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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
16
In a Louisville Courier-Journal exchange a speaker jokes about Christian business ethics and proper finance. A student quips about least common multiples as a study and a playful line about saving and spending underlines the paper’s light, witty tone.
In a dim room the Headless Hottentot reveals his hideaway tale from a failed circus scheme. Bill Klank, the one armed figure, explains how he was chained inside a tiger cage after a plan with Tom Hanks to tour fairs collapsed and left him stranded with a severed skull.
A man who believes environment saves thousands of lives shares that associating with youth and enthusiasm keeps him young and energized. He says surrounding himself with such people prolongs vitality and fuels determination.
An Afghan nobleman ordered a grand piano and had its lower section removed so he could play it while squatting on the floor, reflecting the wealthier classes' import tastes and unconventional usage.
A concise quotation noting that true bravery requires a man of a noble and generous spirit. It emphasizes strength of character over mere boldness.
A witty note suggests handling affairs privately unless one has the means to employ a private secretary, reflecting social expectations of discretion and efficiency.
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a trusted cough and lung remedy used across the United States for over fifty years. It promises relief, better sleep, and easier morning excretion by soothing inflamed throat parts and aiding recovery. The product is made in America and marketed for more than a half century.
A spectator remarks the banquet left a dry impression, noting the meal and speeches lacked vigor. The cucumber, a long cultivated vegetable, is traced to ancient Madina with a five thousand year history.
An old style advertisement touts GOLD Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe remedy for kidneys liver bladder and urinary disorders. It claims 200 years of use praises the oil as harmless pure and effective with several health warnings and a promise of relief with daily capsules.
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