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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
7
An old health ad states regular meat consumption harms kidneys by increasing uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily, dissolved in water, to flush kidneys, ease bladder irritation, and prevent kidney disease. The salts are described as a grape lemon acid lithia compound used for generations.
Mentho Sulphur cream soothes irritated skin and clears eczema after two to three applications. A noted skin specialist says the sulfur preparation stops itching quickly and destroys parasites causing burning and disfigurement. A small jar is available at any good drug store.
A fragment notes a tires related event at Bartley’s, prompting community discussion and safety concerns. Details are limited but point to local involvement and potential investigations to clarify the situation.
Father Frank Sondermann of Yorkville and Father Kreis of Lawrenceburg visited Wednesday. J. A. Sondermann of Jasper attended ordinations at St. Meinrad and visited Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Peekmann returned from Lewisville Monday night. Miss Ida Leinenbach came home from Louisville Monday. Joe Schmetzki of Jasper praised Jasper and Ferdinand girls after Sunday visit. Philip Partenheimer of near Bretzville checked town Monday on business. Albert Sondermann of Jasper spent a few hours Monday. Mrs. Mary Lindenschmidt was at Huntingburg Monday. Hubert Quayte did business at Evansville Tuesday. Harry Schnieders left for Oakland City Wednesday to start mill work. Clarence Van Winkle of Eckerty in town last Thursday. J. V. Gentry of Lincoln City business in town last Saturday. Alois Hoffmann of St. Anthony in town last Saturday. Wolfgang Foerteh and son of La mar visited last Saturday. Doe Seebnauss and family spent Sunday at St Meinrad and Monte Casino. Karl Sehnellenberger of St Meinrad played with the Ferdinand Orchestra at the dance in Sen ningrer's hall Tuesday night. Leo Uebelber and Herb Rollmann of Uniontown in town Tuesday. Doctors Sturm and Snyder, John Judy and George Gerber spent Sunday in town. Mrs. Adam Kordes and children of Huntingburg, Mrs. John Goepfrich and daughter, and Mrs. Leonard Goepfrich and daughters visited Angela Stratmann at Schnellville last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Persohn were at Huntingburg last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Albert visited Louisville and returned with their daughter. Several relatives and friends from Jasper Evansville Terre Haute Cincinnati joined gatherings this week. Local ads promote Goodyears Liquid Roof Cement at Dere Agency and Bartleys Store. A health ad promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine with a 100 dollar reward for cure.
An old advertisement claims drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and purifies the alimentary tract. It promises relief from bad taste bad breath dull heads sour stomach gas constipation and biliousness and urges procurement from a pharmacist. Harness repaired harness dipped harness sold at Bartleys Store.
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