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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement claims a free trial bottle of a laxative tonic can be sent to homes for sufferers of conaui tion ten and dyspepsia sick headache and digestive issues. It features a testimonial from Me Northrup of Quincy Illinois and urges writing to a doctor for guidance.
A woman describes years of intense itching burning and hair loss on the scalp. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for six weeks the symptoms subsided, with a brief relapse years later followed by continued use yielding no further scalp trouble.
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the University of Berlin on The World Movement warning that civilization now binds nations across continents. He praised German achievement, traced modern civilization from printing to telegraph, and urged balance of home virtues, organization, and spiritual leadership to sustain progress.
A promotional note touts Shawnee Oklahoma as a future wealth hub with 26 000 population in 14 years and new sites including a meat packing plant employing 1500, a cotton fabric mill with 600, Baptist and Catholic universities enrolling 1000, all framed as the last chance to invest at low prices. It invites readers to request descriptive literature from Shawnee Development Company.
In a quip resembling a courtroom exchange a waiter asks which side of the table a guest prefers to sit on while the guest and a judge weigh a seating preference as a humorous legal style moment.
An old advertisement promotes a daily fly killer claiming it kills thousands and lasts all season. It instructs readers to contact a Brooklyn address or send payment to DeKalb Avenue. The text also includes fragmented lines and unrelated phrases about beauty and wealth.
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