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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
18
A tale from a minister's house shows Brother S judged stingy by a helper who says he measures portions at table. A neighbor recalls the family's famed benevolence, while the girl insists the stinginess is real and unbearable.
A humorous brief from Philadelphia Inquirer about a man who spent two weeks last summer among his wife’s relatives and was only known as Anna’s husband. The item highlights a wife’s family social mix up and a man’s lost identity during vacation.
Betty cried after kindergarten when the teacher made her sit beside a red haired girl. She fretted red hair might be catching. A separate quip notes a girl claiming ten years at age twelve but twenty five changes the view.
The Madrid treaty of 1526 ended the War between Charles V and Francis I after months of harsh terms and dueling threats. A later renewal stalled when Francis demanded the time and place for a duel prompting a standoff that ended without single combat.
The Ladies' Peace, negotiated by Louise of Savoy and Margaret of Austria, was signed at Cambrai after secret talks and a shared passage between houses. The treaty between Francis I and Charles V brought a temporary end to eight years of European conflict, despite protests from Italian princes and Henry VIII.
Fragmentary text recalls a small coup in France where a man clambers onto a freight car loaded with Red Cross material. A young laborer, described as hazy in effort, says ambition has no place in the army.
Advert says Freezone instantly stops corn pain and lets you lift the corn away. Claims a tiny bottle costs only a few cents and works on hard and soft corns plus calluses without pain. Labels the remedy as a Cincinnati genius discovery and adds a gendered aside about women’s strength.
A promotional ad claims aging need not limit vigor as condition beats years. It touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules to keep kidneys healthy, boost spirits and strength, and encourage early use with a money back guarantee. Two capsules daily allegedly maintain energy and fitness.
Nell explains the floor tax on car pets while Belle questions its purpose. The dialogue hints at a humorous or satirical exchange about taxation in daily life.
An article links stomach acid to nerves, sleeplessness, and mood disorders. It promotes BATONIC tablets as rapid relief for indigestion heartburn belching and gas and claims medical endorsement and a money back guarantee.
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