 mph. He moved the car to the street through his flat window with help from friends while his wife and three children watched.

Albert Pelzel Cincinnati Delzel Pelzel

Repair of Crankcase Leak With Plaster Molds and Babbitt

D W S Hutton of Fornfelt Missouri describes a repair to a cracked crankcase cover after striking a stump. He used plaster of Paris to form a precise mold, cast a new babbitt cover, and bolted it in place with a crossbar. Shellac sealed the packing and the fix prevented leaks for months while remaining removable for draining.

Plaster of Paris Babbitt D. W. S. Hutton Fornfelt, Missouri Popular Mechanics Magazine

Break of Spring Is Result of Neglect in Auto Safety

A New York City auto school expert warns monthly inspections are essential for car springs. Loose spring clips cause leaves to break and belts to snap. tightening nuts, checking bolts, and replacing worn parts prevent noisy, unsafe rides on rough roads.

H. Clifford Brokaw West Side Y. M Auto School New York City

The Beat Water No. Best Water for Cooling Systems

The best water to flush a cooling system is rain water or melted snow water. This soft water lacks mineral constituents that deposit in pipes and jackets from ordinary water.

Worn Wheel Drivers and Wire Wheel Effects

Wire wheel drive members wear can mimic differential play. A loose wheel allows sideways slapping which can be mistaken for a bucking rear end.

Breakage of Spring Leaves Causes Truck Suspension Strain

Breakage of the muster leaves in truck springs causes the road to tilt the spring assembly, throwing weight onto the down springs and stressing the axle. This reads as a mechanical failure note about vehicle suspension.

Automobile News and Maintenance Tips Pasted From Geo Source

A collection of early 20th century notes on automotives discussing garage placement, brass casting cleaning, license fees in Havana, census data on automobiles in Pennsylvania farms, driving practice tips, engine and carburetor issues, silent chains, and the impact of automobiles on horse numbers in Ohio.

Pennsylvania Wehr Motor Ohio

Large crowds attend picnics at several churches

A large evening crowd gathered at Pourta Was for a picnic in a spacious garden and hall. Similar gatherings drew sizeable attendance at St. Meinrad St. Anthony and Fulda with Saturday events noted for the latter two locations.

Pourta St. Meinrad St. Anthony and Fulda

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joe Meyer Laura Meyer Evansville Henry Meyer Jernard Schaeffer Dplanche Angeline Boeglin Herman Kerstiens Mariah Hall Ella Wirtzberger Murphysboro Monica Madson Katie Clara Ida Remke Hubert Albertina Hermina Clara and Frances Lueken Clara Tempel Troy Tell City and Cannelton Frederick Jacobson Webven Arge Laboratories Atlanta Jasper Missouri Academy of the Immaculate Conception Ferdinand Indiana Sisters of Stoenedict Board of Education State of Barling AUTOMOBILE NEWS _ Geo Havana Sam Roy Liccerr & Myers Tosacco Co Sweet Home FDAS Cass Sorock Eagle“Mikado Lars Werec J.L Eagle Pencil Company New York
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