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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
3
A health note urges starting each day with a glass of hot water mixed with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate. It claims internal cleansing removes poisons and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, improving energy and overall health. Get a quarter pound from a pharmacist. advocates ongoing daily use.
County chairmen and workers in the Seventh Federal Reserve district rally for the fifth Liberty Loan to cover wartime debts and bank borrowing. Officials argue patriotism and strong banks will fund the drive, noting record deposits, rising farm profits, and a shift to a creditor nation as proof the loan will succeed.
Preliminary returns show women workers in the Seventh Federal Reserve district mobilizing for the fifth Victory Liberty Loan. Chairmen and workers nationwide pledge to work twice as hard, counteracting quitter sentiment, with plans for expanded enrollment and pledges from recruits and veterans ahead of an April drive. The effort emphasizes patriotism and broad female participation to finish the job.
A nostalgic wartime verse expresses faith and reverence for heroes of war. It urges public worship, praise from afar, and the idea that prayers are tied to Liberty Bonds and national loyalty. The tone is solemn and ceremonial.
A stream of visits and travels listed by towns and individuals. John Burtley, Frank Roos, Miss Mary Senninger, Conrad Seutert, John Hollinden, Albert Stenftenagel, Mora Merkle, Frank Kraus, Agatha Dall, Joseph Vaal, Aily Philipa, Joe Rollman, Miss Lindenschmidt, Father Ludwig, Father John, Maggie Schmpager, John Reinacker, Bernardina and Emma Woebkenberg, John Schwartz, Jake Buxer, Herbert Mueller, Mrs. Chas Bartley, outs Hoelamann, Henry and Emma Timmermano, Marce du Quante, Royalia Eudedys, R. Schuler, Ben Laake, August Remke.
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