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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1910

Page

7

Sinking spells and heart remedy claims from Mrs Elizabeth

A reader testimonial from Evansville Indiana describes sinking spells with cold hands and breathlessness followed by recovery after taking Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The ad notes widespread letters praising the remedy and offers a money back guarantee through the Ile and Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

Miles Lizzie Painter Evansville Ind United States ILE& Medical CO Elkhart

Clubbing List Offer for Subscriptions to Newspapers

Subscribers can pay one dollar to receive a year of various papers including New York World thrice weekly at 65 cents, Louisville Courier Journal weekly, and Cincinnati Enquirer weekly at 55 to 24 cents. The offer applies to both old and new subscribers with cash with order.

New York World Louisville Courier Journal Cincinnati Enquirer

Orange Blossom Promised Cure for Female Ailments

Purported remedy Orange Blossom claims to cure numerous female disorders including inflammatory conditions, uterine prolapse, leukorrhea, menstrual pain, ovarian and uterine tumors, and early cancers. Advertises flax seed talc and self-use guidance with testimonials from worldwide sources, priced at $1 with a free sample via druggists.

All Druggiate

Local residents on brief trips and visits

Mrs. Joe Gerber spent Monday at Jasper. Joe Mueller was at Huntingburg Sunday evening. John Limp of Brettville was in town on business Tuesday.

Joe Gerber Jasper Joe Mueller Huntingburg John Limp Brettville Joe Hoge Emma Leopold Schuble Frederick Weber Cecelia Schaefer Martha and Marie Hirsch Catharine Weber Evansville Wm. R. Sauer Robert Uebelher Ben Grewe John Stallmann Mra. M. Heidelbech Jasper Sunday Gustav Basedow George Kreisle Tell City Town Gueate Michael Olinger

Local residents and visitors noted in town days and events

A parade of names shows visitors and locals in town from Huntingburg to Jasper, Evansville to St Meinrad. Attendees include Edmund Bromm, Jake Albert, Rube Bromm, Herb Snyder at a wedding dance. many others traveled for business visits, family gatherings, or social events across the region.

Edmund Bromm Jake Albert Rube Bromm Herb Snyder St. Anthony

Invitation dance at Senninger's hall Tuesday night

An invitation dance was given at Senninger's hall Tuesday night. Halley's comet was visible here Wednesday night from 9 to 10 clock. A new line of Window Shades Carpets Mattings and Rugs at Sondheim's. Born to Mr and Mrs Ben Lash her a big boy. A representative of the National Biscuit Co will be at Reckelhoff Muller's store Saturday to demonstrate their package goods of cakes. There will also be a special sale at the store on that day.

Senninger's Hall Son-Dermann’s Mrs Ben Lash National Biscuit Co Reckelhoff & Muller

Market price list from Ferdinand's and associates

Weekly corrected market guide listing prices for butter eggs hens cocks springers beef hides calf tallow turkey geese ducks wheat corn flour shorts bran corn meal clover seed fresh cows calves bulls steers sheep lambs hogs tobacco and related goods furnished by Ferdinand Stock Yda Peter Muller Beckmann and J H Beckmann with per unit rates and weights across the entries.

John H. Kerstiens John G. Beckmann Ferdinand Stock Yda J. H. Beckmann

Decline of Club Life in London Dining Society

A historical reflection on how London clubs once embodied elegance and exclusivity with meals, wines, libraries, and social status. The piece notes chefs moving to clubs, affordable dinners, and refined atmospheres, then laments competition from restaurants that undercut club life and membership costs.

Origin of Golf Stick and Its Hockey Connection

The piece argues the golf stick likely evolved from bandy ball and hockey roots, noting a fifteenth century print showing sticks resembling hockey gear. It cites The Gentleman's Magazine of 1795 mentioning shinty as a Scottish game akin to golf and describes shinty as an inferior golf played by youths in London called hockey.

Gentleman's Magazine London

Weathering of Coal Through Atmospheric Storage

The article notes coal stored in air undergoes chemical changes reducing hydrocarbon content and illuminating power. It warns that large coal masses can heat up and even ignite spontaneously due to internal chemical reactions. Molat ire is cited as a strong agent in driving these changes.

Disappearing African Bark Cloth and Wireless Laying Motorcycle

The article notes the decline of bark cloth making in Africa, using bark from the brachystegla tree in Uganda, with sheets of six by ten feet and weak strength as cotton rises. It also describes an Austrian motorcycle invention for rapid military wire laying, using a reel and pole to string wire into trees or ditches, delivering three tones of wire in thirteen minutes. A Cordes store at night keeps darks on duty for delivering goods in the morning.

Africa Uganda Austria Cordes

Wife and husband build a farming empire through thrift

A Des Moines Capital letter from a Iowa couple describes paying down land with wages, expanding to 200 acres, and living debt free. They emphasize paying cash, avoiding store debt, and helping with farm work while raising cattle horses and poultry. They plan to move to educate their children and credit their faith and hard work.

State of Laws Ogden Minnesota Iowa Ilinois Des Moines

Young America and the Urchin Dialogue on Pay

A rough dialogue shows The Urchin demanding three dollars a week from a man for banging around disjoint all week. The man questions the need and purpose, highlighting a street vignette of urban life.

America

Uncertain Fragments Spark Question About Language

A fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases and possible misreads, mentioning names or places with garbled terms. The readable bits hint at a linguistic or editorial excerpt, lacking concrete events, dates, or entities.

Old Man Entrapped by Visitor in Berlin Robbery Case

A Berlin resident lured by a young woman, kept in his apartment, after tea and talk, found his home robbed of valuables including about $100. Police traced the visitor to a Berlin acquaintance, leading to two accomplices who confessed. The elderly man offered no pardon to the woman, who chose trial and prison over marriage.

Berlin Jimmy Auill Nla

Moltke’s Remark on Courtly Speech Sparks Scorn

An anecdote recalls Helmuth von Moltke dismissing formal salutations as intolerable. On a railway trip he first salutes a Hussar captain with excellence and later, at a stop, repeats the greeting with the word perfect. Moltke criticizes the excess of politeness.

Vom Moltke Vi Moltke Berlin Hussars Atone Guten Moltke

Insect Processions and Fiction Commentary

A fragmented piece describes insect processions formed by larvae in pine forests near Arcachon with a 114 larva march and daytime sand burrowing behavior. It also discusses a literary claim that about 100 supremely good works of fiction have existed since ancient times and reflects on averages since Waterloo.

France Arcachon

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