Fragmentary Southern Time Card Items
Fragmented OCR reads like a patchwork of headlines and notes with several garbled phrases. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments to imply a missing weather, timetable, or legal notice from a Southern newspaper page.
Inside Bath Promises Health Through Blood Cleanse
An early 20th century health column urges both men and women to drink a hot limestone phosphate wash each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal sanitation improves energy complexion and life, linking constipation headaches and sickness to impure blood.
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Bath
Farmers Ask for Books In Rural Reading Drive
The American Library Association pushes the Books for Everybody movement to extend county libraries and provide farm families with guides on drainage crop rotation and poultry. Letters from rural residents show broad demand for practical farming works and lighter topics like Collins Book of the Stars.
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American Library Association
Dimon
Americaun Library Association
America
A. L.A
Lydia Carlson
Mason
Wis
Collins
James Dunn
Convent
Walter Williams
Osseo
Lfrariens,brary Trustees
Friends of
Ubraries
Books Bring Aid to Soldier Sick
The American Library Association War Service supplied books to sick and disabled ex soldiers in hospitals, with special librarians in larger facilities and ward visits for smaller hospitals. Braille books for the blind are being printed, and direct book loans are available from the ALA War Service at 24 West Thirty-ninth Street, New York.
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American Library
U. S
Public Health Service
American Library Association
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Association
Noman
A.L. A. War Service
West Thirty-ninth Street
New York City
A. L. A. War Service
Merchant Marine
Coast Guard
United States
United War Work Funds
Merchant Marine Department
Personal items and town visitors in Jasper area
A crowded notes column lists visits and travel by locals. Hermar Seng and Susie Seger are among those in Jasper from nearby towns, with many residents from Louisville Evansville Huntingburg and Poseyville stopping in or passing through. Details cover illness, weddings, elections, and a local property sale offered southeast of town.
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Ferdinand News
Henry Haake
Ferdinand
Indiana
Businss
A. F. Gugsell
Ind
Ferdinand Township
Ferdi
Nan Township
Dubois County
James Nick Sennaney
West
Ads
Eosthtere
Lis
F. J. Chen
CON
Toledo
O.ilo
Mists
Tc. Tol
Electric Light & Power Co
Laeosnerad
Grase
Gan
Jake
Fordson
Ford
Henry Ford & Son
Huntingburg, Indiana
Hubert. Hoffman, Ferdinand
Academy OF TE Immaculate Conception
Sisters of St. Benedict
Board of Education
State of
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Hermar Seng
Borho-Berger Weig
Jasper
Susie Seger
Fred Echsner
Louisville
Sebastian Schreiner
Father John
Joe Petry
Evansvil
George Hedinger
J. H. Beckmann
Silas Uebelhor
Huntingburg
Timothy King
Frank Hettich
Clara Hoffmann
Martin Dilger
Poseyville
Tuesday
Frank Reckelhoff
Louisvile
Ruth Uebelhorn Joiner
John Trotter
St. Meinrad
Evansville
Jim Hail
Somerset
Clara Arehart
Siberia
Herman Bolte
Rockport
Sampson Hobbs
Cannelton
Joe Daunhauer
Ben Wassing
Leo
Ida
Mary Wassing
Gogel
Mariah Hill
Anton Heilers
John Heilers
Nick Senninger
Joe Eversmann
Theodore Pund
City
Leo Gehlhausen
Francesa Mehling
Rupert Klueh
Jaaper Apent
Joe Gerber
John B. Schmitt
Richard Gehlhausen
Hantingburg
James R. Hail
Gladys
Chester Ares
Lawrence Hobbs
Henry Clemens
John W. Ewing
George A. McLane
Senninger Bldg
Ferdinand, Ind
Evanaville
Poland
Frank