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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
3
In the Detroit Key Press a light exchange frames a marriage theme. Mrs Quizzit asks about divorce while Mrs Flygh admits she has not reached that topic yet, saying the marriage question keeps her guessing.
Low Rates via Nickle Plate Road June 1 2 8 and 4 Good returning June 15th with privilege of extension Full information of agent or address C A Melin T B A K Wayne Ind 833 He Was It The valor of the individual does not depend on the size The scrap of humanity mentioned in the newspaper was not to be judged by a sense of filches The small boy was dressed in football costume and with a jaunty air walked into the office of a country newspaper and handed to the editor a dirty scrap of paper
A delicate woman seeks confidential aid from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass offering free advice on private health concerns. The ad promises responsive, discreet guidance to women troubled by personal illnesses and questions they fear to answer.
Letters from grateful readers claim Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored their health after years of illness and failed treatments. The advertisements emphasize consulting Mrs Pinkham for guidance and note dramatic recoveries from reproductive and related female diseases.
A reform mission worker recounts her first visit to a neighborhood near Avenue A. An Irishwoman, Mrs Muldoon, accosts the newcomer with a sharp joke and a demand for 50 cents before she allows a short psalm reading, illustrating humor and hardship in mission work.
A testimonial from Mrs. Marr Metzger of Sweetwater Oklahoma in 1905 describes severe eczema itch that covered the body and kept her awake at night. She credits Cuticura Remedies with rapid relief after following the directions and recommends them. A comic aside notes a dog reader in the background.
Low round trip rates via Nickle Plate Road offered for the American Medical Association meeting in Boston and Massachusetts. Rates include return trip options with limited stop-overs and details available from local agents or the CoA. Contact Melin PLD A rt Wayne IN for information and address inquiries.
An educated farmer notes crops suffer regardless of good or bad weather. He says bright sun and copious showers do not align with crop health this year, leaving him pessimistic about yields.
W G L Jackson of Parkersburg West Virginia describes long kidney trouble with nocturnal urination back pain and urinary disorders. After using Dono's Kidney Pills the urine normalized and pain faded with eight years of lasting improvement. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Maxim Gorky sneered at Americans for failing to identify a bigamist in a senator while noting his own comment earned little attention. He quips about the difficulty of proving personal indiscretions amid tea talk in Philadelphia.
A 100-dollar reward offer appears for cures of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Care. The notice names Cheney & Co of Toledo and Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists vouching for F J Cheney. It claims the remedy acts on mucous surfaces and promises testimonials, with sales through druggists and a digestive laxative mention.
A mixed page item cites a Nickel Plate Road trip offer 100 miles and back for $1.00 with group rates, plus travel agent contact. It also notes leather use advances in manufacturer cog wheels and a children's remedy claim for teething and colic with sparse ad text.
Henrik Ibsen, the renowned Norwegian dramatist and poet, died in Christiania on Wednesday afternoon after months of illness. He was 78, survived by his widow and his son Dr. Sigurd Ibsen. His last work When We Dead Awaken appeared in 1899 and his plays achieved global influence.
Marion Gordon of Columbus died after a horse kick. Terre Haute woman burned in gasolene stove blast. Fires destroy barns and stores across Indiana with losses up to thousands. Multiple fatal wrecks on rail lines. A runaway streetcar injures several. Franchises and legal cases unfold as towns report crimes and accidents. Notable deaths include Judge Willian P. Andrew in Laporte.
The report details large donations of food and supplies to San Francisco after the disaster. Nebraska towns sent forward significant help by late April and through May. Major contributions included flour, with over 6000 tons delivered, and canned goods totaling about ten pounds per resident.
The Des Moines Presbyterian General Assembly approved union with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and rejected official sanction for the Book of Forms and Services. The forms will be published for voluntary use only, with no authority implied by the assembly. The action retroacts to reverse 1903 1904 and 1905 moves toward an authorized form book.
Lewis William Washington ex vice president of Sheet Steel Co of Pittsburg died in Nice France. Franks Billings of Chicago presided at a joint session of national associations in Washington. Francesco Ferrutlo, leader of Bilerys band, won Concetta Rocco and married her after a long pursuit. Mormon church withdrawal rumors proved unfounded. Beresford Hope of London admitted misrepresenting a $275,000,000 takeover claim.
The home captain says there will be no game because they did not collect enough gate money to raise funds for a ball. Opponents react as the match is scratched with only a few spectators present including two farmer boys a militiaman and a chimney sweep.
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