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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
5
Cleveland Ohio and Hanover Pennsylvania readers report relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials describe avoiding surgical operations, reduced pains, and renewed energy enabling normal work.
An English naval officer recounts a Filipino man spitting in a Spanish officer’s face on a Pasig River bridge. The American sentinel quickly intervened, disarmed the Spanish officer, grabbed the Filipino by neck and seat, and pitched him into the river, then resumed his patrol.
A nostalgic ad blend praises Cure products and mail samples for skin relief. Mentions Cuticura free sample by postcard, Boston address, and universal suitability. Includes other utility lines and quips about luck and domestic life with brief product mentions.
A telegraph from Indianapolis with 100 prominent citizens across parties expresses support for President Wilson's policy toward Germany. It pledges national backing for any steps to defend American rights and ships, while stating opposition would be isolated. The list names Walter Kessler, Victor M. Kine, H. H. Hornbrook and many others.
A middle aged woman, Mrs. John Baker, was instantly killed when a tree toppled onto a tent where she lived with family near New Goshen. 15 year old Isaac Jackson was stunned but recovered. Winds also felled trees across roads in the area.
Indiana reports 768622 school age children this year up 2239 from 1914. White boys exceed last year by 767, white girls by 1836, while colored pupils decline slightly. County totals show gains of 15608 and losses of 13389 across corporations.
In German Southwest Africa General Botha leads an expedition where troops endure extreme heat and desert conditions. Soldiers wear veils and goggles as 122 degree midday heat blisters many Boer burghers, leaving them in hospital while tents offer the only shade.
A dialogue fragment shows Jones rushing to action without planning. The exchange questions whether thinking first would prevent hasty moves, illustrating a cautionary view on impulsive decisions.
The Philadelphia Ledger reports two inmates of the Pennsylvania Industrial Home for Blind Women repaired the cane bottoms of William Penn chairs in Independence Hall. The chairs in Congress Hall needed support and care to prevent wood collapse, so Miss Ira Frost led the project with two skilled blind craftswomen.
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