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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
6
The Chicago City club plans a neighborhood center competition to boost local ties and citywide interest. The exhibit and event will display public properties from schools to parks, aiming to give citizens a clear idea of what they own as a community and foster civic cohesion.
A Punch exchange features the Old Skipper denying 80 foot waves while the Young Sailor notes changes since past days. The dialog contrasts sea lore with modern sail, ending with a quip about elapsed time at sea.
Public opinion grows against coal smoke as cities seek low temperature coke to cut pollution. Advocates note smokeless fuel lifts air quality like New York where anthracite is required. Burning raw coal wastes fuel and harms health, causing smuts and dusty windows while tying progress to sanitary reform and broader engineering needs.
A significant sign of the public betterment movement in the South is that about a thousand North Carolina communities joined on December 3 to improve and beautify roads, churches, schools, and surrounding grounds. The effort centers on communal civic improvement and local projects across towns and counties.
The American Humane association requests clergymen nationwide to observe Sunday May 23 as Humane Sunday to spotlight protection for suffering children and animals. Dr William G Stillman of Albany will mail literature to interested humane society supporters. Pleasant Prospect.
An advertisement extols Cuticura for dandruff itching and scalp irritation with a plan to mail samples. It links clean scalp to good hair and invites postcards to Cuticura Boston for a sample and book. Also includes light humor line about wealth and a brief joke exchange.
Bloomington resident Mrs. Homer Sexton credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relieving long standing digestive and stomach disorders after trying other treatments. She reports the first dose provided relief and she advises friends to try it, claiming permanent benefits for stomach liver and intestinal issues with no distress after meals.
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes a remark about Irene’s faults and a response implying doubts about love. The lines suggest a domestic or romantic dialogue with a skeptical tone on affection and fidelity.
An advertisement style passage touts Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago with claims of eye comfort and a product for red weak water and dryness. It includes questions about a dancer, mentions Red Cross Ball Blue and American made status, and closes with a philosophical quip about the egg and death.
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