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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
10
Residents across Lenigan Huntersville and nearby towns visited friends and relatives this weekend. Names include Dickfors Bosse Meyer Marticke Schone and Schone families among others. A classroom joke asked for a liquid that doesn’t freeze with hot water offered as a punchline.
Local grocer announces on time delivery of fresh groceries to all city districts with options for daily service and extended hours.
A town visitor at the country lake appeared in a bathing suit and a youngster on the shore teased Miss Annie about not wearing a long dress yet.
To Tighten a Cane Seat. When the cane seat of a chair sags it may be tightened and made to look as good as new by scrubbing it with hot water and soap until the cane is wet thoroughly and then drying it in the hot sun. How Flowers Wilt. Flowers wilt because of the collapse of the individual cells of which they are made up. They remain fresh as long as the pressure of fluid within and without the cells stays uniform. Silver. Whenever silver has become scratched make it smooth by rubbing it well with a piece of chamois leather that has been rolled into a tight ball and dipped in sweet oil.
A reflective line from Minot J. Savage asserts that current choices mold the future and determine the quality of the next life, urging mindful living.
Maurice Maeterlinck contemplates the mystery of life and the transition to death, urging readers to exhaust the enigma of existence before embracing the unknown beyond. His meditation appears in Century Magazine as a philosophical meditation on mortality and meaning.
A Judge notes that most people value advice only after gaining personal experience. The remark reflects practical wisdom about learning from life events rather than theory alone.
A brief note extols American readership and support for newspapers, comparing U S involvement to that of England France and Germany combined and urging continued engagement with print media.
A humorous piece contrasts a mistletoe moment with the historic role of the Lord of Misrule. It explains the old Christmas ceremony where the master of revels proclaimed equality, softened hierarchies, and urged revelers to act as children during the festival season.
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