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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
15
A fragmentary column merges quips on social plans with wartime letters and a dental advertisement. It includes a joking remark about attending a beach visit, a funeral reference, indigestive remedies from Wright's Pills, and a skeptic view of informing a family member abroad. The piece ends with a poke at rural attitudes toward France.
A garbled snippet from June suggests a tense exchange about a personal issue. The text references a date near a social event and a child’s distressed remark, with unclear surrounding context.
A garbled report recalls Gibson, former European bank official, advising caution after wartime upheaval. The narrative mentions hospital stays, financial figures, and a discussion about patience and restraint amid postwar adjustments.
Wealthie Lunde a five year old girl dies after a fire started by her own match during a play session at Norwood Street. Two boys tried to save her as flames spread, and Miss Lisette Cabmehtt a guest at the house rushed to help but wealthie died late Monday at Lakeview Hospital after surgery.
The court found in four cases that defendant Tommel must pay $386 in costs. Sehlinger sued Hommel for disturbing the peace and Judge Lants imposed a $5 fine plus costs.
An old advertisement urges quick action at the first backache as a sign of kidney trouble. It touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, claiming they fight infection and relieve symptoms, promising money back if not helping and nationwide availability through reliable druggists.
The readable fragments describe a damaged notice about a settlement or event with references to actions by groups and individuals. The garbled content mentions a vow and working details, unclear dates, names, or places, and ends with an incomprehensible closing.
Vintage ad extols August Flower as a universal remedy for indigestion, flatulence, sour stomach, and headaches. It claims to soothe liver and intestines, aid digestion, and restore vitality during summer when fruit and vegetables tempt appetites.
A garbled passage mentions Louisville Courier and a trial proving merit. It hints at names and places with unclear wording, suggesting a legal or publicity note amid ads. The text remains largely unreadable with partial quotes and invented terms.
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