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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
6
Rainy days slow planting while residents travel to nearby towns for weddings and visits. Teresa Haug and Jochem families attend ceremonies with friends in Jasper Ferdinand and Owensboro amid church services and a Monte Cassino pilgrimage. Local builders finish a summer kitchen as Henry Hoffmann and numerous neighbors share news and plans.
St Meinrad notices show Miss Henrietta Miller visiting Dale for a few days while Robert Becher and Miss Rosina Buxer left for Louisville. A newborn girl blessed Alois Becher and wife. Several families, including Peloff Egloff Tretter, visited Huntingburg and Ferdinand. Multiple residents, such as Edward Verne and Jacob Ruxer, were seen in town and others headed to Louisville in a Maxwell truck. A farewell party honored Mrs Robert Gilbert of Louisville.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce, famed stage beauty and wife of a Chicago lumberman, claims she married husband number three and vows to fight his divorce suit for international flirtations and bigamy. She says it will cost him a million or more to be rid of her, with the first picture taken on her arrival in Chicago to contest the suit.
An old health column warns that regular meat consumption overworks the kidneys causing a buildup of uric acid leading to illness. It advises stopping meat briefly and taking Salts from the pharmacy to flush and stimulate kidney function, claim it neutralizes urine acids and prevents bladder issues.
Instant relief promises for nasal congestion with Ely a Cream Inn urging use by druggists. The ad claims rapid breath relief as the head passages clear and mucous membranes soothe. Otto Boeglin owns a new Ford roadster used to haul mail on a rural route.
A servicable seven passenger car offered for sale cheap with a $2,500 new price. Call at this office. The Indiana Canning Co. has filed suit against John W. Schott on account.
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