Political discourse and campaign notices in a midwestern newspaper
The Tribune announces Frank S. Jones of Versailles as a Republican Circuit Judge candidate and invites Indiana Republicans to a Claypool hotel gathering with Fairbanks and other leaders. The editorial questions whether elected officials serve the people or appoint themselves as bosses, contrasting Russia and Japan to argue against oppression and enforced ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Jones
Versailles
Indiana
Assembly of the Claypool
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Congress
United States
Russia
Europe
Japan
Asia
Japanese resolve contrasted with oppressed peoples
The passage asserts that a loyal, intelligent and energetic people can achieve great results, using the Japanese as an example of success. It contrasts this with the failure of ignorant, vicious, unpatriotic and oppressed peoples to accomplish good for themselves or their country.
Seed Time and Health Building in One Message
A farmer-like lesson compares planting timing and soil care to healing the body before illness deepens. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a fast rebuilding aid that nourishes when ordinary foods fail and offers a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Consumption cures and Titian talk at royal dinner
A Harmony Maine man credits Dr King s New Discovery for saving his mother from consumption and promotes the cough remedy with price details. A London royal academy dinner episode features Carlyle and Thackeray debating Titian versus Vitian with Carlyle quipping about knowledge and painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Reid
Harmony
Dr. King
Baas & Schultz's
Royal Academy
London
Titian
Carlyle
Thackeray
Mwian
Vitian
God
Hardon
First Iron Vessels and a Dutch Legend
The piece notes early iron boats built in England and France, detailing Themis Jevous on the Mersey, the Aaron Manby for the Seine, and the Flying Dutchman tale. It adds a moral on rising in the world and an observations on skin thickness from various people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosse
Yorkshire
Themis Jevous
Mersey
Joshuia Dlorton
Birminghan
Liverpool
Horsley Company
Seine
Aaron Manby
France
London
Havre
Paris
London Graphic
Low Winter Rates on Big Four Route to Florida and Cuba
Low tourist fares to Cuba Florida Gulf Coast and Inland Southern resorts plus Texas and California continue through April 30 1906. Tickets are valid for return until June 1 1906 with daily sale from all Big Four Route points. Florida Special Chicago to St Augustine in Pullman sleep cars available weekdays. For details contact Big Four Route agents or the undersigned Warren J. Lynch Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Florida
Gulf Coast
Texas
California
Chicago
St. Augustine
Pullman Palace
Harmless Insights on Skin and Wedlock Peculiarities
A column cites quirks of skin thickness related to hair and eye color, noting blondes have the finest skin. It then lampoons the bridegroom, describing him as often bald or pale with spectacles, stumbling at the altar. A humorous anecdote from the Indiana poet contrasts rejection replies.
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the Tribune
Donald McCaLlum
Pearl Street
New York
Carlyle Corrected
Nobby Clothing Company
Batesville, Indiana
Chicago Journal
Wakrren J. Lynch
Cincinnati
Chicago Record-Herald
Lieber’s
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
Batesville
WM. ST. Clair
Agt
J. W. Henry
Tidiana
Ripley Co
Lo Fra J. Nicholas
Said
John Tekulve
Adams Township
Ira J. Nicholas
Ripley County
John Dittus
E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Kentucky
State of Indiana
Eva Staiger
Wesley J. Schultz
FL Klein
Lovelock P
Board of Commissioners
Ind
Thos.e
Eee
Nicholas Hill
John Bultman
Nicholas Volz
Leling
Riptey
Nicholas Bill
Thos. B. Corbin
Kipley County
Second
Washington Sts
Saurday
William Krieger
Laughery Township
Just
Dufaly
Dugey
J. Vonderheide
George Street
THE
Batesville Bank
A. A. Hackman
A. J. Hassmer
C. L. Johnson
I. M. Greemann
E. ©. Timmerman
J. Lehmkuehler
A.A. Gave
A.J. Hassmer
George H. Goyert
Fred Schrader
Charles Johnson
Aug. L. Greemann
Geo. W. Johanning
LaFranco
Philadelphia
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