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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
3
Fragments from a 1900s newspaper column touch on advertising for Childrens medicines and tonics, textile fashion with charmeuse and satin wraps, and social quips about marriage and domestic life. A Pittsburgh Post style anecdote cites a newlywed couple and a joke about postwedding beefsteak and onions.
In Fayette Senator Bankhead mocked what he called plausible self righteous excuses for misdeeds. He likened hypocritical behavior to a parson's domineering wife recalling a parable where order is described as heaven's first law.
An anti vivisectionist in Philadelphia cites English reports promising end to live bait in fishing. Stephen Coleridge is recalled arguing cruelty of fishing with worms and mocks the idea that worms feel pain when impaled, calling it the worm’s way of laughing at being tickled.
Richard Lightnut recounts a surreal night in a bachelor apartment where a pajama gift leads to a broken chair, a blackout, and a frantic encounter with his devoted manservant Jenkins who fears a killer and hallucinates a spider. The escape ends with Jenkins locked away as Lightnut contemplates the morning and the burnt edges of trust.
A fragment from Chapter IV shows Jenkins declaring for the water wagon amid a scene of midday inquiry and a careless, taunting exchange about a savage-looking Chi. The excerpt focuses on characterization and dialogue rather than a full plot moment.
Fragmentary line suggests a dome figure wrapped as to resemble a human. Imagery implies sculptural or symbolic construction with walls of twin twine. Content hints at concealment and transformation using organic and architectural metaphor.
A Rochester mother praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing her daughter's dizziness and cramps. A Stoutsville short note from Miss Cora B. thanks the remedy for headaches and relief after two bottles. Dozens of letters extol the product's effectiveness.
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