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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
7
Dialogue shows HelenI surprised by marriage to Coupons. Stella clarifies Coupons is not fully paralyzed. his right arm works and he can sign checks.
Rastus and Mandy discuss waking someone at six on a holiday morning. Mandy protests but Rastus insists on the satisfaction of heading back to sleep after rising. The casual banter captures light domestic planning amid a holiday context.
Fred W. Upham, returning Chicago official, says disclosures by life insurance investigations have soured European capitalists on American ventures. He notes European papers largely report insurance scandals, fearing lasting damage to the American financial name. He adds Roosevelt’s notoriety is a global point of curiosity about his private life.
A Rochester chemist touts a remedy from Franklin Palmer Co for kidney relief and uric acid elimination, claiming back pain and irregular kidney secretions improved after using the medicine. Advertisements also promote chestnut crops and various tonics and tonics claims, with multiple product mentions and price points.
A Jonesboro worry over a surge of sudden deaths from heart trouble grips residents. Reports list Bert Nelson 24 and William Lembert 60 as victims on city streets, with other cases including Benjamin Ing Leslie Dye and Mrs Martha Arnold.
Samuel Lynch aged 2 was shot and killed as he attempted to enter Benjamin Rhodes’s home to visit Miss Pannie Gray a niece of Holu rides. Lynch’s call was cut short by a fatal confrontation ending in arrest of Rhodes by Sheriff.
A garbled report describes a waterworks pressure test with unclear results. Fire department chief notes pressures near 400 pounds per square inch while a local official questions the test validity and possible fire loss.
A protest signed by Tadta Nini ees urged rejection of a proposed maniespad heht ius plant. The council and Mayor Bidaman favored proceeding with the plan after a recent city election supported municipal ownership. Remonstrators threaten court action to halt plans.
Chicago man facal differ tz murder near La Crosse remained unsolved as Sheriff Smutzer and John Effert abandon efforts. Brother and Lemont TL sweetheart Miss Mahoney vow to continue until justice, and a murder victim left Chicago in October 1904 with a head wound found near La Crosse. arrests were made and released.
A local crusade in Viebron leads to closure of two salons after protests. Town board orders saloon keepers to stop or face prosecution while women partners urge Pehyanamodel town reforms. West Baden Casino shut for good. Indiansapplis cited. Grover Mason, 19, dies from injuries in a youths game collision between Ridgeville and Russiaville.
Reports rail and industrial deaths near Evansville and Wyansville. Charles Book of Elkhart dies in shaft accident. Silas Tones age ten fatally shot by companion. Frank Cravant killed and George Hyronak fatally injured by coal train near Hatem. Edward Werke age 16, messenger for Western Vaive Telegraph, killed in elevator shaft incident.
A Cleveland Leader clipping notes a testimonial from Rev. G. L. Good praising Dodd’s Kidney Pills for Bright’s disease. The letter describes prior illness, multiple doctors, and rapid relief after beginning the pills, claiming significant weight gain and renewed health.
The bearded lady, widow of two months, returns to the platform trimmed in a Van Dyke style. A museum lecturer notes the unusual appearance as part of the ongoing display while holiday excursion rates are offered on the Nickel Plate Road with tickets on specific December dates 1905 and early January.
A tense streetcar scene unfolds as a woman urges Bobby to give his seat to his father and questions why he would reach for a strap. The exchange highlights family conflict and public decorum aboard transit.
An advertisement touts PAGO OINTMENT promising a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles. It says druggists will refund the money if the product fails to work in 6 to 14 days.
A collage of stray phrases and ad like captions appears. Readers encounter quips about a banker’s daughter romance, a medical claim for Dr Bayer’s Penetrating Oil, agricultural credit, Mrs. Austins Buckwheat praise, and scattered dialogues with mentions of old stars in new guises and a New Orleans Times-Democrat style excerpt.
A testimonial heavy advertisement asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures painful and irregular menstruation. It cites letters from Nellie Holmes of Buffalo and Tillie Sart of Larimore praising relief from cramps, headaches, and monthly pain, urging women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice and write for guidance.
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