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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
3
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United States Senator Hugh Th. Miller attends events in Columbus to rally backing for his re election bid. Miller outlines policy priorities and meets local leaders as part of his campaign outreach in Ohio.
A significant Boston primary saw two Democrats, a Progressive and a Republican compete for the nomination to fill a congressional vacancy. In 1912 the Progressive led by 3,900 over the Republican. this time the Republican won by 380, gaining 4,280 on the Progressive.
The article notes Huerta agreeing to mediation by Brazil, Argentina, and Chile, with President Wilson accepting. It discusses doubts over Huerta’s willingness to yield and the potential for delay tactics. It also touches on local political remarks about Holzer, McCallum, and post office positions.
A single sharp statement from the Herald when provoked stands as more reliable than many flattery filled assurances. The urged honesty reflects a moment of raw sentiment rather than repeated compliments.
A. B. C. mediators invited Carranza to join a proposed armistice but he refused so the conflict between federal and rebel forces continues. Mediators press to fix Huerta government issues in Washington while Huerta followers in western Mexico tarnish the Stars and Stripes and threaten foreigners.
Oldenburg Frank Schepe returned to Indianapolis Monday after a visit here. Mrs. Rose Blank and daughter Emma were Lawrenceburg visitors Monday. Ed Peine of Cincinnati spent Monday with home folks. Mrs. Bex Kessing returned from Cincinnati Saturday. Frank Moorman and family were at Millhousen Sunday. Jake Bachusa of Knobel Arkansas is visiting his parents here. Frank Haverkos of Cincinnati visited his folks Sunday.
Aug. Marticke and family and R. T. Milbourn called on Fred Marticke and family Friday evening. Roy Fruchtricht from Batonville visited Ed Schone Saturday and Sunday. Fred Marticke and family with Mrs. Henry Weesel visited William Beloie on Sunday. Mat Krome and wife hosted grandsons the Hickman boys of Batesville Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Henory Stickford called on Mrs. Bessler last week. Henry Holle and family with Aug. Marticke and son visited Ed Schone Sunday evening. School closed here Wednesday. R. T. Milbourn left for Brookville Saturday evening with Mrs. Aug. Marticke. Ww. Schwier of Batenville called on Wm. Meyer Sunday.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for long standing coughs and throat and lung trouble. It features a testimonial from Jenole Fiemming of New Dover and claims relief or money back with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
A seven room dwelling on a 715 by 150 foot lot with a good well and cistern is offered for 2500. Inquire at the Tribune office. Zire
Mr Benson and Mrs Benson clash over keeping the furnace on at home. He cheats the stalemate by moving to a steam heated flat in town, allowing a diplomatic compromise: the furnace stays off at home while he stays warm elsewhere.
The standing broad adverb champion Eleanor Hallowell Abbott may lose her title. A note on page 55 of John Ward, M. D. by Charles Vale explains the term lambly not as market slang but as a new adverb form alongside cowly or sheeply.
The Big Four Railroad increased passenger fares on May 1 by ten percent for all tickets from Batesville to Cincinnati. A former $1.00 Cincinnati ticket now costs 1.10, with statewide Indiana fares unchanged at $1.25 to Indianapolis. Indiana law keeps intrastate rates low at two cents per mile, but interstate routes fall under the Interstate Commerce Commission, allowing a fare rise on cross state journeys.
An 19th century style advertisement urges parents to treat stomach worms in children with Kickapoo Worm Killer candy. It claims to expel worms, relieve feverish, fretful, and sleepless symptoms, and ends with a 25 cent price and dealer endorsement.
Notice is given that AUGUST ISEMANN has qualified and given bond for the probate of the will of Mary Wachsman, late of Ripley County Indiana, deceased. The executor is named as AUGUST ISEMANN with attorney I. Wycoff. The estate is said to be solvent. April 27, 1914.
A deer charged a vehicle near Dunkeld after being startled by headlights. The deer's antlers snagged on the car, it was freed and limped away. The crash caused the car to swerve toward a steep embankment, though no serious injuries are reported.
A bull wandered into a church in Terragon Spain during mass causing a panic and stampede. Two worshippers suffered serious injuries before the animal was shot inside the building.
A Home Department note from National Magazine recommends placing sterilized gauze or absorbent cotton soaked in vinegar before the nostrils of a person waking from anesthesia to reduce nausea.
A description explains hair color arises from amalgamated pigment atoms in hair cells beneath the surface. Bleaching allows chemical action to pass beneath scales and react with the natural pigment.
Pat and Mike wander into a tent opening marked exit and step outside into the starry air. The brief scene suggests a comic misstep as the duo explores a menagerie setup and ends up back outdoors.
Little Mary colors a picture with a Christmas paint set and decries a failed tint. She reflects that what is done is done and cannot be undone except tie shoe laces.
A compact quotation notes that many have sought universe secrets through thinking but failed, asserting that only living into truth and loving earn immortality. The reflection emphasizes truth as a path and love as the enduring force.
The note contrasts the name Guy meaning leader in French with the name Percy for a young man, suggesting the meaning may offer little comfort to him. It hints at the gap between etymology and personal experience in naming.
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