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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
6
A flurry of visits and travel marks the Fourth with residents and friends from Indianapolis Evansville Louisville Tell City Vincennes Nashville St Louis Huntingburg Ferdinand Mackey and St Anthony. Tours to French Lick West Baden and Montana accompany car shopping and relatives visiting across Indiana and Illinois communities.
Mrs. Kathryn Schum and daughter Hilda of Jasper visited relatives Sunday. Miss B Yellig and Mrs Walters and son Kenneth of East St Louis arrived for an extended stay. Alvin Kluemeier of Louisville guests of grandmother Elizabeth Wolf this week. John Daunhauer Jr and family visited Ferdinand relatives. Philip Ender from Louisville spent a few days with parents. Rose Bockting left for Louisville for an extended stay. Bulving Kost and Trene Hollander of St Meinrad also stopped by town Tuesday.
A fragmentary entry records a transaction or ceremony involving John Sternberg and a wife named Jasper in Louisville, referencing St Anthony and a first name context. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a personal or family event.
Farmers are busy making hay. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Schurtz were in Huntingburg on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bretz and Miss Edna Moonkhana visited last Friday at St. Mark’s. Guests of daughter Mia attended the gathering.
Miss Cecelia Kruemper of Jasper spent Thursday with her uncle Ben Humbert. Maggie and Nora Goodman visited Mrs Andrew Fehribach near Jasper. Willie Heeke of Louisville and Lizzie Neuhauser of Schnelltville spent the week with friends here. Lawrence Brosmer returned from Floyd Knobs for the 4th. John Fischer and Jos eph visited his brother George. Mary Junge visited Jasper to see her sick brother Casper. The group from Louisville and Dubois took a pleasure drive Sunday. Oliva Merkel and Etta of Louisville visited Raven Rock Sunday evening. Pearl and Rose Emmons of French Lick also spent Sunday here.
Local notes from Dubois and Celestine include visits, engine repairs, and new arrivals such as a daughter for Frank Mathers. An 1886 Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement by F J Cheney & Co. promises cure with testimonials, urging purchase in Toledo and surrounding counties.
Sinking spells plagued Mrs Lizzie Painter of Evansville Indiana with cold hands and feet difficulty breathing and near fainting. After using Dr Miles Heart Remedy she reports relief and full heart recovery within weeks. The letters claim nationwide endorsements and offer a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
In home first aid guidance, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is recommended for burns cuts wounds and scalds. A Texas reader from Delvalle reports the salve saved his girl’s cut foot and impressed others with its cure.
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