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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
9
A collage of ads tout Skinner's Macaroni and Spaghetti claiming nutrition and economy for mothers, plus humorous vignettes about engagements, cigars, and a small joke from a butcher. Also notes pension funds in 15 cities and a brief exchange with a shop girl.
The cheerful feeling after a hot drink hints at a growing shift away from coffee. More people turn to a savory hot beverage, seeking deeper warmth and satisfaction from a different warm comfort.
A ten day trial of this warm drink eases nervousness and sleeplessness and has helped many find health and comfort. The Postum drinker will tell you it is well worth trying.
Indiana farmers' congress will meet January 3 and 4 in Indianapolis to push creation of a nonpolitical state department of agriculture. The group calls for a state highway commission and uniform road and ditch laws, with Purdue University kept out of political contention. The plan envisions a department advising on appropriations and agricultural development and coordinating with the state board of agriculture at fairs.
Greencastle-Arthur Stone, a North Madison township landowner, drilled into a hillside and found a fine three foot vein of black coal. He has extracted multiple tons in the last week, confirming a good coal grade on his property.
Indianapolis Governor Ralstomhee announces the four year appointment of Strenge N Cragun of Lebanon to the state board of tax commissioners, succeeding William H Mast. Cragun, a Republican and former Lebanon Patriot editor, is a banker and former school official. Other members James A Houck and T D Scales are Democrats. ex officio members include the incoming Republican secretary of state and auditor.
Aleen and Hart confront feelings on a Pullman trip as Clark Latshaw arrives in New York. A crying baby and Hart’s awkward mercy reveal deeper affection, ending with Aleen admitting love and Hart promising to be there.
Gary mayor R O Johnson pledges enforcement of state laws to the limit and hints at a Sunday closing push for 150 saloons as part of a broad cleanup plan.
Hoosier notes report two inmates from the Michiana City prison honor farm near New Carlisle escaped with a third man starting out but returning. The facility has no guards on site.
Eminent physicians link rheumatism to uric acid buildup and joints pain. Dr Pierce at Buffalo's Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute claims Anuric, a native remedy, drives out uric acid to reduce inflammation. Sufferers are urged to buy Anuric at drug stores or send 10c for a trial package.
Mrs Ella A. Garrison of Route 4-Adv reports medicine Anuric greatly eased nighttime awakenings and brick dust in urine. She notes substantial daily improvement and gratitude to Dr. Pierce, hoping the letter helps others with similar suffering.
Physicians warn kidneys need attention as they filter poisons from blood and support other organs. Dear reader urged to test Dr Kilmer’s Root with a sample offer and druggist sales, citing supposed remarkable bladder and kidney benefits.
A collection of short ads and notes mentions Cuticura skin care oleomels, Red Cross Ball Blue laundry, Teething Powders for children, and a census fact about Argentina’s population of nearly 8 million, highlighting consumer goods claims and a historical population figure.
An advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a National Remedy from Holland for meat related health worries. It claims benefits for liver kidney and bladder issues and urges readers to look for the GOLD medal brand and purchase three capsules for one dollar with a money back guarantee.
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