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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
4
A gossip filled item mentions Tillmania endemic to an uncle and nephew, Foley's Kidney Cure claimed to aid kidneys and bladder, and a Pension Office machine sealing 75 000 envelopes daily. It adds a Western report that Mr Bryan consented to Hill’s 1904 presidential nomination, asking who requested the consent.
An old advertisement extols Foley s Honey and Tar for inflamed lungs claiming rapid cure of pneumonia and consumption from a settled cold. It notes a reception committee praising a prince and mentions a Los Angeles medical attendance subscription plan and a Roosevelt Kaiser shipbuilding note. It closes with Mr Wheeler of Kentucky reacting to Prince Henry of Prussia s visit.
A letter extols a dyspepsia remedy as superior to medical prescriptions, signed by Mrs. E Water of New York. The piece notes Senator Hoar of Massachusetts learning a friend misread stomach illness as appendicitis, joking the issue lay with the table of contents rather than the appendix.
A column warns that neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia which is often fatal and weakens lungs, increasing consumption risk. It promotes Fuleys Honey and Tar as a remedy to stop the cough strengthen the lungs and prevent pneumonia. G. A. Baas.
The President tried a courteous personal envoy first and, when that failed, wrote a note to avoid embarrassing the nation’s guest. The so called pocket-edition Lieutenant-Governor Roosevelt in South Carolina faced silent contempt for his conduct.
DeWitts Little Early Risers claim to keep the liver and bowels healthy to remove impurities causing complexion issues and eruptions. Testimonial from E Hooper of Albany Georgia says the pills helped with biliousness and improved wellbeing. Never gripe or distress. The best pills. G A Baas.
The match trust posted profits of 2,000,000 last year while maintaining low prices and high quality. The company justifies low costs by noting past reliance on borrowed fire in American households and insists that it must keep prices down as key patents expire worldwide.
Macomb Illinois real estate agent J R Holly testifies his wife found perfect relief from chronic stomach troubles after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says diet need not be restricted and that the remedy digests food for the patient after several physicians failed to help. G A Baas endorses.
The ad copy touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a quick remedy for grippe coughs. It contrasts with political anecdotes noting G. A. Baas and two senators born in the same county and criticizes Mr. Bryan’s calls for reaffirming old Democratic platform planks.
A 75 cent bottle of Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia promises relief from indigestion and the distress it causes. The ad notes the German press praises the kindness shown to their Prince and suggests growing friendship may follow.
A March 8 1900 letter from W C Burk endorses Shin kle’s Dyspepsia Cure after selling five dozen bottles in four months. The notice mentions Ashman Callum Frankfort Indiana and sale by G A Baas. The text also recalls Miles and the President not riding together after reprimand and describes casual walking and running anecdotes from a conversation with the Assistant Secretary of War.
The notice claims pneumonia arises from a cold or grip and that timely use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents it. It states extensive use during recent epidemics and that no reported case failed to recover or progressed to pneumonia, with sale by G A Baas.
The passage mocks college taught economics arguing it links bicycle use to less sickness via rubber demand and cheaper rubber raising shoe purchases. It claims students rely on syllogisms rather than experiential facts to explain health outcomes.
Claims quick cure for coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Promises mucous liquefaction infl ammation relief and removal of the disease cause. Cites testimonials from J Q Hood Crosby Mississippi and G Baas.
The piece argues that trusts should be regulated not eliminated. Opponents’ calls to abandon modern tools are dismissed, while highlighting that trusts maximize output with minimal cost, meeting public demand and offering low prices.
F L Hewett of Winfield, a druggist, credits two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with ending a severe grippe in 1898 99 and preventing future illness. The remedy is praised as effective and pleasant to take and is sold by G A Baas.
Washington dispatch outlines how Indiana lawmakers handle heavy daily mail and constituent requests. It notes figures like Senator Fairbanks and Beveridge using multiple clerks, and highlights Hoosier visibility at home, plus the strain of letters, petitions, and documents from citizens and groups.
An estate offers 220 acres of new ground and timber with a six room house. The property includes 160 acres of clear ground, balance timber, and the clear land has been corn twice. Located one half mile south of Morris on the main road.
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