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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
2
A laboratory tour shows the creation of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The process uses over 350000 pounds of herbs annually, solvents extract the herbs, and all utensils are sterilized. The product is pasteurized and sealed in sterile bottles, with letters from women supporting its efficacy.
Retired farmer J. H. Snowden plans to return from California to Calgary to work the fields. At fifty five, he says he has not labored eight years but will hire out to harvest crops this summer and fall to aid the war effort. He notes Americans and Canadians will answer patriotic duty before the war ends.
The Christian Science Monitor cites a World War I parallel, noting Marshal Von Hindenburg’s plan to drive the English into the sea echoes Soult’s retort to Wellington. It recalls Wellington’s perilous retreat near the sea and questions whether Hindenburg will rethink his stance as Soult did.
In a brief exchange from Kamerads an aggressive egoist laments missing out on worthwhile things. Farmer Corntessel retorts that a potato bug shares the same fate, highlighting a humorous comparison.
The report notes a roughly twelve percent rise in church membership in Japan over the past year. Atlanta will construct a new Negro Y M C A building valued at fifteen thousand dollars to serve community needs.
A tall khaki clad stranger captures Malbihn and frees Meriem who believes he will help locate Korak. The man plans to return Meriem to his village, where his wife cares for her, while Korak roams the jungle seeking the baboons and Meriem.
Meriem asserts control as Korak checks her pulse and questions her humanity. The exchange reveals doubt about her fever and hints at a tense dynamic between the two in a perilous jungle setting.
Synopsis chronicles a science expedition that rescues Alexis Paulvitch and Bring aboard Akut the ape who becomes a star in London. Tarzan appears, befriends the ape, and buys Akut to send him back to Africa while Jack, Tarzan's son, forms a bond with Akut. Meriem is abducted and pursued by foes. Meriem is taken to the forest as Jack fights to protect her.
The article extols Argentina cattle as highly expandable for wartime needs. It highlights boundless pampas grasses, year round feed, ample sweet water, and windmills supplying stock. It praises Argentine beef cattle as superior, result of Spanish bloodlines mixed with native stock, and notes easy breeding could raise total production value.
A fragment quotes Henry Dranry mond on character forming through action rather than perfect sleep, stating it comes as muscle does through doing things.
Rome reports Gen Zupelli confirms Italian success and repulse of numerically superior enemy. Front spans about 100 miles from Asiago plateau to the Piave river as Austrians bring reinforcements and heavy guns. Italian prisoners exceed 3 000 including 89 officers. allied forces maintain strong defenses along the Piave and Brenta valleys.
Eight people were injured when an automobile driven by Philip Nirck skidded and rolled over three times on the National road near Richmond Indiana. Minnie Vansickle suffered a fractured skull and doctors fear death. Birch has serious injuries and heart disease. three Baier family members from Indianapolis also injured. All were hospitalized after the crash at the foot of a hill near Glen Miller park.
Two new government training camp schools will open at Purdue University on July 1. The foremen of concrete construction school will be led by Prof. W. S. K. Hatt and the radio work school by Prof. W. Francis Hardine. President W. E. Stone announced the plan.
Father Charles B Moulinier of Marquette University School of Medicine states U S scientific activity centers here and will continue to do so with support He notes South America China and Japan turn to U S for leadership Highlighted is the Wistar Institute of Anatomy in Philadelphia whose endowment funds major research including new dyes and translating journals for distribution to China Japan and South America A young Philadelphia chemist, aided by Wistar, conducts notable private lab work later integrated into the institute.
The Monetary Times of Toronto argues against wealth conscription in North America urging that postwar needs center on attracting investment capital. It states western civilization requires return of funds rather than seizure, emphasizing capital inflows after conflict.
The speaker notes that some women are hard to please while some men are too soft to satisfy them. The passage contrasts expectations in intimate relationships and hints at social dating norms.
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