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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
3
Hot Water Phosphate Cure for Headache Claims
An old remedy article promotes a morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to flush stomach liver and bowels. It claims headaches arise from self poisoning toxins and that regular use prevents headaches and indigestion. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for limestone phosphate and to maintain the routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regalia
Human factors in flying and vestibular research
Ten people note the inner ear influences seasickness and pilot performance. The National Research Council approved a project on the Experimental Study of Habituation to Rotation, organized by a vestibular research committee with Dr. J Gordon Wilson as chairman and cooperation from the air service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Research Council
J. Gordon Wilson
Raymond Dodge
F. H. Pike
Biology
Methodist Man Weighs Brass Band Note From Pastor
Mr Elisha Johnson asks his pastor if a Methodist may join a brass band He wonders about playing the trombone and seeks guidance The minister warns that the act could tempt him to fall from grace and asks if he can endure the moral test The exchange reflects concerns over music and religious duty in a small community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Johnson
Elisha
Milwaukee Sentinel
First Aid Kits Now Locked in Pallman Cars
A Pallman car safety update places two first aid packets in a steel wall box, matching the car finish and positioned in the passageway for quick access while staying out of sight. The change follows repeated locker shortages and adds nurseable availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallman
Popular Mechanics Magaazine
Prissersby
Radiating seeds boost metabolism in radish sprouts
Alfred Redfield and Elizabeth M Bright of Harvard Medical School report that radish seeds exposed to radium rays emit carbonic acid gas faster during germination than non radiated seeds. The gas production reflects metabolic rate and growth processes in living matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred, Redfield
Elizabeth M. Bright
Harvard Medical School
Washington Star
Ghostly road encounter shocks driver on foggy night
A Chicago Journal tale recalls a driver on a lonely road whose horse balked at a mysterious figure. Believing a prank, he chased the joker and drove the horse into a dense pillar of fog rising from a mud puddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Ruined Sword Becomes Wedding Cake Joke
A Victorian style piece recounts Viscount Lascelle's ruined sword used to cut a London wedding cake at Princess Mary's wedding breakfast. The bride destroys the blade while others suggest tools, and a club joke recalls an officer’s cake battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Viscount Lascelle
London
Damascus
Prince Henry
Duke of York
J. D. Galloway
C. K. Cushing
GIVES LIFE TO MARIONETTE
A cardboard marionette with no head uses the operator’s chin in a cut-out notch to represent the head. A painted miniature theater backdrop and a platform support the puppet, with strings guiding limb movement through slots in the curtain. The operator’s living head does the talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Dining out charges extra for children at table d hote
A Chicago Journal item notes table d hote restaurants add a 25 cent child surcharge claiming children occupy chairs and require special dishes. Managers say waiters prefer adults and that even regular dinners would be hindered by young diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table D'Hote
Chicago Journal
Social Notes Reveal Wide Louisville and Jasper Travel
Local items list residents and visitors from Jasper and St. Meinrad to Louisville and Evansville. Individuals such as Mrs. Robert Roth, Miss Bertha Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Hettich, Dr. Lane, Paul Ehrmann, and many families are noted in movements, visits, and returns across towns including St. Anthony, Huntingburg, Mt. Vernon, and Pike County.
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Henry Haake
Ferdinand
Indiana
THE
American Press Association
Ideodado
Wm. R. Sauer
George A. McLane
Ind
Air Service
Practicer
Trombone
Toco
Chicago Tribune
Brighton
Palace Pier
West Pier
Canton Co
Popular Mechanics
Indianapolis
Bosler
Ohio Street
Queens
Jacob Bartley, Jr
Robert Roth
Louisville
Ed Otto of
Jasper
St. Meinrad
William Boekelmann
Lowell
Bertha Ross
Ida
Rose Hoge
Mrs. Hettich
Clara Hoffmann
R. J. Beckmann
Jack
Lorena Fritsch
St. Henry
Town
Robert Remke
Huntingburg
Leo Weyer
Baby
Cincinnati
Henrietta Voges
St. Anthony
Peter Gehl
Victor Grewe
Mary Blume
Mt. Vernon
Henry Zink
Paul Ehrmann
Paul
Ford
George Streicher
Anna Latin
Charles Horney
Lane of
Loogootee
Adam Verne
Edward
Oscar Vaal
Mildred
Evansville
Walter Horney
St. Louis
Walter
Frank Daunhauer
Maxwell
Nick Hohl
Near
Mariah Hill
Valentine Schneider
Albert Schulz
Riddle
Oza van Winkle
Adgeville
A. F. Buschkoetter
Lamar
Leo Kitten
Nebraska
Matt Olinger
Pike County
Cornelia Weaver
Leibel
St. John
Norbert of
Father Isidore
Father Dominic
Albert Seufert
R. J. Beekmann
Frank Mueller
Lawrenceburg
Innl
Edward Beckmann
Chester Hail
James R. Hail and Sons
Terre Haute
M. Cummins
Geraldine
G. Kippenbrock
Herbert Muller
Gertie Reinacker
Ellan Meyer
Henry Beckmann
H. F. Brackmann
Karl Kothheimer
Jos. Egler
Robert Kiueh
North Carolina
J. Killeh
Covenient Train Service
B. H. Todd
4Th & Market Sts
Louisville, Ky
Southern Railway System
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