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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
6
An Oswego, N.Y. family reports severe infant eczema with yellow sores that receded after using Cauticura, claiming eyesight loss was prevented by timely treatment. The testimonial, dated August, cites costs and rapid improvement, then trails into other product and local ad content.
A letter from a reader extols Postum as a coffee substitute after years of headaches. The author recounts family changes including a mother’s relief and a friend's successful switch to Postum, urging proper preparation and citing the Battle Creek Postum company.
The article argues that claims of imminent financial disaster lack concrete evidence and warns against premature panic. It notes calls for early returns of businesses, the impact on pay and industry, and references to railroads, hides, and shoe factories as barometers, with emphasis on maintaining confidence amid volatile markets. It cites governors and newspapers across states discussing trade conditions and the broader effect on employment and production.
Luther Burbank of California is hailed as a premier plant expert whose years of experiments benefited humanity with valued new crops and improved varieties. His work extends growing regions and yields edible, thornless fruits and forage crops, drawing visitors from distant places and prompting protective measures around his farms.
In the early era of Jobs Fae Bailes a Mexican press moved from Europe to publish the first newspaper by Ataetio in Mere die Vulanic iPovine Merearyd Mexico. The Gest Indian school and industrial schools for Cadi tis date back to Yabo with regular mails from Paraguay to San Pean Anco covering about 8000 miles.
New Orleans woman known for charity spoke at an antituberculosis gathering. Seated between a bishop and a rabbi, she lightened the mood with a quip about a leaf between the Old and New Testaments. Mrs Page praises Carr’s quiet gentleness yet notes he cannot discuss topics beyond his knowledge.
The community holds the protective tariff policy in high regard and recognizes its impact on welfare. Citizens urge continued support and caution against any movement seeking to alter current tariff laws.
Speech in dialect recalls how a plantation owner earned the rank of colonel through ancestral status and plantation lineage. The speaker notes that titles followed from enslaved origins and family hierarchy.
A Philadelphia Record note tells of a prince in India owning a bizarre clock. A gong sits where the dial should be and twelve artificial skeletons rise from a heap to mark each hour with a click and a mallet strike, noon bringing twelve skeletons to the hour.
Advertisement and quackish health tips discuss kidney weakness and remedies by Bernard Woods, then shift to seed catalogs from John A. Salzer Seed Co. Includes promotional seeds and mail-order offer with prices, mailing details, and unsolicited health anecdotes.
Readable text shows confusion over a financing need and a stalled plan. Mentions a person named and unclear actions. No clear date, place, or organization identified.
A dubious advertisement hypes a patent remedy for catarrh, touting internal ingestion and a compound of unspecified ingredients. It also touts testimonials and urges readers to send for proof, while mixing in unrelated claims about music and needlework.
The Evening Wisconsin of Milwaukee publishes eight souvenir post cards in five colors depicting animals at Washington Park Milwaukee. A set is mailed on receipt of 17 cents or stamps to The Evening Wisconsin Company Last Card Dept Milwaukee Wis. It notes about 1400 words were sent via Atlantic wireless on opening day. There is no excuse for war between the United States and Japan per Washington authority.
An ethical family laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. is praised as a world widely approved product. Physicians back it and druggists carry it, with claim to genuine quality and health benefits.
A vintage advertisement extols Cascarets as a simple daily aid for constipation and indigestion. It likens their effect to exercise for bowel muscles, notes dose reduction over time, and promotes genuine CCC tablets from Sterling Remedy Company with a 10 cent box in stock.
A fragment notes that Priend is said to be more easily understood by phone than English. The text hints at language difficulty or dialect issues but provides limited context or specifics about speakers, place, or event.
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