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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
22
A minister's household story circulates about Brother S- known for stinginess at meals. A girl recounts he measures portions for each person before anyone gets a plate, prompting her to leave and seek shelter elsewhere. The tale, labeled as calumny, spread as a humorous warning.
A Goodstone guest recovered her wedding ring years after it vanished during feeding. Believed swallowed by a calf dubbed the golden cow, the ring was found in an internal organ after the animal was slain by an Oxford butcher. The ring is returned to the owner.
A humorous note from the Philadelphia Inquirer recalls a man spending a vacation among his wife's kin, where he was treated merely as Anna's husband and felt identityless for two weeks last summer.
Betty cries after kindergarten first visit as she sits beside a red haired girl and fears red hair is catching. A girl considers wage envy with ten years added at twelve but not at twenty five.
The article discusses the 1525 Madrid treaty between Emperor Charles V and Francis I of France, signed after harsh conditions and dueling threats. It covers negotiations at Toledo, Henry VIII’s shifting stance, Burgundian leverage, and the renewed war after Francis’s return to power.
A compact history of the Peace of Cambrai known as the Ladies' Peace, signed in 1429 and finalized after months of secret negotiations between Louise of Savoy and Margaret of Austria. The article notes the figures involved, the political tensions, and the outcome of a war weary Europe. It also briefly discusses the gorilla thumb comparison.
In a small French camp a Red Cross worker encounters two Black soldiers. One man explains his lack of ambition, saying the army pays the same dollar and there is no use having ambition. The quote reflects wartime attitudes from the Chicago Tribune.
Advertisement touts Freezone to remove corns instantly with a few drops. Claims quick relief without pain, irritation, or soreness and easy removal by fingers. Describes Freezone as a Cincinnati invention popular with druggists selling small bottles for cents.
Ads tout GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a life extending tonic for men of any age. Claims include kidney health, heightened energy, and improved work capacity with two capsules daily, money-back guarantee, and emphasis on imported Haarlem Oil.
Nell explains the floor tax on car pets as a topic in a local discussion. The exchange hints at civic or financial policy concerns in a small community setting.
A vintage ad fragment urges readers to maintain cleanliness inside and out with a gentle rocative and recommends Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a preferred remedy. It praises steadfast loyalty to a trusted physician through thick and thin.
An article argues a strong stomach brain link with indigestion causing headaches and nervous disorders. It promotes EATONIC tablets to neutralize stomach acidity and restore health, claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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