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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
4
The narrator recalls a violent quarrel that killed a friend, the shock of the deed, and his descent into fear and guilt. He hides the crime while a witness remains possible and faces a courtroom dilemma as Oliver questions the truth. A revelation from his son reshapes the impending judgment.
A National Geographic correspondent reports a pervasive facial affliction in the Middle East dubbed date boil or bouton d Alep. It begins as a small red spot that enlarges and can persist for up to eighteen months. Descriptions note its ubiquity among Bagdad residents and even affects travelers returning to civilization.
A New York Tribune anecdote recounts Admiral Mahan at a luncheon debating the British navy with a witty lady. He jokes that she is so ignorant it’s hard to argue, likening a volunteer husband’s rapid rise to field marshal or court martial, a punchline remarked by the audience.
A reflective verse notes seeking joy in small treasures and choosing paths around heavy blocks. The speaker admires Goethe as a guiding idea, seeing daily life as a series of minor discoveries and decisions that brighten the journey.
The ivy lasts about 200 years while elm ranges from 200 to 350 years. Linden trees live 600 to 1000 years, locusts and oaks around 400 years, and firs span 700 to 1300 years.
Tyrol in Austria presents diverse climates from glacier air in the north to Mediterranean sunshine in the south. It is a land of Alpine scenery with over 350 health resorts, a mixed German and Italian speaking population of about 900,000, and a strong pastoral economy aided by goats cheese and livestock.
Hofbauer the French painter summoned from trenches near Solesons to local headquarters is among painters chosen to depict battle scenes along the front for France. He visited Paris for materials then Reims, awaiting further assignments. A general noted that even in war time France remains the motherland of art. Francois M Torretti and his sculptor wife, well known in New York, may present anatomical drawings of wounded at Compiegne ambulance for future medical museums. Germany grants patent for acid proofing concrete pipe by embedding asphalt in concrete then hot coating interior.
A fragment notes a Northbound discussion about cheaper rheume tam options. The quote suggests a preference for buying locally versus traveling south for a remedy, with a brief remark about cost.
Alberta wool growers anticipate 365 cent wool this year due to strong demand from war related mills. A Grassy Lake district sheep man says it is possible, noting a propitious season, even ranges, and good quality wool ahead. He urges farmers to enter sheep raising, citing profitability and climate suitability.
Robert W. Chambers discusses a famed writer of the past who he says was a genius yet produced little. An anecdote recounts a night arrest when asked his business the man boasts of genius and the magistrate prescribes seven days away from the bottle to curb the excess.
Representative Anthony urged increased armaments at a Washington luncheon. He cited a Hackney lad who said Germans cut off Jim's retreat, illustrating wartime fear and the perceived costs of war. The speech linked parallel ignorance and danger in current conditions to a local anecdote from Mare Street Hackney.
In a brief exchange, a psychologist claims a magiReading mind capability while an engineer challenges the claim. The dialogue moves between skepticism and curiosity as they test the notion of mind reading.
A humorous exchange features a speaker affirming belief in love at first sight while cites Magesby as an example. The dialogue wittily questions whether his wife would have married him had she seen his face at the start.
A Topeka woman attributes relief from insomnia nervousness and dyspepsia to abandoning coffee for Postum claiming rapid improvement and six years of continued well being. The ad notes Postum varieties Cereat and Instant Postum with boiling and dissolving instructions and prices, urging readers to switch beverages.
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