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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
8
A physician recommends a daily morning regimen of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to flush poisons from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The tonic is said to cleanse purify and refresh the alimentary tract and restore vitality with continued use.
Amid the Seventh Federal Reserve district drive for the Victory Loan officials urge chairmen and workers not to quit until all war obligations are discharged. They cite historic bank power and rising national wealth to reassure that the fifth loan will succeed and fuel postwar reconstruction.
Preliminary returns show Seventh Federal Reserve district women workers are mobilizing for the fifth campaign. Women chairmen and volunteers pledge to outwork past drives, counteract quitter sentiment, and enroll more workers in April before farm and garden season.
A poem titled Our Prayers by Jean Mahan Plank expresses solemn reverence for war heroes and a desire to honor them. The piece reflects emotional weariness and the urge to reach a sense of divine law, with imagery of pedestal worship and collective sentiment.
A chain of brief notes records residents and visitors in Jasper, Huntingburg, Evansville, St Meinrad, and nearby towns. Names include John Bartley, Frank Rous, Miss Mary Senninger, Conrad Seutert, John Hollinden, Albert Stenftenagel, Flora Merkle, Frank Kraus, Lizzie Lindehardmidt, Father Ludwig, Father John, Miss Agatha Dall, Joseph Vaal, Atty Philips, Joe Rothman, Misa, John Reinacker, Misses Bernardina and Emma Woebkenberg, John Schwartz, Jake Roxer, Herbert Mueller, Mrs Chas Bartley, Misa Marveda Quante, Rosali Budreos, C R Schuler, Ben Laake, August Remke, and Philip Zwercher.
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