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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1921

Page

5

Town Gossip Notes Local People Visit and Depart

Joe Hentrup of Dubois visited town Sunday and Monday. Bill Schwinghammer of St Henry called on relatives Monday and Tuesday. A large crowd attended the Alphonse Hoffman sale last week. Mrs. Paul Ehrman and baby and Frances Vonderheide spent a few days at Princeton. Several residents traveled to Louisville Jasper Huntingburg and Huntingburg. A death occurred near town as Mrs Caroline Burke died and was buried at Celestine. Teachers and students enjoyed a school hike with two months left in the term. Born March 5 a girl to Mr and Mrs Joe Fischer.

Joe Hentrup Dubois Bill Schwinghammer St. Henry John Limp Huntingbarge Frank Voegers Alphonse Hoffman Paul Ehrman Baby Frances Vonderheide Princeton Frank Riecker Frank Bische Louisville Henry Wilbers Alois Jasper Ed Miller Caroline Burke Town Celestine August Troxler Huntingburg

Local visits and family calls across Adgeville area

Adgeville residents reported weekend visits as Willie Mullen stayed Friday night with his sister Mrs. Winfield Miles near Bristow. George Fisher and wife visited his brother Joe and family on Sunday. Frank Ruxer of St. Meinrad passed through on the way to Bristow. Ralph Hobbs spent Saturday with his brother Lawrence and family at Mt. Sinia. Alex Lanman and family of Oak

Willie Mullen Mrs. Winfield Miles Near Bristow George Fisher Joe Frank Ruxer St. Meinrad Bristow Ralph Hobbs Lawrence Mt. Sinia

Local Residents Make Small Weekend Visits

Mariah Hill and Frank Miller of Slaton Texas visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs Peter Brenner spent last Thursday with their son and family at Tell City. Miss Laura Schue returned from Evansville Monday where she visited her sisters. John R Daunhauer and Frank Gogel were at Rockport on business Monday. Mrs Leo Jochim made a business trip to Evansville last Thursday.

Frank Miller Slaton Texas Peter Brenner Tell City Laura Schue Evansville John R. Daunhauer Frank Gogel Rockport Leo Jochim

Fulda News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Fire

Carl Ackermann of Tell City visited Fulda on Sunday while William Wirthwein Jr and Nick Pfeiffer left for Illinois to work on farms this summer. Monday saw a Fulda cemetery cleanup with about fifty volunteers. Aug Schulte and son Ed of Rockport visited Paul Schaffer, Ed also visiting a friend. A fire destroyed an old machine barn on Wm Haller’s farm last Friday. machinery was insured but the building was not. The barn was known as the Henry Landwehr barn.

August Schulte Rockport Paul Schaffer Wm. Haller Henry Landwehr

Try Inside Bathing With Hot Water And Limestone Phosphate

An advertisement touts morning hot water with limestone phosphate as a cleanser for the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises clearer skin better appetite and renewed energy after one week of daily use and claims benefits for constipation bilious attacks and pallid complexions.

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy

Describes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an inexpensive old time remedy for darkening faded gray hair. Claims natural, even coloration after use with a sponge or brush and notes it is a cosmetic, not a disease treatment.

Wyeth

Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice

Ferdinand Township trustees of Dubois county will attend to township business at their home office each weekday. Persons having township business are requested to present it at the trustee's home. Nick Senninger, Trustee, Pardino and Ind.

Ferdinand Township Dubois County Nick Senninger Pardino

Heart Pain Misconceptions Explained By Dr Rinehart

A Saturday Evening Post article clarifies heart pain origins. True heart pain results from exhaustion of the heart muscle and is felt as chest wall tightness, not inside the heart, often with labored breathing and after meals, smoking, or exertion.

Stanley M. Rinehart M. D Saturday Evening Post

Cat Rules Realm as Emperors Pet Triumphs in Tale

In Asia Magazine, L Adams Beck recounts a Japanese tale of a beloved imperial cat elevated to noble rank while the emperor’s dog Okinamaru is punished for mischief. The dog is exiled, the dog-loving lady ruined, and the cat settles in the emperor’s lap, a timeless victory for felines.

Sel Shenagon Japan Okinamaru Okinumaru Dog Island L. Adams Beck Asia Magazine

Belgian Woman Denied Marriage License Over Missing Identity

A Mons woman is refused a marriage license because she cannot name her name age or birthplace, lacking legal existence. The tale recalls Mahony, hanged years earlier, declared dead then revived, later killed by a murderer but deemed legally dead by the court, barring pursuit of justice.

Mons Mahony

Books as Granaries and the Civilizing Role of Public Knowledge

A quotation from Hubert Howe Bancroft extols books as granaries of knowledge and calls for careful examination of publications to distinguish valuable public learning from inferior material, deeming this scrutiny essential for progress. It frames librarianship and critical review as noble duties guiding intellectual advancement.

Min Hubert Howe Bancroft

Weather Man’s Predictions Teach Truth to Child

Pop Moore explains to his youngster how weather forecasts are formed noting charts instruments and telegraphic reports. The child asks if the forecaster also tells God, prompting a thoughtful pause and a response about methods and divine knowledge.

Pop Moore Longe Pop

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