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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
3
A parent recalls a boy’s itching sores on hands spreading over the body. After trying Cuticura remedies and Cure free routines, the child improved in four days. The ad-like text promotes various children’s cures and household products with testimonials.
The garbled OCR suggests a discussion of Tristan and poets with references to Wer borned and a misdirected verse. Names and places are unclear but indicate a literary analysis or miscopied poem fragment with confusion over a poet and a misaligned question.
A reader letter from Battle Creek Michigan endorses Posten coffee substitute. The writer claims dramatic weight gain or loss reaction and credits Posten with improving energy and health. The piece cites a letter that praises the product and asks others to try it, noting a slogan There’s a Reason.
Obscure health tips warn sparing clothing and anger. Advice favors light foods, reduced meat, more vegetables, water instead of tea, and caution with coffee. Avoid fatty meats, alcohol, and tight garments. keep temper calm and monitor thirst, diet, and digestion in heat.
The court distributes the estate of Frederick J Smith to the heirs after rival Swedenebergian factions and church factions argued over a bequest for a minister education fund. The academy at Philadelphia faced questions about the residue and state law restrictions on charitable gifts.
The government notes slight changes in acreage for this year with a similar July 1 crop condition near the prior year. Wheat and barley show improvement while the apple crop leads into July with favorable prospects.
President Welser of the Blowers and Gathers' Mutual Protective Association of Pittsburg says the country was sold out of glass and that for the first time in many years glass plants were operating in July. He notes last winter’s overproduction caused shutdowns and predicts a 30 to 40 percent price rise this fall with higher wages.
A fragmented humorous piece shows Secretary Corpelyou railing against politics as spoilable yet essential. It mentions Henry Harkness as an honest politician, his long pursuit of office, and a ceremonial epitaph suggestion erased by the editor who writes Mere Les in the only place for Willie.
A garbled dialogue excerpt shows a tense exchange between a visitor and a prisoner. Strange spellings and broken phrases describe threat, loyalty, and discipline as they debate fate and practice versus punishment.
The ninth annual report of the New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb notes less than 1 percent of graduates fail to enter the workforce. Trades taught include carpentry cabinetmaking cooking and printing. Pupils produced furniture uniforms and a seven column weekly newspaper for the institution.
Thiliville philosopher Thiliville voices worry over paradise and restraint while Athinta Constrition critiques faith and harmony. Brother Grimshaw is described as harsh on doctrine yet swift to expel members for heresy, highlighting church divisions and calls for cooperation.
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