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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
A judge confesses to a life of hidden crime affecting his son Oliver and Beoville's widow. Oliver reveals his motive and innocence, their reconciliation follows, and the judge dies peacefully as Oliver plans a new life with Reuther and journalism.
Oliver witnesses his father Archibald Ostrander grown pale yet serene as a week of change reshapes him. The elder urges honesty, declaring a life of secrets impossible under God and law, recalling his own suffering and the burden of truth.
A sweeping history of diamonds and precious stones tied to religion and legend, detailing intrigue, politics, and crime. It notes the Diamond Necklace affair linked to Marie Antoinette and the later imprisonment and exile of figures such as Cardinal de Rohan and Cagliostro with others ending in misfortune.
In eastern Palestine and Arabia the Bedouins are described as living much as in Biblical times. They roam nomadically and esteem cattle and camel theft as a mark of prowess while hospitality to outsiders remains unfaltering within their gates.
A geography class in a children's institution discusses cattle ranches. The teacher asks what comes from the ranches besides beef. A student replies with a humorous answer, saying trips.
The British battleship Majestic was torpedoed and sunk in the Dardanelles with 757 crew aboard. six allied battleships have fallen to Turkish action. Royal Navy reports submarine E-11 struck and destroyed ships in Marmora and Rodosto actions. Princess Irene blast at Sheerness kills eighty. one survivor burns.
Berlin reports an imminent or occurred clash as German army corps concentrate on the Teutonic frontier. A dispatch says the main Italian army is two miles from German trenches, with both sides poised for engagement.
Dravid Pasha, a Young Turk leader, departs Constantinople for Berlin. A Saloniki dispatch says he will urge Germany to seek a separate peace between Turkey and the allies.
The May 28 report says Thursday was the coldest May 37th in local records with 41 degrees at 5 a.m. The cold spell stretched across New England and the eastern states. Heavy damage from frost swept upstate overnight.
A long conference is held with War Minister Soukbomllnog by Daar Returne, outlining strategic discussions and notes on frontier operations. The meeting emphasizes reinforcement, supply lines, and coordination of defense efforts.
Deas George Hedges, of Cambridge Theological Seminary, argues four lessons from the European war. He says material strength alone does not exalt a nation and true brotherhood is required. might does not make right. many men sacrifice their lives, disproving innate selfishness. war is not glorious, and neglect of national Christianity is the root cause, with Christianity binding nations as well.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment to relieve dandruff and itching. It offers free samples by mail via Skin Book and lists Cuticura Dept XY Boston, noting availability everywhere. A separate quip contrasts politicians and statesmen with golf digs.
In a brief classroom exchange the pupil asks to be absent due to a relative’s death, while the teacher hesitates, noting a distant relation and granting a partial permission. The dialogue preserves a formal, old fashioned tone.
A punny exchange about cure and a sinecure priced at three dollars appears in a brief humor item. An ad notes Red Cross sales at grocers and touts beauty products with a cheeky line about beauty being skin deep yet effective.
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