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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1916
Page
2
Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Promises $100 for any case not cured by the remedy with circulars free. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Dr. H. G. Moore, Huddersfield, cites a hospital case where three babies died as a motherless trio. He argues infants need maternal warmth and nourishment, noting an instinct to nestle to a mother's body and stressing its role in preventing deaths.
The piece reflects on historic fashion’s high costs and lavish gowns worn by Empresses, then shifts to forestry in China. It cites Empress Eugenie and Empress Elizabeth, mentions Empress Eugenie popularizing Worth, and notes changing gowns at balls. It discusses China’s forest loss, need for reforestation, and Roosevelt’s conservation messages.
Fragmented passage discusses severe testing in France related to aviation and a candidate. It mentions violent events like explosions and gunfire as examples of the dangers faced. The text also references trembling hands and daring behavior amid dangerous demonstrations.
The Boonville bank buys the Boon township rock road bonds for 992000 as work begins. A wandering vaudeville show disappointed locals, while county trustees met to discuss old textbooks and annual reporting. A.L. Trainer at Gerald promotes limestone fertilizer. A Pike circuit court spurt indicts five men for alleged assault and battery connected to a December shooting near Ayrshire. Jane Cook files an indecent-proposal warrant against Mominee.
The Pike County sheriff and deputies arrested two city officers after a shooting at Mommes, with bonds set at 2500 dollars. The wounded man, known as Mominee, suffered paralysis and could not leave his bed. The incident caused widespread excitement in Vincennes and drawn out court action.
A yellow Ford draws attention near the post office as Dr. Ernest Schrieter and Miss Ella Beckmann of Ferdinand plan a church wedding. Father Shea declines to bless the union, and attorney Ed Lincoln aids the groom elect as the couple heads to City for civil proceedings. The piece notes Ferdinand ties, church, and local figures in a wider county notice about road bids due August 7, 1916 with bond and non collusion requirements.
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