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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
13
In town Thursday and Saturday several visitors from Ferdinand Evansville Louisville Tell City and Rockport were seen. Mrs Sehnell Durchholz Sumner and others spent weekends with relatives and in nearby towns.
Miss Blanche Boutia visits Avanusville while Miss Francis Vekersian stays with her aunt in Brant Temple. Miss Catherine Ernst attends services. John Arehart and Ferdinand A make business trips to Coonett and Ferdin. A crowd gathers at Joe Hill's home Tuesday evening as residents busy with travel and visits.
In St Meinrad a birth announcement notes twins born to Mr and Mrs Clem Schwinder on Monday and a son born to Mr and Mrs Geo Voeger on Tuesday. Congratulations are extended.
The piece notes Robert Colliznon leaving for Chicago after a short stay with his mother and mentions his position as cin before his death this week. Miss Kertha Wraaniger of Evansville visits relatives for a few days. Typhoid fever affects Dir Selweizer, while George Boolint and son Victor of New Poster are described as detained on Monday. Jacob Liapprecht and Paul Renst spent a few days in Monisville. Miss Tillie Sehata of Louisville visits her parents. Threshing begins, grain yields poor, straw abundant, heads poorly tilled. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Selaffer last Thursday.
The article promotes drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims internal cleansing removes poisons, improves digestion, breath, skin, and overall health, and helps a dull head, coated tongue, and constipation.
Mt. Clemens Mich editors and Tribune writers testified in the $1,000,000 libel case against Henry Ford. Tiffany Blake admitted framing Ford as an anarchist to sum up his activities. The Tribune favored Mexican war benefits but opposed war with Germany and questioned President Wilson’s motives.
A period paper promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming internal use relieves catarrh by influencing constitution. It asserts patient relief and references supportive testimonials. The item also notes a porch landing by John Gerber and Robert Gerhard at a residence near the Sisters building with Chas F. O'Reilly nearby.
Rural reports describe the hum of threshers filling the air with strong yields. Local farms indicate good production, though some fields show uneven results amid the harvest season.
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