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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

9

American Red Cross Rural Service aids small towns nationwide

Rural communities under eight thousand gain from Red Cross public health and welfare work. Rural Service promotes health education, recreation, libraries, home nursing courses, first aid, and community organization to raise standards and unite local groups. It helps existing agencies and leads only when needed.

American Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Rural Service Rural Service United Action

Junior Red Cross Active in Europe

Youth volunteers of the Junior Red Cross fund and staff aid across Europe. They run orphans homes in France and school colonies in Belgium and Montenegro, support Albanian day schools, and send Cypriot and Montenegrin youths to American colleges in Constantinople and Beirut. They feed Belgian children, educate Syrians, and fund war relief, with donations nearing a million dollars. They also assist in Italy, France, and China by promoting education and fighting disease.

Red Cross United States Europe France Belgium Montenegro Albania Constantinople Beirut Italy China Junior Red Cross

Mother Sees Truth As Pianist Returns Home

A young pianist, educated abroad by wealthy friends and recently back from years of study and a concert tour, returns to his hometown. His mother, rushing to greet him, sobs and questions the disparity between rumored wealth and his apparent hardship, exclaiming over her son’s struggles.

Henry

Mentho Sulphur Cream Claims Fast Eczema Cure

A skin cream Mentho Sulphur is advertised as soothing irritated skin and clearing eczema quickly. The ad cites a noted skin specialist saying itching stops immediately and eczema clears after two or three applications. It notes the product destroys parasites causing burning and recommends buying at drug stores and Farmers Mill & Elevator for fertilizer.

Morning hot water cleanse advertised by local drugstore

A wellness pitch urges drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily habit prevents indigestible waste buildup and related ailments, promoting healthier skin and vitality with minimal cost.

Cox Exposes Hoosier Leaders Slush Fund Controversy

Indiana report details Governor Cox charging a 15 million dollar slush fund raised by the Republican National Committee to influence the presidency. Party leaders including Will Hays Senator Harry New and E M Wansmuth struggle to deny or address the allegations while internal factions and local Jewett McCray machines face scrutiny over campaign financing and alliances.

Indianapolis Ind Cox Republican National Committee Pittsburg Will H. Hays Harry New New E. M. Wansmuth National Committee

Aged Republican to vote for Cox in Indianapolis

Captain D. D. Negley of Indianapolis, a Civil War veteran and father of Senator Harry E. Negley, says he will vote the entire Democratic ticket this fall. He cites the league of nations and Republican corruption, endorsing Cox, Taggart, and McCulloch, and calls for a new Republican organization. He fought at Fort Himan, Fort Donelson, Shiloh, and the Atlanta campaign, and was a prisoner at Andersonville.

Indianapolis Ind D. D. Negley Harry E. Negley Indiana Senate Negley League of Nations James M. Cox Thomas Taggart Carlton B. McCulloch Fort Himan Fort Donelson Shiloh Atlanta Andersonville

Back Pain Relief Through Salts For Kidneys

Patients suffer back ache and kidney region discomfort with headaches and rheumatic twinges. A trusted remedy in many stores promises to stimulate kidney action within a few days using a specific salt made from a famed acid. Local druggists stock Jade Balts for those seeking relief.

Jad Salts and Salts for Bladder Relief

A historical health ad claims Jad Salts and four ounces of radish? Bale from a pharmacist can neutralize urine acid, easing bladder irritation. It promotes nighttime relief and says Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless, and helps kidneys and bladder by using grape and lemon acid with lithia.

Folka I. Pharmacist

Look Younger Hair Formula Promises Gray to Dark Shade

A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair and restore its natural color. It claims the product is ready to use, gives a glossy look, and makes the wearer appear younger, with directions to apply a small strand at a time and repeat as needed.

Mara Wyeth

Modern Drug Line Promoted by Wollenmann Proprietor

A new line of fresh drugs is highlighted by Modern, with W. A. Wollenmann acting as proprietor. Details on products or prices are not provided in the readable text.

Ferdinand Drug Store Modern W. A. Wollenmann

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