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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary report discusses silane in feed for steers, predator and disease concerns, and notes on disinfection methods and costs. Mentions various places and items in a scattered way without coherent events or outcomes.
Disjointed notes discuss grit for hens and soft shelled eggs, a bit-ring method to curb pulling by horses, and a Goliad barn post tale where living willow posts altered floor height. The piece blends farm advice with curious anecdotes and occasional misspellings.
A fragmented war episode depicts a rebel attack on a stalled Confederate era train. Rebels derail rails, dynamite blasts, and a mule stands firm as militia fire erupts. Despite heavy combat, no casualties occur amid the smoke and cheers of battle.
A reflective piece on how distance from the city brings freedom and renewed energy. The author contrasts urban confinement with open landscapes, describing mountains and lakes as sources of expansive vision and mental relief. The text argues change is beneficial, with distance offering release from city life.
The article claims Denmark with two million people once had three Catholics and now faces a surge as monks nuns expelled from France as well as Catholic priests increasing from three to seventy four plus fourteen nuns. It portrays England similarly with rising Catholic presence.
The Washington Star quips about Brig gins describing him as an intelligent but unpopular politician. The remark likens him to a baseball umpire who means well yet faces conflict with all sides during discourse.
A remark from a promoter notes some mining enterprises were labeled opportunities but later proved risky. A counterpart, noting his lack of luck, says those ventures were opportunities to lose, reflecting caution in early prospecting and investment discussions.
A brief exchange in the Philadelphia Press features a bustling executive urging a colleague to share all known details. Another line notes a traveler named Borem claiming five minutes to spare before heading out of town.
Reverent tribute to a mother described as sharing every joy, sorrow, and misfortune with unwavering support. The speaker lauds her smile, tears, consolation, excuses, prayers, and encouragement, celebrating a steadfast presence in all life’s moments.
A public notice cautions against catarrh remedies containing mercury and urges use of safer Tall’s Catarrh Cure from Cheney Co. The article also surveys kitchen hacks, cleaning tips, and a note on endowment flags for Deaf education, citing the Royal asylum at Margate and various banners.
Mrs Hlewligus argues security measures fail against burglars. Mr Tlewligus counters that the effort only delays the intruder and makes the break in more troublesome. The brief exchange ends with a humorous punch line.
A reader describes how coffee harmed health including sleep, digestion, and heart symptoms. After switching to Postum two years ago the writer reports improved sleep, fewer nervous spells, and weight gain, crediting Postum with restoring health and vitality. The letter ends with an appeal to readers to consider the product and notes ongoing testimonials.
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