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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
5
A terse roundup of assorted items mentions John Thies’s travel via Osgood to Vernon, Mormon proselytizing in Mexico, police authority, Dr. L A Banks criticizing Dowieism and Christian science, Bertha Foerster attending a William’s wedding, Montague Capulet feud analogies in Virginia, DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised as a cure, labor strikes against Tammany, and British unions invited to study American labor methods.
Michael Benz trustee of Laughery Township announces weekly Saturday sessions at Hent Bros. office in Bitesville for township business. Citizens with matters to transact are asked to call on that day.
A reader from Arlington Texas reports severe stomach trouble months ago that kept breakfast down for only half an hour. After using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, meals are eaten with relish and digested thoroughly. The testimonial states nothing equals the product for stomach issues.
Secretary Root tours Buffalo and jokes with Chauncey M. Depew as local society records Stevenson of Delaware visiting with his daughter from Indianapolis. An ad promises DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles, warning against counterfeits. Cincinnati and Morris residents visit the Bauman household Sunday.
An eighty six year old man marries a seventy eight year old bride in Michigan in a union described as a fifty year courtship. The item also notes British Pacific cable work urging faster American cable progress and upcoming round trip excursion tickets to Shelbyville during the Indiana Sunday School Association event. It adds a health tip praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains with local retailers listed.
Andrew Carnegie plans to match the Cooper Institute endowment in New York City with 2 054 105 dollars. He reportedly would have given more but did not want to overshadow the founder he has long regarded as a model. The note adds an testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure claiming success in curing coughs.
A Boston suburb resident captured a peeping Tom who had been annoying the neighborhood. The incident highlights safety concerns and the need for vigilance in local communities. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as a bowel regulator, with claims of health benefits and ease of use.
An article-style notice compiles several mid 20th century ads and opinions: Shinkles Cure for Dyspepsia promises relief for indigestion for 75 cents at Baas drug store, with free Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets samples offered. It also mentions a cacao of weather bureau chief Willis Moore criticizing cloud-diving to protect vineyards and notes on indemnity module submission to The Hague.
An old paragraph promotes Shinkle's Cure for Dypepsia claiming relief from stomach pain and indigestion with a 71 cent bottle, sold by G. A. Baas. The piece then shifts to a German report criticizing immigrant wealth claims and notes contradictions in communities regarding the Consul's assertion.
G Baas endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Care claiming it digests all foods without stomach aid. The product imitates natural digestive fluids to rest the stomach and restore function, suggesting relief for those with disordered digestion.
A Dayton note requests a bottle of Dyspepsia medicine sent to Hartford City Indiana for J K Chapman of Reynolds & Reynolds. The obituary honors Carrie Beasom born April 1 1879 died Greensburg May 29 1901 at age 22, wife of Joe Beason, mother of a child, with funeral details in Greensburg and burial in a local cemetery.
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