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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1901

Page

5

Home Gold Cure promises cure for drink habit at home

An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a safe, pleasant remedy to cure drunkenness without publicity or time off work. It claims the treatment neutralizes poison, stops cravings, and can be added to tea or coffee. Priced at one dollar with full directions and physician advice, shipped worldwide. Also a clipped note on Wall Street gamblers as a menace to others.

Epwin B. Giles & Co Market St Philadelphia

Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia and Indigestion

Shinkle's Cure promises relief from heartburn, sour stomach, and headaches caused by stomach disorders with first dose effect. Priced at 75 cents, sold by G A Baas Mason Mitchell Rough Rider and Samoan exhibit collaborator at the World's Fair. The record also notes charges against Commander Tilly were blamed on a vindictive English missionary society seeking protection from competition among missionaries.

G. A. Baas Mason Mitchell Commander Tilly Tilly

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promote Liver Health

An old health notice links poor complexion to torpid liver and irregular bowels and claims DeWitt's Little Early Risers stimulate the liver and bowels to remove impurities. The pills are described as safe and world famous remedies for cleansing the system.

G. Baas

Half Million Idle in Germany and Other Notes

Half a million men idle in Germany may fuel increased emigration. The Industrial Commission faces the difficult servant girl issue. Democrats advised to wait for patronage until Bryan enters the White House. A Montana government site yields a paying gold mine. gold belongs to the government. A St Paul reader praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. French engineer predicts coal mining to fade in ten years amid a shift to liquid fuels led by petroleum. Scientists and inventors focus on this trend.

Montana Sam

Reminder of Remedy Claims and Employee Incentives

The ad proclaims a stomach remedy will benefit and cure most stomach troubles with many testimonials. It lists PF. L. Shinkle and G. A. Baas as sellers. It also contrasts worker motivation based on performance versus job security regardless of method.

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Praised by Patient

Fulford Maryland resident D S Mitchel reports a long illness followed by bed sores. After using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve he was perfectly cured. He calls it the best salve on the market and warns to beware of counterfeits.

D. S. Mitchel Fulford, Md DeWitt

Combined Tribune and Weekly Gazette Offer

The Batesville Tribune and Cincinnati Weekly Gazette announce a joint subscription deal at 1.25 per year for new subscribers or those paying one year in advance. New cash subscribers and prepaying old subscribers receive the Weekly Gazette free for one year. Tribune price remains 1.28 yearly. Now is the time to subscribe.

Cincinnati Weekly Gazette Tribune Weekly Gazette The

Canal Talks and Tariff Shifts Highlight Historic Debate

The Isthmian Canal Commission reports progress as the Hay-Pauncefote treaty is ratified and Senator Morgan reintroduces a canal bill. Roosevelt calls for Cuban reciprocity by moral and national interest, while sugar duties recur as a partisan flashpoint amid Dingley tariff legacy.

Isthmian Canal Commission Mr. Roosevelt Cuba Harrison McKinley

Dyspepsia Cure Report From Indiana Reader

Jeffersonville Indiana April 9 1900 Mr Shinkle Muncie Ind. I was afflicted with stomach trouble and tried your dyspepsia cure on the suggestion of my druggist M F B Doherty and was completely cured W S Daugherty. If Mrs Jenkins of Oklahoma defends her husband’s reputation in Washington Roosevelt may show a sudden passion for ducks as he did after the Boer preacher reference.

Jeffersonville Ind Mr. Shinkle Muncie M. FB. Doherty W.S. Daugherty G. A. Baas Jenkins Oklahoma Washington Mr. Roosevelt

Saved His Life By Using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure

H C Prestenson of Havyfield Jenn says he suffered three years with dyspepsia losing all appetite and being bedridden. After reading an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure he started using it and improved from the first dose. He is now cured and recommends the remedy. Digestive aid and stomach relief are claimed. G A Baas.

H.C. Prestenson Havyfield Jenn Peal Medicine CO Cleveland G. A. Baas Batesville Bud

Trustee's Notice for Laughery Township Business Day

Trustee Michael Benz announces weekly business days at Benz Bros. office in Batesville every Saturday for residents and parties to call on township matters.

Benz Bros Batesville Michael Benz Laughery Tp

An Evangelist’s Story Endorses One Minute Cough Cure

Rev. James W. Kirkman of Belle River Illinois recounts long bronchial illness until using One Minute Cough Cure. He recommends it to other sufferers citing immediate relief for coughs, colds, and lung troubles. The remedy is described as safe, pleasant, and child friendly. G A Baas.

James W. Kirkman Belle River G. A. Baas

Repeal and Poisons Amid Holiday Cigar Glee

A Tennessee newspaper links anarchy to social decay and notes Congress repealed a Navy prize money law. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to relieve constipation and related ailments, selling for 25 cents at Baas’ drug store during a season of frugal gifts.

Tennessee Navy Dr. King Baas’ Drug Store

Dead Letter List Names Missing Before 1901 Deadline

Dead Letter List notes letters addressed to Mrs T J Bryant D G Fowler L A Gardner Jacob Henry LeRoy Comedy Co Mary T Neese Lena Schrinck Mrs Hannah Skinner D McCallum P M must be called for by December 31 1901 or forwarded to Washington Dead Letter Office.

Washington, D.C T. J. Bryant D. G. Fowler L. A. Gardner Jacob Henry LeRoy Comedy Co Mary T. Neese Lena Schrinck Hannah Skinner D. McCaLllum P. M

Get Rid of a Troublesome Gorn Pain Balm Relief

Instructions advise soaking the gorn in warm water to soften then paring it, applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily with five minutes of rubbing, and wearing a corn plaster for protection. The Balm is praised as a general liniment for sprains and bruises and sold by local merchants. The passage also notes a public discussion on trusts, praising transparency in uncovering corporate evils and intelligent correction.

Chamberlain G. A. Baas Bavesville, Bigney & Co Sunman

Cough Remedy Praised for Children and All Ages

Doctor endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for obstinate coughs from infancy to adulthood. Describes it as non narcotic safe for all, a universal panacea, with Mrs Marvik Merendy M D Chicago Illinois recommending it. Available locally from G. A. Baas Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.

Chamberlain Marvik Merendy M.D H. D Chicago G. A. Baas Batesville Bigney & Co Sunmian

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wall Street Shinkle Health and Beauty Germany Industrial Commission Representative Burleson Mr. Bryan White House H. T. McIntyre St. Paul Minon Sdatesville Gigney & Co PF. L. Shinkle Batesville Tribune Peninsular Peninsular Steel Ranges Claus Shears Meadquarters. OR Onnristmas Foley J. W. Henry Batesville, Ind Portland Koeplie Bros Fifteenth St Cincinnati, O Oldenburg, Ind Jos Luesse’s Grain and Feed Lieber’ S Apolis Brewing John Pfalsgraff Agt Gers Siggers Repaiers Alisfaci John Vonderheide Indiana Dr. Peal G.A. Baas
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