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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
3
An old ad copy urges readers to use Dean's Kidney Pills for nerve fatigue back pain and kidney irregularities. It touts weak kidneys as the likely cause and counsels not to delay trying the remedy based on others' experiences.
The essay argues that a small well planned house with ample sunlight, fresh air, practical room arrangement, and full modern conveniences can be a satisfactory, economical living solution for sane young people in any town. Raymond Comstock notes that the cramped apartment dweller and the architect often doubt this, yet everyday examples confirm its viability.
In the St. Louis Post-Dispatch clip, Mr. Bacon laments having only two suits of clothes as Mrs. Bacon remarks on his limited apparel funds. The brief dialogue highlights frugality and concern over wardrobe.
In wartime London a child asks if prayers tonight will reach heaven despite Zeppelins overhead. The remark reflects civilian anxiety during air raids and the home front spirit, with Life magazine capturing the mood.
Humphrey Van Weyden schemes to retake control of the Ghost with Maud’s help after Wolf Larsen lies disabled and hidden. They plan a daring repair to restore the vessel’s masts using improvised rigging while managing Larsen’s unpredictable threat aboard the ship.
A playful exchange between children in Boston and Indianapolis highlights family pride statements about ancestral origins. The Boston child cites Mayflower lineage while the Indianapolis child counters with a claim of being original Eden settlers, reflecting local pride and humorous rivalry.
In Siam more than forty rice varieties are grown with one maturing in about seventy days from planting. The note highlights rapid ripening as a key feature among Siamese grains.
A Buffalo reader reports monthly back and side pains relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad appeals to mothers and daughters to seek the root and herb remedy, promising confidential replies from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. It also promotes Dr. Imer's Swamp Root kidney remedy with mailed pamphlets and sample offer.
Conversation threads linger as a speaker muses on reincarnation while sharing a quirky daily hash reference. The exchange features a thoughtful remark and a playful retort from Tiger.
A Boston Globe report describes Russian officials punishing moonshine makers in Enzel district by erecting a platform, lining up troops, and firing on confiscated vodka. The display aimed to deter illicit distillation, with liquor splashing to the ground as the bullets shattered the casks and keys.
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