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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
2
A vintage ad promotes Wreth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair and restore a youthful look. It claims natural color, thick glossy hair, and immediate effect by morning with regular use. The product is presented as a cosmetic, not a medical cure.
Testimony before U S senators by J Edson White of Armour and Company reveals that beef sales yielded no profit for eight or nine months while by products such as hides fat intestines banjo strings and glue generated profits. The testimony explains how beef pricing allocates costs to by products and shifts profit across divisions.
Mrs Leo Wirtaberger and Mrs Jobin Klaes returned home from Byarsville after visiting relatives and friends. Miss Viary Margerst Eimer and Mrs FP Wetzel of Lonsville attended the wedding event at St Hears last Saturday. Ferdinand Ofer and son Aloys were in Meansville Tuesday. Adaige crowd from tere afforded the Gatecg at fit Mediaracd Tuesday night. Emil Altmeyer left for Evansville Monday morning. Ed Altmeyer took a load of pop to Huntingburg Monday. Jacob Previne of Chrisney repaired his corn shredder at the Machine Works Wednesday. Miss Marenda Quante went to Jasper Tuesday night for the Bockelmann Dupps wedding dance. Herb Uebelhor was in Huntingburg.
Minnesota Senator Kellogg denounces federal railroad operation as wasteful and inefficient. He argues government management cannot be improved and questions democracy’s prerogative to run national business, citing remarks from the Congressional Record dated August 5.
A sequence of names shows diverse visitors and residents in town with trips to Louisville Huntingburg Jasper Adgeville Morgenfield and Morgenfield Ky. Several locals plan openings and attend events while farm notices announce fertilizer deliveries from Farmers Mill and Elevator. The Victory Orchestra scheduled a gathering at gonninger's bail next Tuesday night.
An assortment of ads promotes Star Brand Shoes at low prices from Reckelhoff Mullers, a candy making home business opportunity offering ready supplies and training. Also listings for a general housework position in Louisville and a couple’s travel notice for Huntingburg with dates.
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