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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
3
The text argues that minor parties will organize the next National House of Representatives and that a three hundred million deficit proves the country has gone Democratic, describing it as the heavy hand of Democratic deficiency resting on future generations.
President Wilson and the Imperial Government are exchanging peace notes so rapidly that other governments cannot insert their opinions between them. The pace suggests intensive diplomacy as World War I efforts continue.
The piece decries President Wilson for another misjudged international probe and alleges it aimed to force a unified war aim. It notes German, English, and French papers condemn the move while Wall Street reacts with a sharp stock drop followed by partial recovery. It mentions a House investigation proposal and claims Tom Lawson profited from department briefings.
A local advertisement urges treating the cough as a danger signal like a fire bell and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the cure. Mrs Beeching of Andrews Indiana reports its effectiveness for her husband who frequently catches colds and coughs in winter. The ad states the medicine is obtainable everywhere.
The guide showcases diverse recipes using cold cooked potatoes such as Lyonnasse Potatoes Potatoes and Cabbage Cakes with butter onions and parsley. It covers potato cakes potato and rice cakes egg au gratin and cheese flavored potato balls with methods for frying boiling baking and broiling.
A historical note describes Mexico City street naming following an old Spanish custom. The layout stays regular while the official street name often shifts from block to block, reflecting local tradition.
The text notes that officers once bought rank in the British Army until the purchase system was ended by the Purchase Abolition Act of July 20, 1871. It mentions bribes paid secretly and then contrasts with a question about the sun in U S territories, asserting the sunrise precedes in Porto Rico and ends in the Philippines.
Home Sweet Home Camp No 3810 M W of A Batesville December 12 1916 drafts condolence resolutions for neighbor George Sieghbaum. They request charter draping thirty days minutes bereaved family Batonville papers and publication with committee signatures G W Slidell Henry Wice or Gale Moore Com.
Jim Hathaway and companions sail to an island run by women trainees. Ferguson poses as a cavalry officer to inspect the post but is exposed when the guard drill is staged. The ruse ends with a comic swim to the yacht and an invitation to a post dance.
A Golfers Magazine tale claims American caddies are more independent than English. A Florida boy asks a pro to hold clubs while he kills a snake. a Scotch caddy quips about surrendering to a shot. Disraeli's Life of Beaconsfield notes Eugenie’s charm and naturalness, while Napoleon IIX and Eugenie visit London. Tribune Job Printing.
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