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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
6
Local gossip column lists visits and travels of residents from Ferdinand and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs Julius Wibboter, Gustave Woorter, John Geopferich, Mrs Noon Schnell, Caroline Durchholy, Paul Sumner, Martha Peters, Miss Martha Peters, Miss Dora Oto, and others. Mentions weekend visits to Birdseye, Selmellville, Pell City, Boonville, Tell City, Tell City area, and Huntingburg with relatives and friends.
Miss Blanche Boeutin and Miss Frageis VeKeroseen travel between Hyansville and Connell while Hubert Bocelin and others conduct business trips. A crowd gathered Tuesday at Joe brit’s love. Miss Catherine attended services Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Belix Linette visited Merdin midweek.
Congratulatory notice reports twins born to Mr and Mrs Clem Schwindel on Monday and a boy born to Mr and Mrs Geo Voeger on Tuesday. John Gering and children extend congratulations.
Robert Cotliznon left for Cie cao after weeks with his mother and stated his position again which he diedd before the war. Miss Ghertha Wartnteer of Fivansville visited relatives. Chin! Harm’s son is sick with ty phoid fever. Dil Sellweizer is aleeinge bitin. George Hodin and son Vietor of New Posted were fa bewn Monday oo bast bass. Jacob Liappreeht and Paul Bienst returned to divosville. Miss Titlie Schatz of Louisville is visiting relatives here. The threshing of the golden grain has commenced but yields are poor with small heads. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Louis Schaffer last Thursday.
In rural reports the thresher sounds fill the air as harvest advances. Some farms report good yields while others indicate shorter returns, reflecting uneven crop performance across the area.
A health note extols morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It claims skin and bowels absorb wastes and toxins, and that daily intake helps purify stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels, improving headaches, bad breath, and complexion. The Wiz store reportedly sells limestone phosphate.
Br. Gugsell offers a $100 reward and readers are told of improvements tied to a local property issue. The notice mentions health ads for catarrh and a medical patent remedy, plus courtlike names connected to a porch dispute at a Sisters building site in Ohio.
In Mt Clemens during the ninth week of the Ford Tribune libel case, Tiffany Blake and R R McCormick testified about The Tribune’s war coverage and possible motives. They discussed editorial tone toward Mexico and Germany, submarine issues, and claims about Ford’s wartime contributions.
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