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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
3
The item indicates second class matter status for Ferdinand Indiana with a May 24 1906 postmark under the 1879 act. The record identifies a local postal filing and paper publication designation in Indiana.
An old style hair dye touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple home remedy to darken gray hair. The ad claims natural color, gloss, and youthfulness after one or two applications while noting it is cosmetic, not medicinal.
Ex president William Howard Taft writes on the League of Nations arguing its purpose to prevent war, promote consultation, and build international law. He defends Article X, calls for limited armaments, and outlines penalties for aggressors while stressing U S involvement by Senate decision and public opinion.
The council requires unanimous consent of its members and a US representative will safeguard American interests. Critics say the League favors major powers, but supporters argue all nations gain including small states. The international court offers a channel to resolve long standing grievances. The Covenant protects the Monroe Doctrine and enshrines its principles globally.
Dr Anna Howard Shaw celebrates women's sacrifices in World War I, noting seven million one hundred thousand dead soldiers and millions of women who nursed as nurses, worked behind the lines, and suffered huge losses across Armenia, Belgium, Romania, Russia, and beyond while urging understanding of a League of Nations.
A plea to women and mothers to form a league for world peace, arguing mothers suffer most from war and must seek a future where women can hope for their children. The speaker urges both women and men to find a path away from death and violence, restoring the dream of civilization.
A self help health note urges drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises elimination of toxins and renewed vigor and even offers testing of clover seed samples by Weyer & Pleck.
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