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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1922

Page

7

Babe Ruth plays first game since reinstatement at Polo Grounds

Thousands pack New York Polo grounds to watch Babe Ruth after Commissioner Landis allows his return. He strikes out in the first game, then starts a home run streak in the following game as spectators note other local curiosities and ads fill the pages.

St. Louis Browns New York Yankees Babe Ruth Kenny Williams Forest Park Highlands Mississippi River Shaw’s C Gurdens W. T. Starvant Huntinburg Polo Grounds Landis King of Swart

Women to Enter High Seas Jobs in Civil Service Exam

SEA NOW CALLS TO WOMEN Modern girls may enter masculine sea work by taking competitive exams for the United States Civil Service Commission in Los Angeles. Open positions include junior engineer and deck officer with a $2,000 yearly stipend, lab and field aids in cotton breeding, pyro technic assistant, plant physiology aid, computer, and stenographer roles. Last listing notes a veterans’ bureau chauffeur role is men only.

High Seas United States Civil Service Commission Federal Los Angeles Express John Henry Indian Service Veterans’ Bureau

Not Easy to Kill Soldier and Hotel Rooms in War Reflections

The article weighs ammunition use in war, estimating three tons of metal per man killed and noting vast artillery barrages. It also surveys loneliness of hotel bedrooms for traveling salesmen, arguing Bibles in rooms aim to provide comfort amid isolation.

Gideon

Nomad on Hale and the journalist’s duty to the New Testament

The Nomad in the Boston Transcript recalls Edward Everett Hale on religion and journalism. A Boston youth reporting Hale from Leipsic describes Hale’s guidance, stressing his view that American journalists need a strict impartial course of the New Testament.

Nomad Boston Transcript Edward Everett Hale Boston Hile Leipsie Tam

Plum Office Inquiry at Statehouse

Deputy attorney general Dale Stansbury was approached by a nun asking for the plum office and where to get jobs. Stansbury directed her to the custodian's office, noting the nun appeared to know about jobs.

Plum Dale Stansbury Statehouse Mr. Stansbury Stansbury The Inquirer Indianapolia News

Commencement Exercises at the Immaculate Conception Academy

The program for the Commencement at St Ferdinand hall on Sunday June 11 includes violin and vocal solos, a class poem, alma mater, and address with diplomas by Rev Columban Thuis. Names of graduates and certificate recipients span Emma Boeglin Mary Hublar Thelma Holiday and others. awards for music and typing shown. The notice closes with unrelated paid ads and government brief items.

Sisters of Stenedict Board of Education State of Indiana Academy of the Immaculate Conception Ferdinand St. Ferdinand Hall Schenk Thelma Holiday M. Higgins Columban Thuis Emma Lee Boeglin Mary Ellen Hublar Almeda Mueller Margaret Genung Mary Catherine Habermil Irma Schenk Cecile Harris Kathleen Leingang Louise Ratterman Audry Jacobi Genevieve Collins

Local residents share visits across towns in Indiana and Kentucky

Mrs. Andy H. Bredhold and babies returned to Akron Ohio last Thursday. Families from Jasper Huntingburg St Henry and Owensboro visited relatives in the area over the weekend. Couples attended weddings and dances in Jasper and Corydon with trips to Louisville and Cincinnati noted.

Andy H. Bredhold Akron Ohio

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief

Healings cream promises instant relief from nasal congestion and head colds. Apply a small amount into the nostrils to clear air passages and breathe easily, with claims of antiseptic action and germ destruction.

Ely

Hamburg Breast Tea For Cold Relief

A small package remedy suggests taking a tablespoonful steeped in boiling water then strained and consumed as a teacup full any time of day or before bed. It claims to break a cold or grip by opening skin pores and relieving congestion while loosening bowels to expel the illness. The advertisement touts affordability and vegetable harmlessness.

Hamburg

St Jacoby Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief

Advertising copy promotes a 35 cent bottle of St. Jacoby Oil for backache lumbago and rheumatic pain. It claims rapid relief by rubbing into the sore area with a note that the product is non burning and provides magical, honest relief.

Honest St. Jacobs St. Jacoby

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