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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
3
An ad listing weekly tourist car service with reduced berth rates and modern train comforts. Encourages inquiries via nearest agent or C A Asserlin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana. Also notes several assorted ads on health, kitchen stoves, medical suction devices, pancake flour, and a humorous quip about the lazy man and trousers.
Distance lends enchantment to the view Campbell. See nearest agent or address C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Ind.
Reports from Jackson Kentucky describe a night of shooting near the county jail amid the Sargis Cockrill feud. Troops fired on prowlers and guards, and civilians fled in fear. correspondents feared assassination as they watched the disturbance. No injuries were confirmed daylight.
Supporters assert President Roosevelt has 730 pledged votes across states including New York Arkansas Illinois Pennsylvania and California with Maine Vermont Maryland and Michigan also favoring him. They say this total exceeds the required majority by 237 votes to secure the nomination.
President Cleveland shows interest in black education amid calls to revise football rules for intercollegiate contests. A Peabody superintendent condemns vertical writing. Columbia’s new Margaret Puller scholarship supports English literature postgraduates. Thwing lauds teachers as a powerful force for truth. teachers urged to correct work before class to save time.
A long Indiana roundup reports teens killed in pole climbing and mule crash, a worker burned in a gas explosion, a beheading on a railroad, a man killed near Saltillo, a veteran’s fatal fall, and orchard rot threatening Henry county crops. It notes oil lease activity in Porter County, postmaster salary changes, a fatal mine collapse, and numerous patent grants.
Adrian Minn June 1 Philip Doyle of this place says he found a medicine that cures any case of Kidney Trouble. The remedy is Dodd's Kidney Pills and Doyle says he was long sick yet is now apparently well. He took about ten boxes and is completely cured with no symptoms left. He endorses the pills and recommends them to others with Kidney Trouble.
A period piece notes the likeness between Egyptian women and animals in patience and resignation. It describes the covered mouth and fixed gaze, drawing a stark visual analogy across humans and beasts. Also advertised travel rates via Nickel Plate Road and barley growth across regions.
Guthrie Oklahoma woman Mrs E B Bradshaw reports cure from severe indigestion through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Pinkham claims a female organ derangement causes a dyspepsia not responsive to ordinary remedies and that the tonic supports the stomach and uterus. Thousands of letters support the medicine's effectiveness and Mrs Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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