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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1920

Page

7

Academy of the Immaculate Conception Ferdinand Indiana

A boarding and day school for girls run by the Sisters of St Benedict. Commissioned by Indiana Board of Education to confer commissioned high school privileges. Special facilities for music and art. Healthful grounds ample buildings. Aims include physical health solid knowledge cultured manners and moral religious training. Particulars from Sister Superior Ferdinand Indiana.

Sisters of St. Benedict Board of Education State of Indiana Academy of the Immaculate Conception Ferdinand

Personal Items From Clark Township Residents

In town on Wednesday were John Arehart, trustee of Clark township, and others including Jesse Kellams of Derby and Everett Gilmore of Eckery. Monday saw John Schreiner repair Albert Horny’s engine in Huntingburg. Mrs. Gust Roth and Mrs. Joseph Schaeffer visited Louisville. Several locals visited Troy or traveled through town, including Miss Gertie Habig of Jasper and Miss Clara Schwinghammer of St. Henry. Ads note cook positions with room and board, two show cases for sale, new hog digester tankage, two registered Duroc sows with pigs, and roofing sold at cost.

Notice of hearing to issue bonds in Ferdinand Township

Notice of hearing to issue bonds or other indebtedness up to thirty thousand dollars for building and improving a free gravel road in Ferdinand Township Dubois County Indiana. Hearing set for November 1 1920 at State House Indianapolis with continuations if objections arise. Objections must be in writing before hearing date to the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners. Bartley’s Big Sale notice appended.

Frank J. Leng Dubois County Indiana State Board of Tax Comissioners Ferdinand Township Henry Kerstien State House Indianapolis Duboin Cox & Hunter Attys

Inside bath for better skin and health claims

The piece argues that a morning hot water and limestone phosphate drink cleanses the digestive tract, removes toxins, and improves skin. It compares digestion to coal ash, asserts internal sanitation is key, and promises clear skin and relief from bilious symptoms within one or two weeks.

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Sage and Sulphur Hair Dye Reclaims Natural Color

Old time remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound restores gray or faded hair to a natural dark shade. A downtown druggist notes its popularity as it darkens evenly and leaves hair glossy without implying medical cures. Apply with a comb or brush, strand by strand for best results.

Wyeth

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Henry Haake Busineda American Press Association Hall Dugg J. Cheney Ferdinand, Indiana P. John Leonard Schipp Henry Hoevels Hoppenjans-Uvoevels Xavier Ballia John Lindauer Maria Fleck T John Leuken Mary Cath. Seng Caroline Kitten John Arehart Clark Township Jesse Kellams of Derby Everett Gilmore Eckery John Schreiner Huntingburg Albert Horny Gust Roth Joseph Schaeffer Louisville John Zarn Andy Voges Troy Gertie Habig Jasper Engelbert Dilger Augusta Mary Miller Fulda Mrs E. E. Metzger Clara Schwinghammer St. Henry George Chase Belgravia Court Ij.v Stimson Ind Reinacker Company G. A. Bolte Reckelhoff Beinacker Company Bartley Bartley's Bartley’s THE Beckmann State Bank Dubois County Telephone Co
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