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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
3
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Maj Leonard Darwin son of the famed evolutionist attended the international eugenics congress at the Museum of Natural History in New York and is noted as a distinguished scientist. Leo Snyder of Huntingburg visited town Wednesday. Bartley Bros offered a good price on underwear with hats for women and children. Leo Kitten returned from Evansville Tuesday evening. John Stallmann from near Mariah Hill was in town Wednesday. Elizabeth Lindenschmidt and Mrs Catherine Boerste visited Jasper Wednesday. Mrs Josephine Boeglin and son Otto with Mr and Mrs Frank Tempel spent Sunday at Ireland. Ben Seugers came from Evansville Tuesday evening for a short visit.
Ferdinand township trustee Nick Senninger states he will handle township business at his home each weekday and asks residents to present business there. Ferdinand. Indiana
The notice urges merchants to advertise in the newspaper to attract customers. It argues that readers visit the best local stores and that clearly communicated prices win business if the offers are fair.
An old health warning claims regular meat eaters strain kidneys leading to many ailments. It advises stopping meat if kidney pain or urinary issues occur and taking four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush and stimulate kidneys, touting the remedy’s benefits for urine acidity and blood purity.
The American Red Cross outlines a 19.96 million dollar fiscal plan for relief and services in the United States and overseas. Domestic veteran aid totals 3.67 million from National HQ funds, with chapters contributing most for World War veteran relief and hospital services to disabled ex servicemen and their families.
A boarding and day school for girls run by the Sisters of St Benedict is commissioned by Indiana to confer the rights of commissioned high schools. It offers music and art facilities, healthful grounds, well equipped building, and aims at health, knowledge, manners, and moral training. For details contact Sister Superior.
Local notes report visits and travels among residents. Names include Robert Roth, Mrs. John Reinacker, Mrs. John Seufert, Ed Beckmann, Mrs. Fred Michel, Mrs. Herman Bolte, Mrs. Frank Muller, Miss Lucille Uebelher, Roy Schlachter, Frank Petry, Lena Ballis, Henry Schalk, Edward Schalk, John B. Schmidt, Renus Reinacker, John Gerber, Vince Rickelmann, Peter Gerber, Frank Roos, Leon ard Mueller, Hubert Quante, Father Sullivan, Mathias Olinger, Alois Gerber, Martin Klueh, and others. mentions weddings, circus at Evanaville, trips to Louisville, Evansville, Jasper, Huntingburg, St Meinrad, and Chicago. A sale advertises sweaters at Lore Bartley Bros. Read the NEWS for updates.
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