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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Croxone as a universal remedy for kidney and urinary problems, rheumatism and related pains. It claims deep kidney action, toxin removal, and rapid relief, with a money back guarantee if no results.
An 19th century advertisement claims catarrhal deafness results from Eustachian tube inflammation and cannot be treated by local remedies. It promotes Hall's Catarrhal Cure, a blood-borne treatment promising to restore mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for uncured cases and directions for physicians to call on Toledo Ohio firm F. S. Cheney & Co.
Market notes list wheat at 1.47 cents and 61.50 per ton. Potatoes at 1.50 per bushel. Eggs at 6 cents per dozen. Hens and cattle prices shown with per hundred weights. Timoth y and clover hay priced per ton. Prices for hogs and bullock quality included.
In Junin's Feru district a chamber of commerce is organized with headquarters at Cerro de Pasco. It aims to develop mining and agriculture, collect statistics, disseminate information on laws and improvements, promote schools, share price data, publish a library, and act as arbitration to resolve disputes with final decisions.
Hunters Hunt Dickson and guide Lowell Brown encountered seven deer at Grasse pond and Regis pond. One buck became stuck in mud and, with help from a state forest fire service member, a sapling bridge was laid to free the exhausted animal. The deer recovered and vanished into the woods.
A militiaman prepares to join the Mexican border forces as his wife and two young children bid him farewell. An onlooker in a passing car condemns the man for leaving, but the wife answers firmly that he goes to war by her insistence, and the couple shares a charged moment in the open air.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat reports two young sisters aged about four and seven chased and trapped a butterfly. The older girl broke a feeler, they built a cobhouse to observe it, and a younger girl knocked the house over and killed the butterfly. The elder warned against telling the truth to avoid the bad man.
An official in Washington received a letter from a trout donor that puzzled the bureau of fisheries. The letter described a large order and hinted at further obligation, casting doubt on the authority’s reception of the gift and its impact on trout related work.
A chronicle of President Wilson and rivals Hughes and Taft through August, detailing naval expansion, child labor laws, army and navy appropriations, tariff reform, and railroad strike actions. Leaders debate preparedness, arbitration, and national cohesion as Congress and White House push key bills and commissions.
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