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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1908

Page

3

Come and See Sign at Dydia Pinkham Plant Prompts Curiosity

A damaged OCR reads a notice advertising a permanent “Come and See” invitation by the Dydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound company sign. The text invites inspection of laboratory methods and business practices, claiming openness and honesty and requesting watchers to verify statements.

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Wealthy Woman Drives Bargain In Riches Tale

A long excerpt portrays Mrs. Walter Sage as the wealthiest woman in America, controlling vast assets across railroads, mining, and securities. It notes her pressuring others for favorable terms, while contrasting her fortune with that of Mrs. Russell Sage and Petty Green, a bankrupt banker. The piece blends social satire with a portrait of high finance and urban life.

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Call of the Soul amid Farm Life Recall and Loss

A Southern newspaper excerpts debate on returning to rural life after financial distress. The piece recalls that peak citizens who thrived in government and industry often rose from farming roots, while recent crises caused suicides and hardship, urging reflection on the nation’s economic shift.

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Early Discoveries On Disease Origins Reported

A Philadelphia Press summary notes a French scientist Roserucatt claims to have found bacteria in vonl A long research effort supports evidence of ancient disease agents. The text discusses how ancient bacteria may have attached to tissues and teeth, contrasting past beliefs with modern findings.

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Mistress of Finance Dominates World Markets

A vivid portrait of Sneha, called the greatest mis of finance, seated atop vast wealth and directing corporate destinies. The piece describes her power, money, and influence as bankers, clerks, and executives bow to her at the mahogany desk.

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Dialogive Snippet with Miss Elder and Miss Peppery

A brief exchange features Miss Elder and Miss Peppery debating a pretend base color. The dialogue reveals a playful banter about gray hair and the notion of simulating aging.

Autograph lore and oddities cited in Denver talk

In Denver W T E Collett of the Colorado Prison Association discusses 50 autograph letters from widows offering to marry his reform convict proteges. He jokes about valuing such autographs and shares a parable of chasing famed signatures. The item then winds through assorted curiosities about autographs, English egg spend, and a brief quip about grocers.

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Sixscore Now DT Notice Observed in Sporting Editor

A clipped, fragmentary note quotes a sports editor and various archaic lines about aging, betting, and blessings. The text references a Psalmist, David, and a shifting world, with odd stylistic asides and misarranged phrases. The fragment offers no clear event or outcome.

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Reward for Catarin Cure and Patent Medicines Ads

A jumble of old drug ads promises a one hundred dollar reward for cures “Catarin” by Ulall's Catareh Cure from Bo Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It touts testimonials, internal use, and sale by all druggists along with eye salves and family cures. The piece ends noting readers should mention the newspaper when writing to advertisers.

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