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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
6
Albert Tiedemann a Pensylvania freshman hesitates on voting as proxies for officers. A fellow attendee leaves the room and asks his companion for Proxy’s first name while Albert ponders his ballot.
A minister recounts how Grape-Nuts improved his digestion and restored restful sleep after meals. He says indigestion had plagued him, disrupted Sabbath duties, and left him restless until daylight, but after adding Grape-Nuts to meals his nerves settled and he could sleep through the night.
Richmond Indiana police officer Harry Hebble, sleepy after night patrol, arrested Aurele Borris, head of Earlham College music, for disturbing the peace after Borris performed in a piano shop. Borris plans to resign unless Hebble is discharged. Other items: fires destroy Goldreich Brothers junk yard and Tudor Packing in Marion with heavy losses. couples over sixty wed in Lafayette. Jalapa battle reenactment planned near Wabash. barn fire at Tipton. a toddler climbs a cherry tree for cherries. local saloon boycott petition. large channel cat weighed 45 pounds. wheat cutting in Whitley County ahead of schedule.
Jeffersonville doctor Jaimea Walker of Henryville has been named chief physician at the Indiana reformatory by Major David C. Peyton to succeed Dr. H C. Smith. The appointment takes effect in August. Walker, 42, born in Martin County, Louisville graduate, married with two children, has long been a Peyton confidant and served in the Spanish American War.
A sea captain's wife recalls a long voyage aboard one ship owned by a captain and his partner. Frequent dinner table disputes stalled by her shins kicking the captain to curb his temper. A sudden jolt reveals the mate Mr Brown had endured shin pains for half the voyage.
Free to Our Readers. Marine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago offers a 48 page illustrated eye book and personal advice on proper remedies. The ad claims Marine remedies soothe sore eyes strengthen weak eyes ease eye pain and are sold for 50 cents. It recommends use for adults and babies with bleary eyelids and granulation.
A collage of ad blurbs and quotes appears offering Allen’s Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for tired feet, Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach and bowels, Garfield Tea for liver and digestion, Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup for teething, and various maxims from authors like Joubert Loti Cousin and Diogenes on life and friendship.
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