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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
3
An old time advertorial urges preventive care for colds and pneumonia, selling Munyon's Cold Cure for 25 cents. It claims rapid cold break up and nasal relief, plus a money back guarantee and free medical advice from Prof. Minnyon at 53d and Jefferson, Philadelphia.
Roumania has 6,000,000 inhabitants with 30,000 blind. Fresh supply Mrs Austins Famous Par take Flour at your grocers. You cannot be sued for nonpayment of a debt of gratitude. Dr Pierce's Pellets are sugar coated and easy to take, said to regulate stomach, liver and bowels and relieve constipation.
A humorous dialogue in a grocery store has a customer asking about egg freshness and the clerk replying with a playful claim that he laid the eggs himself twenty minutes earlier.
A Manchester doctor links chronic cat coughs to diphtheritic throat infections spreading in the area. He warns cat owners to avoid hugging coughing cats and, if the cough persists and the cat grows thin, to consider euthanizing the animal for public safety.
A playful exchange between two chambermaids unfolds around a slipped pillow and a corn cob joke, capturing a lighthearted domestic moment from a historical page.
In the United States over 9 000 000 savers hold more than 4 000 000 000 in deposits with 300 000 new depositors in the past year. Average account about 445 dollars, 25 higher than last year. Total savings near 6 000 000 000, with more than 15 000 000 accounts. By contrast Germany has 19 000 000 accounts totaling about 3 400 000 000, and the United Kingdom about 1 050 000 000 across 13 000 000 accounts. Austria Hungary 1 600 000 000. Italy 700 000 000. Japan shows many accounts but small deposits.
Berniza Baherion an Armenian girl tells of fleeing a Constantinople harem six years ago disguised as a missionary’s servant to seek safety in America. She plans to return to Turkey as an American citizen, an ordained minister in a Christian faith, and a trained nurse after study in London and Nebraska.
The White House announces a season of official functions including a January 10 diplomat reception and January 17 diplomat dinner followed by a January 24 judiciary reception and a January 31 Supreme Court dinner. Justice Hughes attends as guest of honor for the first time. February 7 hosts congressional circles reception, February 21 state functions close with army and navy reception in full dress.
Dr. R Harvey W Wiley chief chemist argues it is better for a few to die in football baseball or swimming than to coddle youths. He says dangerous sports educate youths to be bold resourceful and prepared for life's great problems and to build a sturdy nation despite risks. He rejects restricting sports arguing outdoor games are vital for children.
Returns from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta indicate excellent grain yields amid ongoing settlement. A Marque’s wheat sample at St Louis yielded 63 bushels per acre, with potential profits of about 37 dollars per acre after costs. Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba report rising farming activity and strong climate for new land sales.
The 1908 census of the Russian empire reports a population of 160,600,000, an increase of five million this year. The czar's subjects rise by about 2,500,000 annually despite wars epidemics and internal disturbances.
A 74 year old woman credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with ending years of head itching and hair loss from eczema. Her feet also healed after using the products during cold seasons. The testimonial from Ellsworth Dunham of Hiram Maine, Sept 30, 1909, ends with a moral about admitting fault.
An advertisement notes Mrs Austin’s Buckwheat White cereal available at every grocer. A playful line praises a girl in silk stockings who keeps her skirt from getting muddy.
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