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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
4
An exhortation praises turning grain, cattle, hogs into market profits and urges farmers to keep dollars in circulation. It argues reinvesting boosts personal wealth, helps the country, and labels those who hoard cash as slackers and traitors, urging support for the home economy.
Mr and Mrs Albert Griesing of Huntingburg mingle with friends in town on Sunday. Miss Anna Fritsch of Jasper visits relatives during the week. Several locals travel to Owensboro and Evansville for short stays. Mrs J B Luebbers visits Louisville and others host gatherings at homes around Ferdinand. Verene Bredholt recovers from illness and Ferdy Braunecker recounts army life. A party at the Begle home draws many young folks. Readers are sent best wishes from the NEWS staff.
Miss Anna Specht returns to Evansville after weeks with Mrs H A Hoffman. Clarence Bockstahler and the Billetts of Dale visit Johnsburg. Elsa Leather visits Huntingburg. Pearl Weller hosts Dale week. Mrs Naoma Schnell hosts. Frank Hohl visits Owensboro. Rose Helmbeck of Boonville visits John Heilers. Mrs Henry Michel visits Owensboro. Will and James Kammer and others tour Evansville Henderson Owensboro Rockport. Peter Schnell goes to Tell City. Nicholas Jochem and Alois Kuper in Evansville. John Jochem attends to Huntingburg business.
Miss Antoinetta Schneider left for Evansville Monday after spending a few weeks here with her mother. Paul Schaffer made a pleasure trip to Rockport Sunday.
Leo Schnell of Schnellville visits at George Boeglin's home. Jacob Kunkler moved furniture to his place last Monday. John Arehart and son Gilbert took a business trip to Ferdinand last week. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fritz died last Saturday. burial was Monday at St. Martin's cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. George Schlachter were in town Monday. Frank Schlachter and daughter Olivia were in town Monday. Frank Tempel and son Rudolph and Walter Bender were in St Meinrad Sunday. Henry and Mathilda Ernst visited John Arehart Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ernst visited Monday. Mrs. Frank Gehilhausen and four children visiting Mike Uebelher. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bonifer, Lena and Mrs. John Markle visited George Kunckler Sunday.
The Guam News Letter described Washington's birthday celebrations in Guam under Captain Roy C. Smith showing a strong Americanist spirit among Chamorros. Events raised funds for the Red Cross and Liberty bonds while a universal military training law was enacted yielding about 1000 militiamen and khaki uniforms.
Information from the Department of Internal Affairs at Wellington notes that the Trochus niloticus does not occur in New Zealand. Other shells such as paua Haliotis iris and toltol Ostraea sulcata inhabit the waters and may be used in button manufacture. They are abundant on rocky coasts near low tides and are easily gathered on sandy island beaches.
New York reformer Mamie Colvin argues in a stump speech that divorce can stem from recklessness on either partner. She recites a mocked warning tale about a divorced young woman who questions marriage to a man who might live a double life.
Incomplete text discusses young men bred in cities, soldiers lacking distances in warfare. Mentions constellations not placed amid scenery and marks of a military context. Unable to extract clear facts or entities due to fragmented source.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple at home hair darkener. It claims to restore natural color, gloss, and softness with regular applications, noting it is a cosmetic not a disease treatment.
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains named East and West with partial times and service labels. The garbled OCR references Sunday April 2 and multiple train designations but keeps no complete schedule details. The readable items indicate a transit service record with routes labeled East and West and station calls.
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