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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1913

Page

8

FANS Motto the Town Spirit in Baseball Loyalty

A Chicago scene on fan devotion shows how a town’s rooting, whether triumphant or critical, shapes players and outcomes. The piece notes how crowds, leaders, and regulars influence games, with examples from White Sox, Giants, and Cubs fans and their enduring affect on the sport.

Eddie Chicago White Sox New York Giants White Sox Cincinnati Washington Chicago Sox Chicago South Side Yale Wilmot Anson Reilly Someon Brooklyn St. Louis Browns Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit General Dixwell Old Boston George Mullin Mullin White Sox Rooters Board of Trade Rooters McGraw Giants

Canada Banks Survey Strong Finance Amid Tight Money

The Finance Minister's Commons speech praises Canada's robust condition, noting record revenue for the last fiscal year and a $32,000,000 rise over 1911-12. He cites reduced debt by $23,000,000 and high Dominion security quotations, with no need for new bills despite stringency.

Canada Finance Department Dominion W. T. White House of Commons White Post Office Rajiweyse

I Do So Want a Man at My Feet

A small anecdote about a shy elderly lady planning a chiropodist visit to boast she once had a man at her feet. Her friend is puzzled by the reason and the twist reveals the joke and social irony in a quiet, humorous moment.

Ste

Face Rash Cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment

Miss Pansy Hutchins of Sioux Falls says a two year facial rash and itching disappeared after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She bathed with hot water, applied the ointment, and within four weeks no rash remained. She also used the products on scalp and hair.

Sioux Falls S. D Fateo Pansy Hutchins Boston

Real Diagnosis Headlines a Cracked Head

Poor Maude declares a broken heart but experts suggest the pain stems from a cracked head. A witty column twist questions medical certainty and societal assumptions about illness.

Maude

President Wilson and the politest host in the White House

President Wilson credited his Princeton training and tact for handling visitors at the White House. He recalled a luncheon anecdote about an elderly man praising a rising local lawyer who, during a social call, kept insisting the visitor return, illustrating the busy man’s need for efficiency.

Wilson Princeton White House Washington George

Secluded Saint and Other Census Echoes From Australia

The 1911 Australian census prompts reveal quirky self-descriptions. A woman calls herself an unclaimed treasure, another says not married and hopeful, a prisoner titles himself a secluded saint, a man a blue light, and a simple Hier. Others names include Roaming Catholic and Shirts of England.

England

London laughs at mixed tale about Lloyd George death rumor

A London audience laughs at a story about Lloyd George after King Edward's death. An English traveler in Wales chats with an elderly Welshman and claims the king is George now. The Welshman reacts with surprise and a mix of local dialect.

London Lloyd George Edward Wales George

Castoria Advertised as Safe Remedy for Infants

Parents urged to examine every bottle of Castoria to ensure the safe remedy for infants and children. The ad notes Castoria has been in use for over 30 years and claims children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.

Fletcher

Ad Hominem and the Bulbous Nose Dialogue

A brief exchange featuring a man with a bulbous nose and another with a bulging brow debating daily routines and time. The dialogue hinges on casual banter about baths per week and how busy life can be.

Poison Oak and Ivy Remedy Advertised by Tyree's

An ad explains relief for poison oak or ivy with Tyree's Antiseptic Powder mixed in water. It notes availability at druggists and free samples from J. & Tyree in Washington DC. The page also includes a quip about love and fate and a saying on willpower.

Tyree J. & Tyree Washington, D. C Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Co Paxton Toilet Co Boston RBS

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