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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
11
An editorial warns against ignoring looming threats to local trade and urges residents and farmers to support home commerce. It argues that sending money to mail order houses weakens local stores and harms the town’s economy, urging practical steps to keep wealth circulating locally.
The Courier announces Evansville’s best paper urging readers to support the community with local news. Old papers are available at the office for five cents a bundle as part of the Jasper event coverage this week.
For sale a 125 acre farm located 3 miles south of St Meinrad on the St Meinrad and Adgeville road. Includes solid buildings and abundant water. Owner Isidore Klueh, Huntingburg, Indiana.
New stock of medium non hardening salt and lump rock salt arrives for livestock. Prime time to buy for horses and cattle. Henry Beckmann & Sons announce availability.
Readers are reminded many have renewed, but some remain in arrears. The paper urges prompt payment to cover operating costs and notes that a stamped date on the first page or wrapper indicates expiration.
Notes and Comment Of Interest to Women Readers describes a new shoe blackener with a rotary dauber mounted between extensions and a behind the dauber brush. A hollow box holds gold shoe dressing for easy application, offering a quick shine without manual polishing.
A new boot dressing apparatus reduces hand soiling by using a controlled valve and cut-off flow. The thin coating spreads evenly on a roller, avoiding doubled applications of the liquid. Brushing after blackening remains required, a step not objected to by professionals.
A guide explains how to build a basic induction coil for medical use with common tools and inexpensive components. It describes preparing a bolt core, winding primary and secondary coils with magnet wire, insulating with paper, and wiring to a dry battery to create rapid current interruptions for electrical shocks.
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