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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
7
A Newfoundland era shipwreck near Anticosti ends in cold loss as a wife sacrifices herself to save her husband and the sea takes the rest. The doctor clings to a bandbox, while a rescue party fails to reach the stranded group. Bodies are found in the snow and a white ghost face haunts local lore.
A dog belonging to Mrs. T Berman of 327 First Street bit two children, Katie Newnan aged 12 and Arthur Stein aged 7. Health Inspector Toul Tranah had the dog killed in Recorder Staunton's court. Detective Fenton planned to shoot it but Charles Whittemore of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals offered poison. After initial failure the dog consumed about half a pound of poison and was eventually shot after an hour by the detective.
The Penobscot tribe of Indians, numbered 245 in 1800, is now about 00 strong. Maine appropriates annually $8,000 for their benefit. A folk saying notes a girl once seeks a husband and then desires all his income.
Miss Anna Bryan of Washington writes from Florida Avenue praising Peruna and Manalin for catarrh relief and renewed vigor. Bertha Kockler of Brooklyn also reports nervous stomach catarrh improved, weight regained, and plans to keep Peruna and Manalin at home.
Appleton Wisconsin resident Miss Marie Coats and other women praise Peruna The National Catarrh Remedy as a spring and summer tonic. They claim rapid relief from fatigue and sensory issues, with improvements in digestion nerves and general vitality, and urge readers to consult Dr Hartman for free advice.
Walter Damrosch cites self-possession as essential for leaders and cites a Titanic or Atlantic liner incident where a calm young traveler named Stone maintained composure. He notes that Stone’s cool demeanor prevented panic as the ship faced violent weather and a broken propeller shaft.
In Naples a race of church cats is kept by authorities to control mice in old buildings. The felines roam among congregants and sit before the altar during mass, embodying a peculiar municipal practice.
An ad offers air cushion rubber stamps and printing outfits including daters. Readers are invited to write their needs to receive pricing. Fors Wayne, Indiana.
The tale recounts Mr. and Mrs. Cabiff living in a nameless place. Mrs. Cabiff’s cooking frustrated her husband Oliver whose digestion is ruined by the meals she serves. He responds that his love remains but his digestion is no longer functioning.
Portland scene reports Dr E A Rose near death from diabetes with six doctors present aunt prescribes Dodd's Kidney Pills and the patient recovers becoming hale and hearty. The notice extols the medicine as a universal cure for kidney related ailments including Bright's disease and dropsy and claims widespread use among physicians.
In a clipped, humorous exchange, Aunt Martha notes the original Uncle Tom has died at Passhogtome. Uncle Ephraim quips that the man must feel no snap after decades of alleged deaths, reflecting a local, tongue-in-cheek tone characteristic of Puck.
A Sabbath school teacher asks a first time pupil his name and learns he is called Jimmie for short though his maiden name is James. The piece contrasts that with a Buffalo household where a girl boasted of two maiden aunts and a warden grandmother.
A Copenhagen chemist reports production of solicum from asphalt a material with value to the enamel industry and linoleum rubbers insulators and more. It is claimed to serve as a waterproof paint in all colors and could impact multiple sectors.
Rates via Nickel Plate Road take effect April 30 with a round trip of one and one third fare good on sale day and return within fifteen days. A one fare plus $1 rate applies for travel on Tuesdays in May with return within five days. Contact nearest agent. C A Asterlin T Pp A Fort Wayne Ind.
A local notice states Bank of Hugland issues notes priced at exactly one halfpenny per note. The report notes the currency unit and unit price without additional details.
The sentence notes the strenuous effort of four individuals who labor throughout a full year to produce a cashmere fabric of superior quality. It highlights dedication, time, and skilled craftsmanship behind premium material creation.
The Nickel Plate Road proclaims itself the shortest line to Buffalo and the Pan American Exposition with April 30 1901 rates on any one of its Trio of Daily xpress trains in either direction. Contact C A Astertin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana or R Jamilton Fort Wayne Indiana for details.
Fort Wayne Indiana shop Lock Sax offers air cushion rubber stamps and a variety of stamps and printing outfits including daters. Prices are listed by the seller in the advertisement.
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