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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
7
A youth named Genius visits Delphi seeking his paternal origin and home. The god directs him to bow before the earth and speak his heart’s desire, declaring that his true sire is Toil. The tale appears in Four Track News, framing toil as Genius’s inherited lineage.
Mona Leveridge faces a dire choice as Horace orders a fatal plan against Rafe Stillman. A reckless drive ends in disaster when Mona intervenes with the reins, sending the carriage to crash and Horace’s scheme collapsing. Aline Register tends Mona as Rafe awaits news of a protected wedding.
A naval officer recounts how a U S Navy admiral always sheds his uniform coat before Bible reading on Sunday. The admiral explains he cannot show proper reverence for God with the stripes of an admiral touching the Bible. This reflects the inner conflict between pride in rank and devotion to God.
The Philadelphia Press quotes actors touting a new play with quick acts and brief intermissions. The first actor promises energetic pacing and swift scene changes while the other jokes about salary delays.
The ukase would grant religious liberty to about 80 million people by ending penalties on dissenters and non Orthodox Christians, with the state supporting the Greek church while other faiths gain equal status. Critics warn outcomes depend on actual implementation and motive.
The article advises kidney patients to limit protein rich foods and alcohol, favor milk as a primary easily digested diet, and use milk in varied forms to flush the kidneys. It cautions against overripe indulgence, recommends sipping milk, and suggests short term milk-only periods for kidney rest. It also notes cold exposure and climate considerations, including tropical regions, for prognosis.
The piece discusses unusable dress pockets for women and the ingenuity women use to carry essentials. It notes back seam hooks and eyes, hidden hem pockets, and discreet underdress pouches as better options for keeping money and letters. It ends with a wry line about courting.
The Department of Agriculture plans a major drainage effort in northern Indiana’s Kankakee swamp. A special commission will start work this week to reclaim vast marshlands spanning Newton Lake Porter counties. Purdue University has long studied the area with James Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture, leading the initiative.
After a Supreme Court ruling, Prosecutor Brower of Wabash County seeks 200 indictments against the American Express Company in Wabash for violating Indiana law. Since the decision the company has refused deliveries within distant city limits while evidence is gathered for the grand jury.
Grand jury charges William H. Seneca with first degree murder for fatally shooting Grover Richardson at Seneca's Wheeling saloon. Richardson and three companions visited for beer when Seneca, intoxicated, refused service and fired, dying from a stomach wound before aid arrived.
Antoine Loriaux a Muncie glass worker who has been blind in one eye for over thirty years lost his other eye in an accident. Immediately after treatment for the second eye the sight of the first eye returned and he now sees with both eyes. Doctors call it one of the most remarkable cases before physicians and specialists.
James Golring of Vincennes dies shortly after appendicitis operation. Frank Satfork’s bid for a modern ward school in North Vincennes is accepted. Vincennes car and foundry assets sell for 275 to satisfy wage claims. Eleven year old Andrew Bachinski drowns after leaping from a boat in Jackson Center. An ape smoke incident triggers a constable warrant during a South Bend animal show. Wesley Niemeir fatally injured by elevator fall at Ragan Brothers Evansville. two others may be crippled. Carl Zicheschner, 74, found bleeding and unconscious near Hammond with abdominal wound amid conflicting stories. James Gentry, Lincoln’s last surviving boyhood playmate, dies at Rockport home. born 1819 in Spencer County. State crop conditions reported with near normal temps and mixed fruit prospects. Mrs. Jennie Rood acquitted of attempted poisoning in Marion. defense claims husband planted poison. Mrs. Charles Gibson disappearance shocks Connersville. former sweetheart Hamilton also vanished. Dallas township advisory board urged to audit I F E Fults ex trustee. court action threatened over alleged shortage.
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