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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
7
A distorted prose piece depicts a man asleep with open mouth and vest, while a woman watches him. The narration blends dreamlike imagery and inaudible sounds as it contemplates beauty, fate, and the tension between observation and judgment.
A long excerpt emphasizes being true to oneself as the path to achievement, arguing that originality cannot be copied and that those with new, valuable ideas gain attention. It cites famous sayings and includes scattered clippings about music, religion, and moral reflections from various authors and sources.
A family reports a six month struggle with extreme eczema in their daughter. Doctors feared for her life until the Cuticura remedies were used, including Soap and Ointment. The child is nearly three and free of flare ups, according to James J. Smith of Darmid Va with notes from 1906.
An odd mix of medical ads and light social chatter. A patient credits Troan's Kidner Pills for rapid recovery from illness after four months bedridden. The piece also promotes PAZO OINTMENT for piles with a money-back guarantee. A stray exchange touches politics and a quip about indoor baseball.
A Vienna physician explored subcutaneous injections to fill hollow noses, initially praised by medicine but later deemed unsafe as material caused irritation and deformities. American innovators in Chicago refined the idea into a protective, steadying implant using specific preparatory compounds.
The Laurel Advocate notes Canadian strength in reverence for law, strong churches and schools, and thriving wheat fields with yields up to forty to fifty bushels per acre. It mentions 160 acres free land plus 160 acres purchasable at $2.60, plus rail rates and government agents.
A Norristown woman reports severe female troubles nearly led to an operation but after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and is now cured. The ad claims the product has helped thousands with menstrual issues, infections, abortion symptoms, and related pains and invites inquiries to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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