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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
15
Ferdinand township Dubois County trustee states he will attend township business at his home each weekday. Persons with township business to transact are asked to present it at his home. Nick Senninger, Trustee, Ferdinand, Ind.
Farmers Mill and Elevator Co promotes Morris Digestor Tankage as a profitable feed additive for hogs, urging farmers to use the product to increase returns.
Farmers urged to call for their ordered Morris and Co fertilizers now in stock. The notice touts Morris and Co fertilizers as best on the market at right prices.
Two women pictured in the Night and Day Camp run by the St. Louis Society for the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis. The piece stresses fresh air, sun, good food, rest, and medical supervision as lifesaving in TB prevention and notes the Red Cross Christmas Seal sale funds the year round work.
Rural residents enjoy advantages from outdoor sleeping porches and abundant sun and air, which fight tuberculosis. City dwellers lack these gains, while ignorance of these basics and closing windows raise infection risk. The National Tuberculosis Association notes 150 000 annual U S deaths and a 1 000 000+ current sufferers. Outdoor porches and fresh air are cost effective preventives endorsed by the Red Cross Christmas Seal drive.
A public health notice describes tuberculosis as a grave killer of workers in homes offices and shops. It cites 150000 US deaths annually and over 1000000 currently ill with active TB, while urging prevention and cure through National Tuberculosis Association led efforts and Red Cross drives.
The National Tuberculosis Association has launched a broad educational drive. A recent health survey found no annual U S death rate of 150,000 and there are currently 1,000,000 active tuberculosis cases in the country.
Mrs. Paulusl funeral at New Boston drew family from multiple towns including Mrs. Reinacker and Mrs. Russ. Visitors and trips filled the week with stops in Huntingburg Louisville Cincinnati and Tell City. Names include Reinacker Stieger Jerger Snyder Schlegel Wirtzberger and Procher with numerous family gatherings and social calls across Jasper Huntingburg Evansville Louisville and St Meinrad.
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