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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
12
A farmer demonstrates a ten hour day using a Moline Universal Tractor to break plow pans and prepare a seed bed with a disc harrow. He claims the tractor solves farm help problems and yields savings of about one worker and five horses per day for hundreds of owners.
A wide roster of visitors and travelers from Ferdinand, Huntingburg, Evansville, Louisville, and Louisville area towns fills the week. Guests include Mrs. James Connell and son, Mary Fleck, J. H. Beckmann, Miss Grace Logsdon, and many others visiting family, attending funerals, dances, or social events across St. Meinrad, Jasper, and surrounding communities.
Henry Mehling of Evansville visits relatives and friends here arriving yesterday. The notice lists train connections at Huntingburg and local service between Huntingburg and Louisville, with agent N A Jochem noting times and offices. Bartley’s store promotes reduced prices and sugar, Daunhauer’s ice cream flavors, and Bartley’s bargains in this issue.
Health advice promotes a morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and blood. It claims improved digestion appetite better skin clear complexion and relief from headaches biliousness and rheumatic twinges after one week.
An old advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a natural, permanent hair darkener. It claims to revive faded hair, darken it evenly, and conceal dyeing with a simple bottle used regularly. The copy emphasizes ease, affordability, and widespread trust from druggists.
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