Ferdinand Post Rates and Mailing Notice
Public notice of second class matter status dated May 24 1906 for Ferdinand Indians and a rate card effective August 7 1920 under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
3
Notice to subscribers about expired N ia at top of page
Postal note warns readers that subscription is expired and last copy will be sent unless renewed. Editorial explains government orders require compliance and no exceptions, requesting prompt remittance when time is up.
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Alloaf
Ely's Cream Balm advertised for cold relief
An advertisement promises quick relief from congestion and head cold symptoms. It claims Ely's Cream Balm soothes inflamed nasal membranes and clears air passages with a small application in the nostrils, ending with renewed breathing.
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Ely
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
An old time recipe uses garden sage and sulphur to darken gray faded hair. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a ready bottle for home use, promising natural even darkness after a few applications without cures or medical claims.
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Wyeth
Latins Favor the Airplane and Aerial Fever
Madam Grace Fjorde claims Latin America is swept by aviation as rich Peruvians own airplanes for daily commutes between Lima and haciendas. She notes the president’s son plans a U S flight via Ecuador and the canal. Brazil’s Santos Dumont is cited as aviation pioneer and a Panama base expedition is planned by Fred Lewisohn with nine passengers.
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South America
Grace Fjorde
Lima
Leguia
Peru
United States
Ecuador
Panama Canal
Central American
Mexico
Madam Fjorde
Captain Moore
Curtiss Flying School
Brazil
Santos Dumont
Fred Lewisohn
New York
Benueventura
Republic of Colombia
Andes
Panama
Colonnade Row in New York Preserves Landmark Past
The Colonnade row at Seventeenth Street and Irving Place survives as a historic complex once favored by Dickens Bryant Washington Irving and other notables. Joseph Conte’s restaurant fills much of the block while the Author’s League of America once occupied part of the building. John Tyler lived at 480 Lafayette Street in the same row, where his wedding events occurred.
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New York
Dickens
Hryant
Washington Irving
The
United States
John Tyler
Colonnade Row
Joseph Conte
St. Colonnade Row
Manhattan
William Street
the Battery
Europe
la Grange Terrace
Paulding
Halleck
Cooper
Poe
Lafayette Street
New York Sun
Not Easily Discouraged Prize Winner Found on Broad Street
A prize-winner is located on Broad Street in New York where a large office of a shipping and exporting firm is silent corporate business for three years. The firm formerly traded with Russia and, since that country’s defection, has kept the office open and wages paid in hope of reopening trade. The head has traveled to Russia to seek a renewal of relations while staff pass days reading papers awaiting a change.
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Hess
Broad Street
New York
Qale
WAF
Frussia
Russia
Dickens
Micawber
Prospects of Medical Study in China and Ohio
Reports indicate fewer than 2,000 physicians in China for a population of 440 000. A survey of Ohio middle schools shows 36 005 students across reporting institutions with 154 planning to study medicine, implying a larger total who may enter medical study.
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China
Oan
Ohio
Early Rembrandt Found in Harz Town
Berlin correspondence reports a newly discovered early Rembrandt circa 1630 31 in a Harz town. The portrait shows an aged distinguished man on an octagonal oak panel about twenty two by ten inches and remains in its original pinewood horned frame, experts vouching for authenticity.
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Rembrandt
Harz
Sireen Dnehes
Berlin
London Times
Filipino plea to Congress for Philippine independence
Isauro Gabaldon told the House of Representatives that America should grant independence to the Philippines, arguing a stable government exists and warning that denying freedom harms U.S. credibility and "square dealing" in international justice. He cited past sympathy for Ireland and called for honoring the Jones law pledge.
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Washington
Gabaldon
Congress
England
Ireland
America
Plen
American Congress
United States
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Gulf Coast Sulphur Deposits
The Gulf Coast of Lomshindg and Texas hosts vast ancient sulphur deposits buried under sediment. Drilling through hundreds of feet of rock, deep wells deliver superheated water to melt sulphur, which is then lifted by compressed air and shipped at high purity.
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Gulf Coast
Lomshindg
Texas
Quantty
Congressmen push Philippine independence amid U S pledge
Rep. Edward J. King of Illinois urged quick action toward Philippine independence. He cited the Jones law preamble promising withdrawal of sovereignty and self government once stable government exists, and called for safeguards for American investments and bases in the islands. He asserted a moral duty to grant independence.
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Washington
Philippines
Edward J. King
Illinois
United States
Congressman King
House
Kings
Philippine Islands
King
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
McKinley
Cuba
Ecstasy in the Salesroom
A bustling salesroom scene features a flirtatious salegirl coaxing a customer with lines about a davetyn suit. The piece notes operatic ardor meets consumer hawking as the price becomes the focal point of desire and decision.
Language Variants Across Regions and Immigrant Speech
The piece compares regional speech in England noting Lincolnshire farmers and Lancashire miners often struggle to understand each other, while in the United States Americans from different regions understand one another more easily. It cites textbooks and English instruction in public schools as reasons for a uniform national standard.
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United States
America
Drawing an Audience for Lecture on Cosmic Forces
Professor Letterkink welcomes a large turnout though he has spoken to small groups before. The Local Editor notes the town is curious about science but a typesetting error trimmed the possessive from "Cosmic Forces" in an advertisement.
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Letterkink
Mitch
Red Pepper Rub Eases Rheumatic Pain Quickly
The heat of Red Pepper Rub provides near instant relief from rheumatic and chest cold pains. It penetrates to clear congestion, warming the affected area within minutes. Bowles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, offered at low cost at local stores for rapid relief.
Excursion to Louisville Sunday May 29
An excursion to Louisville is planned for Sunday May 29 with a round trip fare of 2.55 from Huntingburg. Ben Knust, who was badly injured by a buggy fall, is able to be up again and taken home Monday. Albert Weaver had a fishing hook in his finger at the lake Wednesday night and required surgical removal by a physician. Get your Plymouth and Deering Binder Twin at Knust & Werne.
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Davetyn
Dearie
Marian Storm
New York Evening Post
Louisville
Huntingburg
Ben Knust
Albert Weaver
Deering
Knust & Werne
A Little Girl and an Idea Sparks Father’s Day
Miss Kate R. K. Swineford of Drewry's Bluff Virginia urged the Governor to honor fathers with a special day. At age sixteen she persuaded him to set aside the second Sunday in June as Father's Day. The idea spread to other states and grew toward a national observance.
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Kate RK. Swineford
Drewry’s Bluff
Virginia
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Sam
U. S. Bureau of Markets
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Stanislaus Zbysko
Strangler Lewis
Lewis
Zbysko
Lewis’ Arias
Zybsko
U.S
Frank White
North Dakota
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City
N. D
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