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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
Mrs Alvin H Locks of Seabrook New Hampshire reports prolonged La Grippe followed by headaches nervousness and sleeplessness. She credits Dr Miles Nervine Heart Remedy and Nerve and Liver Pills with curing her and notes lingering after effects that can lead to pneumonia.
Restorative Nervine should be taken for some time to restore nerve strength. Dr. Mitce' Nervine is sold at all druggists. If the first bottle does not benefit, your druggist will refund your money. Miles Medical Co. Bhikharat, Ind.
Subscriptions available by remitting one dollar to NEWS for a one year term. Old and new subscribers may choose New York World thrice weekly at .85, Louisville Courier Journal weekly at 2.55, Cincinnati Enquirer weekly at .25. The World is described as one of the newsiest non political papers visiting every home. The Cincinnati Enquirer is noted as well known nationwide.
Respectfully tenders professional service to stock owners of Perdivand and vicinity through Oilice De Matte's Livery Stable. In July 1910 special low rates to Boston via the Southern Railway, with travel options on late June and July 1st and 2nd, valid to July 14th and extendable to September 15, 1910. Arkany Agent J C Beam Jr in St Louis for rates and complete information.
A shaded poem reflecting on Ballinger and Guggenheim trials, political corruption, and the July Fourth celebration. It juxtaposes trust dynamics, reform rhetoric, and the legacy of Caesar with warnings about dynamite, rhetoric, and national bravado during a tense era.
A fragmented column features social critique on race, wealth, and power with impassioned rhetoric about a looming race war and political figures, interspersed with a swindler’s sales pitch for a fictional “WASHWAX” cleaning compound promising sensational results by mail.
In the North Pole era farm note, farmers favor American Fence for its simple construction, durability, and flexibility to prevent stock injury. The ad highlights multiple styles and weights available to meet varied fencing needs in the green grass country.
Fragmentary notice from Dubois County Telephone Co showing lines to Ferdinand Huntingburg with listed times including 7:00 A M 7:40 and 9:30 and 6:30 P M, indicating a service schedule in connectivity directions. The readable elements imply a transfer or routing plan across towns in Dubois County.
Swami Abhedananda writes in Good Housekeeping that Hindus strive for absolute self mastery through austerities and moderation. Hindu households are urged to avoid flesh, adopt vegetarianism, and teach non harming while valuing truth as essential to life.
A London Tit-Bits piece notes a brisk feather rental trade for ostrich plumes worn by coster girls. Plumes rent daily for 1s and 4s for a long outing. wet weather increases curl maintenance costs paid by suppliers. Banks holidays see hundreds of plumes leased, while routine days see a steadier trade for fashionable gatherings.
The Kaiser orders drastic police action against Berlin gambling clubs amid scandals. The 1900 Club faces scrutiny after spending £50,000 to build and £20,000 on equipment, with £5,000 monthly commissions on stakes. Officials question if members lost fortunes and if professionals and guests gamble.
It is estimated Ambassador Whitelaw Reid will incur about $500,000 for his England tenure. He plans an unprecedented social and diplomatic push. Dorchester House costs $76,000 yearly, West Park adds $25,000, with opera and continental trips boosting total toward the large figure.
Report describes a rapid newspaper production from felled trees to final issue. Three trees cut at 7:35 a.m. and taken to a nearby factory. By 9:34 a.m. the first sheet emerged. The paper, driven two miles, reached the press at 10 a.m. for immediate printing.
The steam watering wagon has led the Municipal College to order an automobile combined watering and street-cleaning machine powered by an oil engine at 12 000 france. It cleans 15 000 square meters per hour, four times faster than a horse cleaner, per London Engineer. Bathing in Berlin notes a landlord suing a tenant over water use and a claim that no respectable woman baths daily. Poverty in Japan shows destitution rare, with most inhabitants well fed, clothed, and housed and Japanese generally clean in habit.
The article describes artificial cotton from firwood via chemical processing and compares it to natural cotton, noting economic potential and indistinguishability. It then surveys Western myths about porcelain, recounting European ignorance until Bottger’s rediscovery of Dresden china in Germany.
The most extraordinary beacon stands on Arnish Rock off Lewis, connected by a 500 foot channel. A conical lighthouse carries a lantern whose light is projected by a mirror in the summit lantern, guiding fishermen far and wide each night.
The Norwegian system calls for 134 members with protests in the house. Every man over 26 meeting residence conditions votes in church to choose one man from each 100 present to form parliament. The selected serve whether they like the honor or not. One fourth of members form the upper house and the rest comprise the main house.
A near perfect preserved body of guide Nagi from Aosta Italy was recovered after 28 years in Monta Rosa ice. He disappeared in 1677 while descending with two Milanese alpinists when a cord was severed by ice. A search party failed to recover him earlier.
A naturalist notes that woodcocks and partridges heal wounds with plucked feather down arranged over the injury by their long beaks. The birds dress wounds or broken limbs using built up feathery material and natural remedies observed in several cases.
The piece explains a wealthy American pays 25000 dollars annually for a northern Scotland castle. It breaks down 5000 for the house 5000 for fishing 6000 for deer 6000 for grouse and 5000 for proximity to Balmoral where the king visits. It mentions spies in nurse roles among French officers and a British government briefing to corps commanders.
The piece notes Nebraska farmers increasingly join urban finance markets with farm credit and securities. It cites rising bank deposits from 10 million in 1896 to 73 million by early 1900s, widespread auto sales to farmers, and a trend toward urban goods like Oriental rugs. It describes farms modernizing with windmills, electricity, and home comforts, while many farmers shift spend toward city life and real estate, signaling a new financial role for the Western farmer.
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