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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
8
Local column notes Engel’s oysters daily and a flood of social entries. A. H. Thie and wife, plus many others, travel to Cincinnati while Miss Clara Annewehr and Miss Anna Jansing make trips there for work and visits. Several births, property notes, and business moves color the week.
Oldenburg residents and guests are noted traveling to Cincinnati and Batesville. Names include Mrs. Jacob Paul John Mohr Louis Barnhorst Henry Harmon and family Miss Theresia Woerdeman Wm Hoelker John D Gehringer and families. Several others transacted business or attended funerals.
Alexander Benton of Fort Edward New York praises Dr King's New Discovery as his best friend for asthma and incipient consumption cured six years ago for his wife in a trial bottle offered free. The remedy is guaranteed by Baas & Schultz druggists and priced 50 cents to one dollar.
The Bingville Bugle editor muses on Ottum arriving yearly with foliage painted in rainbow hues. The piece blends melancholy over debt with a playful nod to autumn, noting many subscribers owe $5 to $10, dampening spirits as payments lag. Included is a brief social note about Mrs Hypatia Geraldine Bassett hosting a party for a twin’s first teeth, featuring fall gowns and Paris fashion details.
A distressing stomach disorder is attributed to a disordered stomach and is claimed to be curable with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad offers a free sample at Baas & Schultz's and Bigney & Co's drug stores.
A lively scene among a boarding party at a summer resort centers on Sammy and a wedding discussion. The youngest woman writes sixteen pages to Sammy without revealing much while others joke about vaccination, letters, and social plans. The column then shifts to a series of light quips and homely maxims.
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