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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
6
No charge for items under this head. Ads limited to five lines and require signature. Process must reach the office by Wednesday each week. Includes mentions of sale categories and miscellaneous items with scattered garbled phrases and partial names.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy fermentation and boost bodily strength. The copy offers sample mail order pricing and lists Bodophenes & Cen Toledo as distributors with a promise of a money back trial.
Train timings for Ferdinand Railroad on Sunday May with connections to Southern Railway routes. Trains run between Ferdinand and Huntingburg with delays up to thirty forty minutes for connections to Louisville Evansville Rockport and Cannelton. All trains operate to and from the Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg under Southern Railway rules.
Archaeologists led by Yale’s Hiram P. Peiking uncover tombs and mummies in Peru south of Lake Titicaca. A princess remains, adorned with gold vases, cloth wrappings, and a breastplate. Findings suggest shared origins with Egyptian civilization and challenge timelines.
The navy begins forming a corps of efficient radio operators under an order by Acting Secretary Heckman Winthrop. Assignments will be permanent and operators must not be shifted to other work except in emergencies.
Fayetteville North Carolina report says Spivey Bullard, ready to end his life by hanging, called for help after he realized his two children were left orphans by their mother’s death. He was rescued when he was about to fall from the 65 foot chamber.
Thomas MacConnell and wife file a common pleas petition against Safe Deposit and Trust to force income from property valued at over 480000. They allege the trust company mismanages assets, enabling People's Savings Bank to gain judgment and block borrowings. The couple claims they are penniless and unable to support their son, a Princeton freshman.
An order from Archbishop Merlior of southern Ohio halts coin jingling and money changes inside a church. The notice frames pew rent as the place of contributions and directs cessation of the practice.
The narrative portrays the rugged valley between Cheney and Zeus with slate mountains, gorges, and streams. It contrasts remote chalets, weathered stone, and wild scenery with the stark poverty and isolation of inhabitants living in harsh mountain solitude.
Mrs Harmes Baba funded a national search for her husband, who deserted her seven years ago. Detectives at the Chicago Avenue station arrested him at his restaurant, 622 Wella Street, on a wife and child abandonment charge. The Babas are Peralans.
Uncle Tilden Pierce, who turns 101 next December, played his first golf game and earned his first automobile title. He also tasted his first ginger ale, marking a life milestone in a playful Chronicle tone.
Fragmentary handwritten text evokes an abbey setting with scattered phrases about beams of light and weather. The piece blends antiquated diction with garbled sequences, mentioning poets, popes, and a medieval tone amid unclear narrative elements.
Report from a remote outpost describes a long siege where captives were taken after a brutal assault. The invaders killed several defenders and set fires while looting and destroying property. Responding forces attempted to break free and recover the wounded amid ongoing chaos.
In Bite county Wee a mother named Mere Georea Adame venturing to the barn chased a rattlesnake from a nest. She found both her 5 year old and another boy bitten and died after failing to receive medical care. The children will be buried together.
Chicago women have been exonerated and vindicated by chiropodists from across the country in session. A noted expert asserts Chicago women possess the most beautiful feet and ankles and denounces ribbing from New York and other rivals of the Windy City.
The notice describes a long period of nervous prostration lasting over three years and endorses Anti-Pain Pills as necessary. It cites Wake J. Loughran of Philadelphia seeking relief from headaches, dizziness, and mental distress, attributing many conditions to nerve weakness and digestive upset.
An advertisement from Miles Medical Co of Eikhart Indiana markets Nervine as a restorative remedy for “decorated nerves” and nerve cells, claiming it soothes nerves and reassures druggists. The ad promises refunds if the product fails to deliver.
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