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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
5
Local residents from Batesville and nearby towns frequent Cincinnati Indianapolis Greenburg and Shelbyville for visits business trips and family matters. Many travelers from Morris Supman and St. Mary attend funerals visit relatives or attend post Congress events while postmaster and local callers stay active.
A London Answers note recalls a Kimberley siege evening when a colonel addressed officers about half rations. He described two joints beef and horse with one laid aside for those who dared try the horse. An orderly later confessed the joints were mislaid and the beef remained intact.
In a sunlit Orange Grove bungalow Lorimer builds a welcoming studio where he draws sightseers and friends. He helps Tisdale discover the power of expression and a shared love for Lucy, the cousin who enters their lives as a daisy maid. Lorimer foresees a life of art and restraint, while Tisdale imagines a different path.
A scientist lauds Benjamin Franklin’s kite experiment as one of the most brilliant demonstrations of electricity. He notes the daring nature of attempting to coax lightning from the sky and warns that repeating the experiment has cost at least one life.
In Australia dense forests expose sun at ground level as tree edges tilt sunward. Travel becomes arduous because foliage blocks breeze, leaving travelers under giant trees hot and stifling. A Philadelphia Record exchange notes doctors offering superfluous remedies, citing a nerve tonic prescribed to a book agent.
A cryptic exchange hints at an intention to reduce a debt while signaling AML compliance and an upcoming settlement. The terse dialogue suggests negotiations over payment timing and verification without detailing figures or parties.
The Society of Friends in the United States has seen a long rising trend in membership, now growing faster than the general population. Over the last decade, overall population rose 10.9 percent while Quaker membership increased 13 percent, with more women than men and a growing female proportion.
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