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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
8
Astoria woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from two years of illness and back pain after avoiding surgery. The letter cites improved health within two weeks and recurring praise for the remedy as an alternative to operation.
A chaotic scene at the race crowd features Dubwaite mocked for misidentifying a Tina who wore watermarked attire and a soft collar. The exchange escalates as accusations fly and misnaming unfolds, with a shouted correction about Dubwaite’s target.
Heal skin troubles with Cuticura Bathing Soap and Ointment. Free sample by mail with a book offer from Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue and light humor quips about conscience fund and wealthy neighbor.
Governor Ralston orders a complete reorganization of Indiana national guard infantry with new regiments and officers. The First Regiment will become the 164th in federal service, the old Second the 163rd, and the old Third the 162nd. New colonels include Naftzger and Kukhnan with Toffey as lieutenant colonel. other ranks named for battalions and companies. No brigade commander named yet and federal service offer not telegraphed.
The Church Federation of Indianapolis arranged 2000 New Testaments for Indiana soldiers at Camp Ralston to ensure each man has a copy when called to the border. The effort followed a report that many soldiers lacked Bibles or Testaments. 2000 items were obtained from the American Bible Society and stamped with the federation mark before distribution at the camp and to guardsmen in kits.
Washington reports say Carranza released American troopers captured at Carrizal, easing danger of a break with the de facto Mexican government. Calderon and Salvidor pressed for mediation while the president plans speeches in Philadelphia and New York as war draft moves proceed.
The senate adopted the conference report on the Pie resolution authorizing federal draft of the National Guard for Mexican service. The final form drops welfare provisions for guardsmen families and places handling in separate bills. The urgent deficiency bill funding military expenses tied to the Mexican situation passed without objection.
June 30 report from Columbus New Mexico describes Mexican cavarly moving across the border near Guzman to deliver remounts to General Pershing. Detachment orders call for a rapid reconnoissance of the Guzman district near the American line and Palomas.
A speaker asks about sights during a planned summer vacation in Michigan woods. The reply notes limited attractions but mentions an interest in an alternative activity or project to fill the trip.
A brief dialogue reveals a driver’s job offer tied to keeping a cook from leaving. The line implies a practical motive rather than desire for ownership, reflecting a domestic or social arrangement described in a column-like snippet.
A brief quotation from Emerson on health as wisdom and cheerfulness, noting human limits and the paradox of the orange tree bearing fruit and blossoms together. The text presents contemplative maxims rather than a news event or report.
A fragmented piece recounts a motor tour prep joke where Jones forgets to oil the number plate and asks about spare tubes and repair kits. The tale shifts to a contrasting note on American dominance in electric steel furnace production and the Niagara Falls power era.
Government scientists report 11 new woods showing promise for newsprint production in the county. White and red fir emerge as the most prominent species in California national forests, with lodgepole western yellow pine and bowhees fir also noted as potential sources for mill use.
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