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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
10
A physician promotes daily warm water with limestone phosphate each morning to wash indigestible material from the liver and bowels. He warns against calomel and claims the mixture cleanses the liver, purifies the body, and keeps one feeling fit.
Farmers announce availability of Standard Deering Twine for sale to John Hoffmann and others at a reasonable price.
The undersigned Trustee of Clark Township Perry County will attend township business at his home office on Tuesday and Saturday each week and at Bristow on the last Saturday of every month John Archart Trustee Siberia Ind
Notice invites readers to insure their automobile with AMERICAN and offers a contact number for further information at the office.
Train 9 East arrives 845 a.m. Train 12 West arrives 845 a.m. Train 4 West at 155 a.m. Train 3 Fast at 3 3 p.m. Train 19 West at 8:05 p.m. No. 13 connects at Huntingburg with No. 28 serving Huntingburg to Louisville. A. Joachem, Agent, Johnsburg, Ind.
Advertisement describes Gage tea and sulfur as a historic method to darken faded gray hair. It promotes Wyeth’s Ex and Sulphur Compound as the modern bottled version with added ingredients for natural looking color. Users apply with a sponge or brush, daily, to hair.
A long, handwritten-letter style piece details a student shifting from missionary aims to acting, jokes about roles and exams, and excitement for a school play. It covers trips to St Meinrad, a museum visit, chaperoned rides, and a special huntingburg train for commencement events.
A collage of short items lists wants and notices. Dammy house search mentions M L Ulrich and a six inch deep brown clothes brush at 8 Upper Paradise Alley. A tennis court drain request, a water leak wish, and a missing notebook from a play Peggy Malone appear alongside light quips about pupils and a note on Miss Marie Josephine Jones recovering from mumps.
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