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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
3
Miss Mary O'Brien of Brooklyn writes that Peruna cured her four year stomach catarrh in five weeks after ineffective tonics. She joins others praising the discovery with a grateful testimonial.
Mr H J Wenneman of Oakland Nebraska writes that after a year of stomach catarrh Tam cured his symptoms with improved appetite and weight gain. He thanks Tam and says Peruna will be their house medicine. The letter links catarrh to dyspepsia and indigestion as conditions relieved by treatment. A Mr Austin M Small of Astoria Oregon praises Therma as a pleasant appetite stimulant and tonic.
A Chinaman in Chicago miscommunicates in a tradesman’s store using few English words. The clerk misunderstood until the merchant returns with rope then thread, prompting the man to smile and pay, having completed a simple purchase.
A grand station scene shows a blue and gold uniformed chief with red office cap and gilt detailing, surveying the crowd with calm authority. An orderly train stands at the platform while passengers watch and are guided by adjutants, the chief’s gaze sweeping the scene with pomp.
A reflective piece highlights the time and patience needed to be a good Sunday school teacher and the reward of shaping the rising generation. It laments how quickly a worker’s efforts can be undone by new challenges and changing times.
The Supreme Court granted a permanent injunction with costs against May 28 in New York City, restraining imitation and infringement of the Foot Base trademark. Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York owns the Peatease mark and the ruling upholds his rights against rival products bearing a similar name and label.
A radium clock experiment suggests near perpetual operation as a glass tube holds radium near an electroscope with silver leaves. The device reportedly repeats beats every two minutes as the current alternates, implying a nearly endless cycle, though not true perpetual motion.
An old advertisement mix offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh with Halls Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials about F J Cheney and a Toledo drug firm. The page also features an internally taken cure and a request for a thousand crackers for waifs with a $5 donation, followed by a humorous exchange.
A vintage note advertises a booklet titled Free Summer Outing Booklet with a list of amusement resorts and quiet homies on the Nickel Plate road. It references C. A. Melin TPA Fort Wayne Ind and B. F. Horner GA Cleveland Ohio.
The note records an order to call at seven sharp this morning and a failed attempt to wake the recipient. A Teething product advertisement for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claims gum soothing and pain relief for children and wind colic, priced at 25 cents per bottle. A stat notes Germany averages 806 orchard trees per square mile.
Norway crowns King Haakon VII and Queen Maud in Trondhjem cathedral ending union with Sweden. The ceremony emphasizes religious rites while political steps finalize Norway as an independent nation. The move follows long disputes over foreign consuls and treaty terms, with Norway choosing constitutional independence over republican change.
The Norwegian Council of State under Premier Michelsen sought a suitable monarch. King Oscar II refused to allow his sons to be considered, and Prince Charles of Pemark was chosen. Charles VII was elected November 17 and crowned later, taking a popular, modest, democratic stance with Queen Mand at the royal castle in Christiania.
Thomas B. Collier, a Tennessee House member and noted State politician, was stabbed by T. R. Tucker, a Memphis real estate man, on a downtown street in Memphis.
An elderly man from Philadelphia testifies that Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent cured his severe scalp itching eczema. He tried doctors with no success, used six bottles of Resolvent, two baths daily, and applied the Ointment after washing to stop itching. He credits Cuticura with significant improvement and urges others with itching skin to try the remedies.
A confusing OCR fragment describes a sea turtle in a restaurant tank and a boy's dialogue about finding green harile scarps, with a father’s responses and incomplete phrases. The readable text centers on the turtle’s presence and a child’s remark.
Advertises reduced railroad rates to home seekers on Nickel Plate Road across multiple regions. Provides agent contact C. A. Melin, VP, Fort Wayne Indiana, with a listed phone number for full information and address details.
An Oxford professor and alpinist Dr Merzbacher tracked a high Chinese Taur region peak as part of a challenging search. After two years of hard travel and near setbacks they finally pin down the elusive mountain’s topographic position and its relations to surrounding ranges.
A trained nurse extols Grape-Nuts as delicate and nourishing for all ages and diets. She suggests a recipe with soaked Grape-Nuts, egg white, and fruit juice, and notes benefits for weak stomachs. Her husband, a physician, also prescribes it. the ad promotes a 10 day trial and the slogan There's a reason.
The text traces how tea evolved from whole leaves to a powdered form used as infusion, noting European experimentation, especially in Portugal, with grinding tea and brewing without milk. It cites the London Times and asserts global sea-based livelihoods, about 3 percent of people, rely on the sea.
Mrs Willadsen of Manning writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after two years of illness and failed treatments. She details irregular periods, pain, fainting spells and weakness and credits the remedy and free advice from Mrs Pinkham's team for restoring health. She urges other women to seek help and notes the product's wide endorsement and the president of the advisory effort.
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