Notice of Public Sale in Batesville Estate Auction
Public notice from Batesville Indiana dated December 7 1922 announces a two part sale of the estate of John Frederick Stiegelmeyer. Items include household furniture and personal property to be auctioned at his Mulberry Street residence at 1 PM with specific payment terms. real estate in Batesville to be offered with staged payments and first mortgage security.
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John Frederick Stiegelmeyer
Mulberry Street
Batesville
County of
Ripley
Indiana
State of
Satesville
George Schultz
City of
John Macke
Batesville Bank
C. Timmermann
Mer
Trust Dept
A. B. Wycoff
Money Talks And Teeth In Legislation In A World Of Rubles And Marks
A collection of witty observations on politics and economics notes that the rouble and the mark falter, Minnesota sends a dentist to the Senate, and elections favor candidates facing incumbents. It quips about Wrigley for mayor, Turkey’s abdication, and oddities in science and travel.
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Minnesota
Senate
Debs Denounces War Indictment as Soviet Era Gain
Debs claims sovietism as the war's sole positive outcome, delivering a harsh critique of the conflict and labeling it the most crushing indictment heard.
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Eugene Debs
Nations curb war debt after conflict ends
The speaker notes European countries show restraint by not incurring more debt as they seek relief from existing war debts, expressing mixed gratitude for their moderation.
Caves of Tunisia and Tripoli Bedrock Dwellings Feature Warmth
In the Sahara regions of Tunisia and Tripolitania cave dwellings carved from soft rock form simple rock shelters and expanded apartments over generations. Another type digs a large courtyard in flat limestone with diagonal passages to the surface for camel access. The caves stay consistently temperate, harden on exposure, and offer healthful comfort.
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Sahara
Slips of the Tongue in an Old Church Seating Mixup
A Philadelphia Ledger item recalls a scene at church where a man claims another in his seat. A dining party later jokes about the soup being seasoned too heavily, with a guest quipping that its flavor is "Susaned" to his taste in a playful mispronunciation.
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Smith
One Hand Stunt Increases Auto Accident Alarm
Ned confirms Tom fell from an embankment after an auto accident. Ted recalls the incident involved dangerous curves and someone holding It during the stunt.
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Ted
Tom
Ned
New York Sun
Shingle Dip Composition in Timber Preservation
The text notes a dip used for shingles and timber protection with a specific gravity around 1.07. It describes this solution as the sine of that fraction used to preserve tes, bridge timbers, and wood paving blocks.
Thought for the Day on counterfeit work ethics
The item notes that men who produce counterfeit work will not accept counterfeit money for their effort. It frames honesty in labor and the refusal of fake currency as a guiding principle.
Mrs Laura Hoyt Praises Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York says she has frequently used Chamberlain's Tablets over three years and finds them splendid for headache and bilious attacks. She offers to speak a word in praise of them whenever asked.
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Chamberlain
Laura M. Hoyt
Rockport, N.Y
Weber and Fields return to Shubert vaudeville in revue
Weber and Fields, famed vaudeville duo, reunite for a one week engagement at the Shubert Theatre starting Sunday December 10. They headline a revue "Re united" built on their Music Hall era and will present a nightly short vaudeville act with a top supporting company led by Lynn Cantor.
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Weber and Fields
Joe Weber
Lew Fields
Robson
Crane
Montgomery and Stone
Sothern
Marlowe
Williams
Walker
Fulton
Rock
Booth
Barrett
Shubert
Shubert Theatre
Weber and
Fields
29Th Street
Broadway
New York
Variety
Bowery
Weber
Lynn Cantor
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Tops Mother's Choice
The soothing properties and pleasant taste of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy make it a favorite with families for colds croup and whooping cough. It provides quick relief without opium or harmful drugs and is highly valued by mothers of young children.
Making Paste for Wallpaper Instructions
A year of tent adds a heap ing otubles penitulo of sugar then cold water to form a smooth paste. Acy boiling water and heat until thick and clear. Cook a few minutes if needed. Paper should not crack or come loose when glue is in the paste.
Witty Doorway Rule Gets Hard to Enter
A busy literary man posted a notice on his door stating No admission except on business and No business transacted here. The back door added a contrary plea Do not enter without knocking and I lease does not knock, creating a humorous standoff over entry etiquette.
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Ilease
Floating Fortune in Hawaii Ambergris Find
A Hawaii lighthouse keeper retrieved 80 pounds of ambergris from the sea. The rare substance is valued at about $50,000 and could fetch high prices among perfumers and traders.Authorities documented the find and preserved the sample for potential evaluation.
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Hawaii
Peer Pardoned by Court After Civil Arrest Mistake
A historic case from England records a bailiff who mistakenly arrested a peer as a commoner and was ordered by the court to apologize. The court noted the error and pardoned the peer for the civil debt arrest.
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England
Public School Notes and Local Events
Frank Thiel visited us, 1922 23 Young People Reading Circle books arrived, report cards issued, and attendance steady with 98.5 99.1 percent. Abby San of Old Japan comes to Gibson Theater with fifty cent adult and thirty five cent children tickets. Teachers Institute set for December 9 at the High School. Domestic Science class received dried peaches and figs from Blue Ribbon Company. ELVA SIEBERT.
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Galler Webber
Paradise
Frank Thiel
Abby San
Old Japan
Gibson Theater
E. B. Schultz
Abbu San
Old
Japan
Teachers’ Institute
Taylor
Terry
Miss Nickel
North Vernon
Sunman
Blue Ribbon Company
Elva Siebert
After-Dinner Liquors in Scotland and England
The custom of drinking liquors after dinner was common in Scotland before it spread to England. It was served in small glasses and enjoyed by both ladies and men, with cherry brandy and lemon brandy among the drinks.
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Scotland
England
Such Is Fame
A famous bishop waits for a train in a quiet village. A stranger eyes him and asks if he has seen his picture in the paper. The bishop nods and replies with dry humor that he likely was cured of something, prompting a brief exchange about recognition.
Burglary-Defying Door Jock Requires Two Keys
A new door system demands two separate keys to operate. The owner must understand proper use to ensure the security mechanism functions as intended.
Mars Is Noted For Vast Expanses Of Surface Area
A reader notes the planet Mars has a vast surface area, estimating about 55 million square miles. The remark highlights the scale of Mars compared to Earth.
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Mars
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Batesville Tribune
Donald McCallum
Batesville, Ind
THE
American Press Association
Turkey
Wm. Wrigley
Chicago
New York City
Europe
First National Bank
Public
Royal
Lowney’s
Liggett’s
Rexall
Johnson’s and
Sonora Phonograph
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