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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
6
Local residents visit relatives and attend church events. Parish school closures planned for the Sacred Heart feast next Friday after a general Communion for children. Local men report business trips and social calls to Ferdinand, St Meinrad, Rockport, and John Arehart for seeds and news.
Weather in the area remains fine as residents report small travels. Leo Linder returns to Louisville from a short stay at home. John Miller finishes hay baling for Peter Schnell and goes back to Ferdinand. George Kunkler plans to plant about four acres of tobacco and is highlighted as Perry county's successful grower. A church visit and a euchre game involving John Arehart and two sons are also noted with light-hearted remarks about the cards.
Mr and Mrs John Schurz traveled to Huntingburg on a rainy Monday for a business trip. Mrs John Limp and daughter visited Huntingburg last Friday. Frank Bretz and children from Siberia spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Anna Klin visited from Evansville Tuesday, escorted by Bertha Bretz. John Moenkhaus and daughter Charlotte spent days in Evansville with his brother Henry. Local youths attended a St Anthony dance Monday. News copies available from John Limp.
Miss Mary Meyer returned to Louisville Monday after a two weeks stay with home folks. Mr and Mrs Frank Yellig and daughters spent a few hours in town Sunday. Frank Harlander visited relatives at Owensboro several days last week. Mrs Adam Kordes and child and Mr...
Anna Mar, daughter of Linus and Mrs Spayd, has shown marked improvement after a period of illness this past week. Eons of St Meinrad assisted Father Andrew in celebrating the solemn Holy Communion of the children here.
Promotes daily morning use of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels cleansing waste and poisons. Claims improved health and vitality for men and women including clearer skin and better mood, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate at a low cost to prove the benefit.
An old retold health blurb urges using salts for kidney issues and other ailments while warning that laxatives, bladder discomfort, and sleep problems can arise. The fragment hints at natural remedies and cautions against overuse, reflecting period medical folk wisdom.
The Academy will present The Mistress of Fernleigh Grange on Sunday June 17 at 2 30 PM with graduating exercises to follow Admission is 25 cents Refreshments will be served. A work site accident reported as Fred Bromm fell from a building Tuesday with minor injuries and recovered shortly after.
Notice to farmers seeking disposal of livestock offering to pay best market price based on stock quality. Cc. R. Schuler.
Mrs. J W Edwards of Traverse City Michigan claims 18 years of liver trouble were cured by six 25 cent packages of Thedford s Black-Draught Liver Medicine. She says it put her on her feet after other remedies failed and recommends it to others. The ad touts universal relief for liver stomach and bowel disorders and notes decades of use and low cost.
Indianapolis reports the national Red Cross war relief fund seeks 100 million dollars in four weeks starting June 18. One and a half million is allotted to Indiana to support Hoosier soldiers overseas. Governor Goodrich chairs the Indiana Red Cross War Fund Campaign committee as the drive mobilizes city town and farm subscriptions statewide.
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