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Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

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Woman praises Lydia Pinkham remedy in Lima Ohio ad

A Lima Ohio woman Jennie Moyer recounts recovery from a displacement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She urges other women to try the tonic, noting seven years as a midwife and prior doctor doubts. Also features ads and a civic note on wildflower preservation urging care for columbine and wild plants.

Lime Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham Jennie Moyer North St Lima Lydia EB. Pinkham

Careful Young Man Requests Hand in Marriage

A cautious suitor asks for the hand of a daughter with a temping offer to take an option, while the elder warns of rivals and self-love.

New Draft Law Oversees Military Registration Process

Washington reports that the war department issued registration rules for the universal military draft. Governors lead registration. sheriffs, clerks, and mayors run county and city procedures with sworn registrars. Absentees, the sick, and institutions have specific registration methods. volunteers are encouraged to serve without pay and register by the designated day.

Washington Army War Department National Army

Banks Asked to Co-operate With Government Loan Drive

Secretary McAdoo telegraphed 27 513 banks and trust companies to receive subscriptions for the 2 billion dollar loan offering and to telegraph rough estimates of bonds for themselves and patrons. He urged banks to cooperate with the federal reserve bank and render an invaluable service to the country. Subscriptions poured in from most large cities and states, signaling strong patriotic support for the government loan program. Negotiations continued with Italy as Count di Cellere received the first 100 million loan. Subscriptions to the second treasury certificate offering were received at federal reserve banks, with a call likely within a week. France's 100 million loan will be delivered to Ambassador Jusser within a day or 80.

Washington McAdoo United States Italy Count di Cellere Treasury Federal Reserve Banks France Jusserand

Central purchasing committee planned in United States

Washington reports Sir Hardman Leger forecasts a centralized buying body will replace J P Morgan & Co for allied supplies. He says Germany will be practically bankrupt in postwar credit markets. He warns Teutonic debt could force repudiation or hinder reconstruction while allies financed the war through gold, securities sales, and loans.

Washington United States Hardman Leger J. P. Morgan & Co Germany

Pay for Men in Training Camp Revealed

Washington conferees agreed on paying 100 dollars a month to men in training camps seeking commissions in the officers reserve corps. The War Department said 40,000 may enroll when camps open May 15, with room for more capable applicants. each of sixteen camps appears assured of 2,500 applicants for commissions.

Washington Army War Department

Chicago Mobilizes Naval Chasers for Seaboard Rush

Chicago under navy orders mobilizes hundreds of small power boats to be outfitted as submarine chasers at the Great Lakes naval training station. Capturing Moffett, commandant, says the craft will be rushed to the seaboard as fast as possible.

Chicago Navy Department W. A. Moffett Great Lakes Naval Training Station Moffett Seaboard

Governors proclamation calls clergy to state war effort

Governor Goodrich asks clergy to meet at the statehouse on Tuesday May 15 to discuss aiding in the war crisis. A representative clergymen committee will draft a program for the gathering.

Goodrich Statehouse South Bend Peter Weiland Newcastle Elkhart Edith W. Smith Huntington Mitchell C. Clokey Bluffton Indiana University At Bloomington George W. Irvin Aurora National Guard Siebert Johnson West Lebanon Haymon Marion Red Cross Society Fulton County Lewis Moss Miami University Greensburg Hartford City John Fleming Trilake Hatchery Columbia City Evansville Red Cross Society Hymera Franklin Township Federated Clubs Twelfth District Goshen Poppenhaus Columbus Wiliam Mundt Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity Peru Tell City Elisha Roberts van Buren Ridgeville Elkhart County Joseph B. Workman Indiana Rose Polytechnic Institute Terre Haute James Grinstead Beeson Fort Wayne Henry Boyer Evansville Angola X. T. Wright Gosport Edwardsport William G. Schumacher Indianapolis S. L. Marsee Bicknell Monitor PF. F. McNaughton Goodland George Meixel Charles Laula Witner Lake County Shelby John Hoffman Union District Medical Association

Fought With Hessians In The War For Freedom

An ancestor of Count von Bernstorff, the dismissed German ambassador, fought against America in the war for freedom. The Souvenirs du Che valier de Cussy recounts 1820 encounters in Berlin with Count von Bernstorff, grandfather of the former ambassador, including the curious forename America born during the conflict.

von Bernstorff America Chevalier de Cussy Berlin Count von Bernstorff Bernstorff de Cussy Hesse

Boschee's German Syrup Advert—Claims Cold Prevention

An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as preventing colds from progressing to pneumonia, claiming fifty years of proven relief and a good night's sleep with easy morning expectoration. It notes sale by druggists worldwide in 25 and 75 cent bottles. A brief cartoon notes a performer with a timber voice calling a blockhead.

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Superior White Clothes

An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the best blue for whitening laundry. It claims the product makes clothes dream-snowy white and contrasts it with liquid blue, asserting superior results.

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Circus cuts thrillers as film and stage clash

A local entertainment note reports the circus removing its thriller acts due to competition from movie theaters. Performers pivot to other routines as audiences shift to cinema showings.

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