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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
7
The fragment discusses dairy farming practices in the United States, seed sowing methods, and the issue of milk prices. It notes concerns about feed, fodder quality, and the need for pasteurization under official control. It mentions inspector roles, police power, and public health measures related to milk supply.
A mother describes a six month battle with severe eczema on her child’s face and head. After extensive medical treatment failed, she used a home remedy called Corfeura Quinine, reporting the sores subsided and the child’s face cleared within weeks.
In a New York will dispute, renowned lawyer James T. Brads delivered a moving oration for his client a beautiful young woman whose glances held the jury. The crowd noted her sorrowful, tearful gaze and Brads spoke of beauty and fate in a touching closing that moved spectators.
A reader recounts indigestion from heavy meals and praises Grape Nuts cereal as a remedy. The letter, attributed to a Y. young woman, portrays GrapeeNuts as effective when other medicines failed. It ends with the slogan There’s a Reason and promotion for Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
The Architects and Builders Journal cautions against many damp preventers on the market as they block wall ventilation and may fail. It notes a cheaper method using forescored boards and coverings to create a smooth wall surface while allowing moisture to escape.
The readable text describes a partial scene involving a state agent and a sequence of unclear actions. Names and concrete details are obscured by garbled OCR, with scattered phrases about persons and objects and a final reference to a poster.
A collage of ad copy and fragmentary anecdotes runs through a Philadelphia Inquirer page, with references to puacards, a Calverh cure, and Halls Family Pills. It also mentions school discipline, a Strand Magazine piece on tournaments, and casual jokes about politicians and dentists, all in brief reader notices and product pitches.
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