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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
7
Adam receives eviction notice and scorns Eve for curiosity in a biblical tableau from the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Eve sobs as the couple debates blame, while packing gourds and tent poles.
A Denver physician scoffs at Lazarus being raised from the dead claiming modern medicine has advanced beyond such miracles. Historian Nev. Herbert Tresc ham smiles and notes advances in medical science preclude miraculous resurrections.
J Fish and Ella M Wish of Mt. Vernon Kentucky describe a three month old daughter’s severe scalp eczema. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for five weeks the scalp healed hair regrew, and the child grew up healthy at sixteen.
The piece promotes a homemade mixture using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Byrup of Sarsanoterilla claimed to cleanse kidneys improve filtration and reduce backache and urinary symptoms. It urges sufferers to prepare or have a druggist mix and notes hospital tests support its efficacy.
The Indiana branch of the National Conservation Association will award $100, $50, and $25 prizes for essays on The Pollution of Streams, The Refertilization of the Soil, or Good Roads. Pupils will study Indiana soils and whether fertility declined in twenty years, with entries due May 1 to James C. Gipe in the Newton Claypool Building.
The Indiana University board delays final payment to English Brothers for the biology building over a dispute on a 25 per day penalty tied to a July 15 completion date. Contractors say the school year began September 20, while trustees claim only partial occupancy by midterm. A meeting for treasurer election preceded no action on the dispute.
The Indiana Keramic association opened its annual Indiapolis exhibit and elected officers for 1911 including President Mrs. J. ONeill and Secretary Mrs. Mary R. Garver. The exhibit runs to December 2 daily from nine to nine except Friday closes at four. no prizes.
A man from East Liverpool claims six boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills cured months of kidney trouble and bloating after doctors gave up, urging readers to remember the brand. The second item shows a scene in a country church where Miss Dymple replaces her hat using the rector's jerky bonnet, prompting a stern remark about modest dress.
Druggists offer Murine Eye Remedy in liquid form at 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00 with soothing effect for red weak weary and watery eyes and granulated lids. Murine Eye Salve sold in aseptic tubes 25¢ and $1.00. Eye books and advice free by mail from Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.
Mrs. O H P Belmont urged two women to unite for suffrage at a Colony Club luncheon in New York. She warned that solidarity is needed to win the vote, noting many women treat the vote like other social questions.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a postponed event and a tense exchange about someone’s intent to take their own life by action. A river reference and swimming tights appear, suggesting a near or attempted incident and its emotional fallout.
Relief for indigestion and stomach distress within five minutes is advertised. Pape's Diapepsin claims to digest all foods, stop fermentation, and ease sour stomach in minutes. The 60 cent bottle is promoted as sufficient for chronic dyspepsia and gastritis.
A Kansas editor cryptically quotes the word beer in his paper saying quotation marks mirror his disbelief in ghosts. The item mocks editorial quirks and local newspaper lore with a snappy quip from the Kansas City Journal.
A reflective vignette contrasts youth and adulthood with shifting preoccupations roses poetry cabbages and money. It hints at personal imbalance as a piano stool becomes a symbol of discord.
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