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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1913

Page

7

Frontiersman Hamlin May Take Mission Amid Indian Threat

Sergeant Hamlin receives a secret note from Miss Molly McDonald directing him to the hotel parlor during intermission. He recalls the Dodge affair with Mrs. Dupont and LeFevre, while Molly and Major McDonald navigate a society ball where signals hint at a hidden scheme involving Gaskins and others.

McDonald Fort Dodge Molly Brick” Hamlin Fort Ripley Bill’ Moylan Gongales Hamlin LeFevre Gaskins Barrett Miss Molly Indias Mrs. Dupont Connors Miss McDonald Gagereee Cyure Sergeant Hamlin

Full Confession Opens a Night at the Hotel Parlor

A military sergeant forces off gamblers and a sutler's clerk from a card table in a hotel parlor. He warns a burly bearded man outside, promising to enforce orders and protect Miss McDonald from observation. The scene blends tension as the sergeant asserts control and eyes a potential row.

Hamlin Miss McDonald Charlie Fatty Hep

Hamlin's quiet vigil as Reb slips away in fear

In a tense hotel parlor scene Hamlin confronts Reb a nervous killer who flees through a window. Rumors swirl about Mrs Dupont and a private meeting as Hamlin waits in the dim room wondering what light the girl may shed on the affair. TOBG CONTINUED.

Ture Reb Hamlin Mies McDonald Perturi Tobg

Unwarranted Criticisms by Major Cashalton

Major Hubert J Cashalton, ten days in New York, claims authority on city life and notes he saw more beautiful young women there than anywhere else. He adds that after youth the women tend toward plumpness, a pity. He belongs to the Indian army and asserts Orientals prefer women with curves.

Hubert J. Cashalton New York Metropolis Fet

Telling Distance By Sound And Old Colonial Views

A fragmented column discusses measuring lightning distance by sound, with methods counting seconds and using sound travel to estimate miles. It shifts to critique of British colonial views, citing Charles Thomas Stanford on Algeria and a motorized farm visit challenging British prejudices.

Charles Thomas-Stanford Algeria Plain Watch Epeireles Algiers

Mind on Insects Scene of a Family Quarrel

A short dialogue depicts a playful dispute as a girl urges escape while a father jokes about eating an insect. The scene hints at a light, domestic moment with characters reacting to an imagined threat and a nearby father’s mood shifting between whimsy and concern.

His First Thought In Small Type

A humorous exchange about life insurance and kitchen duties. The wife suggests insuring life, the husband jokes about being in the paper in small type, implying a mundane domestic moment with a light punchline.

Long Lost Cinnabar Mine Found Near Mina Nevada

George Keough located the long lost Cinnabar mine about seven miles from Mina after a thirty year search for strayed stock. Ore assays showed high quicksilver. Hawthorne later wandered desert, reaching New Boston, while old prospector’s tale noted two petrified trees near the mound. a shop scene ends with a shopkeeper's inventory joke.

Nevada George Keough Mina Hawthorne New Boston

Grand Old Woman Admired In Mock Introduction

A suffragette in the Colony club smok ing room mocked British manners saying English are heavy handed. She recalled Mrs Pankhurst being introduced as the grand old woman by a Woodstock farmer chairman to a lecture audience.

Colony Club

Fragmented quotes and data mix in stray text

A collection of disjointed lines includes a casual passenger exchange about stretching legs and a puzzled reply about Chicago. It also states the earth’s fertile area as 28,269,200 square miles and offers a cynical remark about cheap people. The fragmentary items suggest a miscellaneous clipping from a historical page.

Missing Diamond Link Sparks New York Laughter

A western millionaire buys diamond cuff links for 250 dollars in New York but loses one link within two days. He searches the hotel top to bottom without success. A week later at a dinner, he laments the missing link, joking that even Darwin spent a lifetime seeking the same thing.

New York Charles Darwin

The Right Soap for Baby's Skin Ad

The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the mothers’ favorite for baby skin and hair. It claims purity, fragrance, and gentle emollients relieve irritations, rashes, itching, and infantile eruptions while improving skin health. It notes economy, worldwide availability, and free samples with a Skin Book offer from Cuticura Dept. L Boston.

Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Kind Nurse Helps Mary and Family Find Warmth

A district nurse sent fuel food and clothing to Marys cheerless home. Days later she found the family warm and happy. The grateful mother blessed her and prayed for divine reward in a warm place after death.

Mary

Leta It Shine Brightens with Reflector Lesson

In a playful exchange Baker-Puffer jokes about hiding his light while Hamilton counters that he does not and instead places it before a reflector to share his brightness openly.

Leta Baker—Puffer Hamilton

Peters Heads Clear Move As Court Affirms Stance

Peters has a clear head after a court affirmation of his stance. The ruling supports his position, reinforcing his resolve and signaling calm leadership despite scrutiny.

Peters

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