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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
5
The passage claims malaria is spread by mosquitos and causes chills fever and weakness. It praises Electric Bitters as a remedy that purports to kill malaria germs, restore appetite and strength, with a testimonial from William Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs J E Cox of Joliet Illinois credits Dr Bing's New Discovery with saving her life after a severe cough related to typhoid pneumonia. She reports persistent coughing and failed relief from doctors medicines before using the remedy.
Gossip from Fulda notes a new dancing hall near completion. Mr and Mrs Wm Collignon spent Sunday at Dale with relatives. Young folks attended the Santa Claus dance Tuesday night. Mrs Cecelia Bauer a seamstress visited town. Local play Julius Caesar at St Meinard drew attendees. A Crooked Creek Valley misfortune involves a beand eating yeast cakes, prompting wry remarks about bachelor hunts in Indian Territory.
Adyeville residents hosted guests from Uniontown and Troy including Ferdinand Gehrhaus and Loran Cherry. Julia Reasor and Marie visited Ella Hobbs, while Roscoe Hill from Bristow attended a town dance. A large crowd enjoyed the hall dance Tuesday night.
J H Fincher and Leo Luebbera visit Huntingburg on business amid playful talk of Big Four and Big Five rail corridors. Henry Lange and Teddy Wendhelt appear in local humor while M A Seid opens a new implements shop with a wide range from toothpicks to railroad engines. Tony and Al settle their case. Albpight boss ceases for the exit.
A sequence of short visits and business trips shows residents traveling to Huntingburg Ferdinand Evansville St Anthony and Louisville. Notable items include Joba Limp Jeoha Limp Jake Bretz and baby at Huntingbury and Mrs Fritz funeral at St Anthony. Irma Partenheimer traveled to St Anthony for a common school exam.
Mariah Hill and many residents report short returns and visits from Owensboro Ky. Bertha Bettag spent winter weeks there before coming home. Rev M Wagner and Fred Hollander traveled to Louisville and Rome Ky for extended stays. Local families host relatives with hospital stay and inquest presence noted.
Fragmented text notes J B Luebbern related to a planning mill and material for Bieters' houses. Court location mentioned is the U S court in Indianapolis. overall readability is low with garbled phrases and missing details.
The Evaneville Courier unveils an Aviation Circus at the fair grounds June 6 to 8 led by Lincoln Beachey Farnum Fish and Horace Kearney. Races feature Curtiss biplanes Beachey and Kearney against Fish on Wright aero plates with a balloon ascent and parachute drop daily. Gates open 2 pm, exhibition 3 pm with Thursday Friday Saturday program of automobile and motorcycle events and athletics.
We offer one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. FP Cheney and Co of Toledo earnestly recommend the remedy and attest to their fifteen years of honorable business. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price per bottle, sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A weekly notice states no charge for items under Ubread and limits ads to five lines with a signature. Copy must reach the office before Wednesday each week.
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