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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
5
A fragment notes Senator Depew's honeymoon on the "flashing brine" and mentions Senators McLaurin and Tillman. It comments on press criticism of judicial decisions after rulings, and references favors to subscribe to newspapers. It also notes Chamberlain's tablets and a government investigation cost.
Cure for heartburn indigestion nervous headaches sour stomach and stomach disorders promises relief from the first dose. Priced at 75 cents and sold by G A Baas. Also a notice authorizes Ripley county postmasters to collect subscriptions for the Tribune and Cincinnati Weekly Gazette at 1.25 dollars a year, cash in advance, with funds sent to the publishers.
Advertisement asserts the remedy cures stomach ailments and benefits users. It names F L Shinkle and G A Baas as seller. The message urges fair trials and notes thousands have been helped.
Judge William E. Chandler chairing the Spanish Claims Commission announces over 60 million dollars in claims prosecuted by more than 127 attorneys. He appeals to Congress for additional legal assistance to handle the volume.
Health advertisement claims a torpid liver and irregular bowels cause impure blood and eruptions. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are praised as safe pills that stimulate the liver and regulate bowels without gripping. G. Baas markets the remedy as world famous.
Dr. Geo W Marshall of the Addicks faction in Delaware asserts they know the game of politics and will play it for all it is worth. The statement follows a mention of the Marx tragedy and Kuklux lynching expeditions.
Senator Heitfield announces his withdrawal from the Populist party amid questions about the party's origins and future. The move prompts scrutiny of party leadership and regional support, with observers noting shifts in local political alignments.
D S Mitchel of Fulford Maryland reports illness and bed sores improved after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. He claims it cured him and calls it the best salve on the market. Warns against counterfeit products and touts its use for piles, barns, and sores.
President Roosevelt shows a predatory aim against political spokesmen as he pursues rivals. The report names Kansas figure Cy Leland as the latest addition to the presidential game bag.
Boer prisoners in Bermuda will be allowed to receive contributions for their personal comfort. People may forward them a Christmas box as a form of support despite limited aid elsewhere.
A 1900 letter from St. Jeffersonville Indiana praises a dyspepsia remedy after a stomach trouble cure in Muncie. The writer mentions a druggist M Fr Doherty and signer W S Daugherty. The piece also critiques paperback novel circulation under postal laws and laments changes.
Mrs. J. B. Aunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire stomach illness and yellow jaundice as gall stones worsened. A doctor warned only an operation could save her, then used Electric Bitters which cured her stomach liver and kidney ailments and restored appetite. Sold by G. A. Baas Batesville for 50 cents with guarantee.
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a painless at home remedy to cure drunkenness without nerve weakening. It claims disease status, guarantees results, and offers the cure for one dollar with full directions and physician advice. Also notes a Tribune office promotion and subscription offer.
Hayfield Tennessee resident 4 C Crestenson credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with ending three years of dyspepsia and inability to keep food down. After bed confinement doctors doubted survival, but early use brought improvement and full recovery.
The President acts to enforce civil service law by prohibiting payment of salaries to officers appointed contrary to regulatory rules. The move targets disputes over appointments and aims to strengthen compliance within the civil service.
Instructions suggest soaking the corn in warm water then pare it down and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily rubbing five minutes. A corn plaster is worn for a few days to protect the shoe. Pain Balm is pitched as a general liniment for sprains and bruises and sold by G A Baas Batesville Bigney Co Sanman.
The Cincinnati Gazette ad promotes a two newspaper deal. New subscribers pay 1.35 for a year of the Tribune and receive the Gazette for a year, with 1.25 prepaid. Subscriptions start January 1 1902, can be sent to different addresses, and readers are urged to recruit more subscribers.
President Roosevelt received a call from Phya Akara Gradahara the newly appointed Siamese Minister. Roosevelt and Senator Lodge are satisfied with the Hay Pauncefote treaty and there is little ground for doubt about its ratification.
Rev James W Kirkman of Belle River Illinois credits One Minute Cough Cure with curing years of bronchial trouble and recommends it to others. The product promises immediate relief for coughs coughs and lung ailments and is described as safe pleasant and popular with children. The piece also notes Southern business leaders questioning the Democratic party and mentions President McKinley’s view on southern representation.
Dr Mary R Melendy recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children and adults with colds coughs and bronchial afflictions calling it non narcotic and safe for all ages. Sold by G A Baas Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
JOAN H GOYERT applies to Ripley county Indiana commissioners for license to sell spiritous vinious and malt liquors in less than a quart at a time for one year. premises in a one and a half story frame building in Section 15 Town 10 Range 1 Laughery township Ripley county.
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