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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
6
The article notes Sol Wright adoring a rice shipment and a noted Edith brand linked to Mr Wrights daughter. The text claims the brand’s seal is unique worldwide and valued at 800 dollars, with Edith tires dominating in recent years.
Classified style notices list housing and domestic help needs including a White girl for a small apartment and a White cook at Mrs Stoll Louisville address. Also mentions repairs at the Machine Works with local men Porter Brown and others, and a Jasper County Board of Review in session with road work near a Convent and Academy. A July dance event is noted in Huntingburg by the Jazz Hounds.
Millions now bathe internally with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and kidneys. Readily available at drug stores the regimen promises internal sanitation reducing toxins and aiding health while warning of daily buildup and illness from indigestible matter.
An authority warns that regular meat eaters risk sluggish kidneys from uric acid buildup. If back pain or cloudy, foul urine appears, stop meat and take four ounces of rad salts daily to flush and stimulate kidney function and keep blood pure.
The article reports that minute Earth tremors form an unending wave train in the crust, with periods of 4 to 8 seconds and tiny amplitudes. Recording instruments distinguish primary and secondary waves, with efforts to separate movements and trace individual tremors across instruments 60 feet apart.
Fragmentary account recalls Andrew Johnson and Pepper Tennessean figure forming a cordial bond in politics. Johnson, governor, sent a carved beaver and note as a token of friendship amid party splits, while Pepper later served as judge. The tale highlights personal ties beyond policy during the era.
A farmer watches his son pack for independence on his twenty first birthday. The youth plans to strike out on his own, resisting lingering comforts and accepting limited help as he begins life beyond the family home. The moment reflects a rite of passage and a cautious outlook on future earnings and responsibilities.
A correspondent recalls a classroom scene where a student, asked to read a theme aloud, chose a different paper and delivered a heartfelt ode to the president of the center church, praising him with bouquets and lofty praise.
In a Birmingham Age Herald report, a heated exchange centers on alleged handwriting in turning letters related to a divorce suit. The phrase you deny writing is challenged as “proof in black and white” while references to blue stationery and black ink surface as evidence.
Readable text shows a fan praising a woman described as attractive and easy on the eyes. Mentions taking her to a park and explaining plays, but lacks clear names or concrete event details.
Buffalo lightweights policy to put power into every strike drives Rocky Kansas to challenge Champion Donny Leonard for a $100,000 title bout. The report highlights Kansas’s intense training and a rumor of a top contender lineup around 200 pounds.
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