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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1916

Page

3

Catarrhal Deafness Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy

An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness is incurable by local applications and can only be treated by a constitutional remedy. It explains inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes rumbling, partial, then complete deafness, and offers a $100 reward for cures not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Toledo based F S. Cheney & Co advertises the remedy at 75 cents.

Hall Circolaratree Cheney & Co Toledo

Croxone Promises Quick Relief for Kidney and Urinary Ailments

An advertisement touts Croxone as a revolutionary remedy for kidney trouble bladder and urinary disorders rheumatic pains and related symptoms. It claims the product reaches the kidneys dissolves uric acid and cleanses waste from blood offering relief regardless of duration with pharmacist refund if it fails.

Pat

Notice to Contractors for Road Work in Ferdinand Town

Notice from the Dubois County Commissioners inviting bids for seven miles of madadam road in Ferdinand Town. Bids due by 2 o'clock Monday August 7 1914, with bond equal to double the bid. Plans and specifications on file at the commissioners office.

Gerd Dubois Onanty Madadam Road Auther Cies

Cabbage, Homes, and Deaths in Local Notices

Local items note Cyril Fella delivering a 6 lb cabbage. Joseph Hirech buys an automobile and plans a new home on Cannellon National Bank lot. John and Joseph Wachner buy Sam Melchoir place to enter poultry and truck gardening. Mrs Paul Ruhietter dies in Evanville after gallstone surgery. Mrs Philip Shurig dies on Malin Street after three years of illness from tuberculosis. Mrs Ferdinand Woerner injured slipping in cellar work. A thunderstorm causes a Beardsley residence fire risk and damage. Tell Guy airship company dissolves after failed trials. Lightning shocks a house with marginal damage. Malicious rail-wetting reported near Jasper and Huntingburg roads. possible criminal intent, warrants.

Philip Shurig Malin Street

Market Report from Evaneville Indiana July 27 191

Market update lists wheat corn oats butter and eggs prices with per bushel and per hundred weights. Livestock prices include steers cows hay and hay prices. Local details note a large fabric discount sale at Bartley Bros and news that twenty six Indiana newspapers have suspended publication due to higher paper costs.

Evaneville Ind Hoge—Kravien Hay Indiana

Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief From Urinary Woes

A vintage health ad touts a grape lemon lithia salt mixture to cleanse clogged kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It claims quick action before breakfast, noting improved kidney function and urine neutrality, presented as a popular, inexpensive tonic for common urinary complaints.

Sage and Sulphur Compound for dark hair popular choice

Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound offerings in drug stores promise to darken gray hair and add shine with a ready to use formula. The ad touts discreet results, youthful appearance, and affordable prices around 50 cents to 2.75 dollars. Baby news and various household items are also listed in the mixed page notice.

Folka Wyeth

Why We Stand On One Leg From Naturalists to Soldiers

The text argues humans never truly stand upright on two legs. It cites crowd observation and military drill to show fatigue and improvisation in maintaining balance. It explains hip bone strain and alternating leg support as inherent in how we stand, despite muscle strengthening.

Reat

Bullet trajectories on moving trains debated by readers

A Science American reader asks about a bullet fired on a moving train both from back to front and front to back at high speeds. The editor explains the bullet’s path combines train speed and gun speed, with the impact depending on aim, and even compares to throwing a ball or biscuit inside a car to illustrate motion concepts.

Gronndt Meade Efenr

German Rubber Trade Hit by War Effects

A publication notes Germany's rubber trade shrinking due to war. Manufacturing of rubber goods such as sporting items and toys is curtailed as crude rubber and substitutes become scarce. Military use restricts supplies for civilian products, with reclaimed rubber limited to casings and inner tubes.

Germany

Trick Chimpanzee Mimi to Get New Home at Zoo

The Philadelphia North American reports Mimi the chimpanzee, gifted years ago from Borneo, will soon move to a new residence at the zoo. Mimi, famed for performances including smoking cigarettes without inhaling, has shown remarkable skill with ropes and jigs though noted for a violent temper.

Zoo Mini Guelogleat Gardens Philadelpha Jto Borneo Wilbhint Torness Mimi Asia

Activities of Women Across Nations Highlight Roles

The piece notes Filipino women catching and selling fish for a living, Turkish women discarding sleeves for guests, French women in food, textiles, and metal trades, and Smith College students spending under 800 dollars yearly. It also reports Henrietta N. Cornell named Rosebank postmistress at 2500 salary and Milas Ania Tabibien, a 16 year old Armenian immigrant, about to graduate from a Detroit school.

Turkey France Smith College Mixa Henrietta N. Cornell Rosebank

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