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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
3
The American Red Cross explains Rural Service supports towns under 8 000 population with public health instruction education and recreation. It notes 3 600 chapters include rural areas and describes programs from home nursing libraries and first aid to restrooms playgrounds and community events led by rural workers.
American junior volunteers fund and run relief across Europe and Asia. They create orphan homes in France and Belgium, set up colonies in Belgium Montenegro and Albania, and send hundreds of children to schools and colleges abroad. They feed thousands in Belgian canteens and have raised nearly a million dollars while expanding in China to combat blindness and cholera.
A young pianist, abroad on a four year art course funded by wealthy friends, returns to a joyful yet anxious welcome. His mother, thinking he has thrived financially, sobs when she learns he could not even afford haly cuts, revealing the cost of his sacrifice.
Ferdinand township trustee of Dubois county announces daily attendance for township business at his home. Citizens with matters to transact are asked to present them at his residence.
Mentho Sulphur cream soothes irritated skin and eases eczema roughness. A skin specialist notes rapid itching relief within use, with visible clearing after a few applications. Mentho Sulphur is touted as a strong skin remedy for parasites and eruptions. A small jar is available at drug stores. Get your Fertilizer at the Farmers Mill & Elevator.
A period piece ad urges readers to drink hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily inside bath prevents indigestion bilious attacks and nervous days, touting a quarter pound dose as a cheap effective demonstration.
Anton Troxler and his son from St Anthony were in town Monday. Keep Kool by eating Daunhauer's ice cream all flavors. Fresh drugs available at Ferdinand Drug Store by Dr. G A McLane.
Indianapolis reports Governor Cox accuses the Republican national committee of raising a 15 million dollar slush fund to influence the presidency. Party leaders such as Will Hays and Harry New respond with evasive denials or tempered remarks while Wasmuth acknowledges funds for campaign expenses. The feud centers on Indianapolis Mayoral activity and state machine politics linked to Jewett and McCray.
Indianapolis veteran Captain D. D. Negley, Civil War participant and father of Indiana Senate Republican leader Harry E. Negley, will vote the Democratic ticket this fall. He cites war memories and a desire for peace, endorsing Cox Taggart and McCullough and criticizing party corruption and the senatorial cabal.
A pamphlet promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush clogged kidneys and ease back pain. It claims four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days will restore kidney activity and neutralize urine acidity to prevent bladder disorders, noting its harmless, inexpensive effervescent lemon and lithia drink quality. A local druggist is cited endorsing early treatment.
An ad asserts that uric acid causes kidney and bladder irritation leading to nocturnal urination and burning. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy made from grape and lemon acids with lithia to neutralize urine acids and relieve urinary problems quickly.
An old advertisement promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair and restore natural color. It claims the product softens and thickens hair, making users look younger, with daily application using a sponge or brush. The disclaimer notes it is not a disease cure.
Train schedules show east and west arrivals and connections with trains 9 12 and 18 at Huntingburg and Louisville. Agent N A Jochem notes service details for Johnaburg Indiana including local points and connections to Louisville.
A dealer advertises a large new stock of drugs labeled as fresh. The notice invites interested buyers to call Modern, operated by W. A. Wollenmann, the proprietor, for details and purchases.
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