Public sentiment on railroads and Congress in 1918 Batesville piece
The Batesville Tribune editors blast government control of railroads and President Wilson. They criticize the Senate and House for surrendering independence to the White House, praising a return to American patriotism and legislative autonomy.
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United States Congress
Congress
United States
Wilson
House
Senate
Bourh
White House
Versailles
Congress of
League of Nations debated as threat to Monroe Doctrine
The article argues against joining a league of nations, warning it would threaten American sovereignty and prosperity, undermine the Monroe Doctrine, and risk unequal representation and control by larger powers. It questions voting bases and potential domination by Great Britain Russia China and the United States in a global body.
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League of Nations
United States
Washington
America
Euexico
Orient
Europe
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
China
Germany
France
League
Mexico
Ice Harvest in Camb Massachusetts Stored on Mountain Sums
Oldtime refrigeration notes describe ice collected from a small Camb lake and transported from distant mountains. Workers stored it for storage with straw and coverings to keep it insulated during old methods.
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Camb
Massachusetts
Aiolent
Rome
Oiling the Wheels of Courtesy in Daily Life
The piece urges daily use of courtesy as a social lubricant to avoid rudeness. It argues politeness keeps pace with modern life, notes individuals judge fashion, and suggests reviving old-fashioned manners to please both elders and peers.
Curing Spice in Spice Islands Cloves
Cloves are cured by smoking over a wood fire to deepen color then dried in the sun. Sometimes buds are scalded before drying. On bright sunny days artificial heat may be avoided and all drying done sunward. The crop loses about 60 percent in drying.
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Spice Islands
Big Four Time Table East and West Bound Services
Train schedule excerpt lists east bound No. 36 16 14 1 15 27 33 29 and west bound times, with several unreadable segments. It notes morning and evening departures around 9:25 am 4:57 pm 5:43 pm and evening 9:12 pm, plus a Sunday 9:08 am service.
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Batesville Tribune
Donald McCallum
Batesville
Indiana
Batesville, Ind
Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Department of Labor
Herbert Hencke
Indianapolis
Michael Renz, Sr
Cincinnati
George Volk
John Stahley
Penntown
Greensburg
Ethel Schultz
Ie Russell Henry
Langendorff
Chicago
Lawrence Hanson
Mrs. W. F. Hanson
Norma Wilker
Berea, O
John Wilker
Grace Timmerman
Middletown
Ohio
E. C. Timmerman
Rev. C. Held
Cumberland, Ind
Mrs. Held
Martha Held
Bessie Smith
Irene Danner
Louisville, Ky
Rev. Held
Sharon Walsman
S.A.T.C
Ohio Wesleyan College
Delaware
H. J. Walsman
Sharon
Virgil Schultz
Baltimore
Theodore Schultz
Virgil
Batesville Roller Mills
Fred Kreuzman
Clarence Schultz
Morris
Pete Roell
John Eichacker
Wildred Heinlein
Fred Siebert, Sr
Alfred Dieckman
Adeline Huffmeier
William Green
Christ Pohlman
Peru
Ind
Floribert
Jacob Telless
Herman Heidt
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chas. Heidt
John Bierbusse
Herman Stapelkamper
Henry Vonderheide
William Thieman
Napoleon
Millhousen
Geo. C. Taylor
W. F. Hanson
Dusty
J. Miller
Belgium
le Mans
V. A. Ifanson
Red Cross
Kentucky
James L. Fieser
Lake Division
American Red Cross
W. G C. Knowles
Bureau of Camp Service
Department of Military Relief
Cross
Washi
Ba Sap
Shee
M. Baa
Tae Gabe PO
Lahalelalite
Geo. Steinwart
Succes
John Dittus
E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ripley County
Geo. J. Mehlon
Weigel
Undertakers
Coal and Cement
W. F. Krieger
Timmerman & Co
Merry Christmas
Perity
Seal OF Indiana Flour
Pillsbury’s Best
H. F. Buck
U.S
Berster & Company
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