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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
4
A parade of visitors calls and short trips fills a week in Holton and surrounding areas. Residents from Indianapolis Cincinnati Greensburg Milan and Versailles visit relatives attend church and attend hospital and court events. Local weddings and baccalaureate plans mix with family health news and club meetings.
Osgood Ye scribe remains housebound with flu since last Wednesday. Ford Chaplain, recently abroad, has arrived at Camp Mills New York. Mrs Ellinghaus, mother of Mrs L Kestler, returns home from the Dillsbury sanatorium much improved. Willson and wife, Newton Hyatt and wife, host Sunday guests at the County Farm. Mrs Chris Seekamp of Mulvane Kansas visits family here. Matt Roberts and sisters Pearl and Lucy were in Aurora recently. Gould and Walter Hallowell note their sisters' shares in the lumber and saw mill business will be transacted in.
Gen Hunterman toured Otter Creek and John Sembach family last Sunday. Ian Fellerman and family saw representatives in Batesville. Gra Ray joined a farmer meeting at Onadasda. Glarenge and Harry Pellerman attended choir practice at Picats church on Wednesday evening. A local shopper noted high school loan discussions and Awhile G and wife visited Cincinnati for a Mens and Sunday outing.
A fragmentary text poses a rhetorical question about enjoying life and references a man in good condition, suggesting confidence in life prospects while noting dyspeptic symptoms. The incomplete source yields limited coherent facts or names.
Miss Elizabeth Peters of Ol denburg Academy visits her parents C. N. Peters and wife. Miss Nellie Pease of Indianapolis spends time with her mother. Various residents on sick lists visit friends, business trips to Batesville and Indianapolis, and church and lodge activities noted. Family, travel, and social engagements across Ol denburg, Moores Hill, North Bend, Hogan Hill, Sunman, and Shelbyville.
The article states headaches often originate from a dis ordered stomach or constipation and can be avoided by addressing the cause. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a few doses may correct the issue, noting many have found lasting relief by using the tablets which are easy to take and mild in effect.
John Sembach and wife with son Charles spent Sunday with Henry Seuecs and Ora Wehr families. Harry Harlamert and clan visited Joseph Rimstidt group at Laughery Bridge. Several women including Cora Harlamert and Selma Menke met with friends. Kreinhop and Finke men traveled to Cincinnati to visit relatives. Meyer and Brebberman men spent Sunday with Walter Smith. Leah Meyer stayed with Malinda Brebberman. St Peters Lutheran Sunday School plans a Children's Day program for June 8. Rev Harm and wife visited George Kestler family.
Rheumatism causes great pain and suffering as the most common illness. A remedy offering relief and allowing rest and sleep is Chamberlains Liniment.
GAFF Church at Shelby drew a good crowd. Charles Ferguson moved to Westport for work. Mrs. Lizzie Williams is improving from illness. Mrs. Wm Ferguson returned home after a week at Westport and Alert. Richard Hafft family visited Wm Kraus. Copeland family and Clifford visited Benham. Mollie Bruner and May Titus shopped at Versailles. Sherd Hyatt remains very ill. Farmers Association met at Spear Schoolhouse Saturday evening.
The text describes Mesopotamia as a dominant ancient world seat of Assyrian and Babylonian empires. It notes centuries of wealth, military power, and cultural flourishing from rich natural resources and human achievements. The ancient glory has passed, yet its glamour remains.
The term refers to roughly a thousand years of the Middle Ages from the fall of Rome to the revival of letters in the fifteenth century. It is usually dated from Clovis’s invasion of Gaul in 466 to Charles V’s invasion of Naples in 1405, a span marked by low learning.
Douglas Jasperson warns that wool and shoddy markets remain depleted due to war. The article notes that ghastly losses of virgin wool and khaki demand shorten fiber lifespans from years to months and foresees ongoing price and supply pressures as troops return to peacetime dress needs.
In a tale of old family intrigue, Jack Dalton feigns pauper status after burning fake money in front of a quartet of relatives led by Lawyer Blair. The drama spirals as the heirs desert him, until Dalton reveals his real plan and reshapes his estate for Eleanor and Howard.
Fifty years past Queen Isabella was dethroned and Spain bore a constitutional shift while Espartero, duke of Vittoria, rose to power. He aided Isabella’s succession, led armies against the Carlists, and twice headed the government during crises. Born 1792, he rose from humble origins to high rank through merit.
A report by C. E. Ferree and J. Rang shows white tungsten light causes the least eye fatigue among tested lamps, while yellow carbon or kerosene light increases strain and blue bulb tungsten causes the most fatigue.
The Reichstag considers moving workers from cities to detached cottages with country air and nutritious food to boost births. It notes many wounded soldiers marry older women, harming repopulation, and proposes more child clinics to cut infant mortality.
A crew of fourteen tramera, two foremen and four riggers at the Sup ple-Ballin shipyards in Portland Oregon built and placed eighty nine frames in forty and one half hours. The double frames were bolted with sixty four screws and two coats of carbolineum were applied before assembly.
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