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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1909
Page
7
Mrs. Lizzie Holland of Noah Kentucky testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her ills during the Change of Life. The notice extols the remedy for female troubles and offers free confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Miss Ann Pearsons of Northfield Vermont describes worst eczema on face and neck that oozed and itched until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Within under three months the skin healed completely after trying three doctors and various treatments. Potter Drug & Chem sole proprietors of Cuticura Remedies Boston.
In a brisk exchange, Miss Plainritch and Mr Spudhunter agree to wed for financial reasons. They marry and begin their life together, described as as happy as any couple could reasonably expect.
Several short items promote women health remedies including Mother Gray Australian Leaf a regulator for female ills and a 50 cent sample offer. Teasers mention Vamilias Wizard Oil for tired feet and a humor fragment about a reformer and a violinist Ysaye tale.
A laborer claims switching from coffee to Postum steadied his nerves and improved digestion after years of decline. He quit meat tobacco and coffee and reports immediate health gains, praising Postum as delicious when prepared with rich cream. He cites his wife and a small book as supportive notes.
The article lists practical improvements for clothes props to prevent dislodgement in wind. It includes recipes and tips for cherry pie filling, peach jam, meat dishes, preserved foods,を and various household tricks from cleaning to pest control, with many dated or utilitarian details.
An advertisement claims Munyons Paw-Paw Pills relieve constipation indigestion and biliousness with gentle laxative action. Priced 25 cents mailed postpaid from Munyons Remedy Co Philadelphia pa. A joke about aviation enthusiasts follows the ad.
A humorous remark notes a family born in distinct places with the speaker born in London, contrasting India and Belfast origins. The line captures a wry observation on lineage and coincidence, with Punch magazine style wit.
Marion Indiana resident Mrs Josephine Jeffery describes severe kidney trouble starting with backache and weakness. After doctors said no hope she used Dean's Kidney Pills and gradually recovered, praising the treatment. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Dialog references pasteurization and barn fed cows as a near equivalent, quotes a Kansas City Journal line about corner-stones and posterity, and advertises Pettit's Ever Salve and Red Cross Ball Blue. The piece blends chatter with a small ad snippet and a historical jab at local customs.
A Washington Star quote laments people wasting precious moments. An ad promotes Mrs Winston's Nootming Syrup for teething, claiming gum softening and pain relief, priced at 25 cents per bottle.
The Duke of Norfolk, longstanding premier peer, appears set on relinquishing some grand holdings while remaining beloved by his tenantry. His casual dress and curious conduct at Arundel prompted amused public rebukes, and at his wedding kneeling before Beatrice Maxwell revealed his marked boots and hat brushed the wrong way, a quirk noted by all.
Promotes 320 acres of U S Government lands in Wyoming free of cost with irrigation and dry farming methods. Offers homeseekers rates and direct Chicago to Wyoming train service. Contact W B Kuniskern P T M Chicago NL for booklet.
A brief juvenile exchange from the Washington Star uses a stern parent and a witty youth. The youth rejects blame by claiming lifelong disapproval of his grandfather prior attitudes.
A collage of historic and public notices: Ethan Allen's surrender phrase at Ticonderoga cited, a Le Mans hatmakers union led by one man, Nickel Plate Road low fare to western regions with Sept 15 to Oct 15 sale, London Mendicity Society report on beggars and charity in 1908 with impostor rate and total letters received.
The writer suggests using chiffon cloth for the waist to match the skirt material. The costume could be carried out with cloth or in a dressy version if needed.
A brief humor note from the New Orleans Times-Democrat features a quip about a man asking to speak to a typewriter, learning it is engaged, and declaring he is the fiancé. The item captures light, playful press tone.
The text alternates between a terse private exchange about a diamond ring and an offhand culinary instruction for croutons. The dialogue references a person named Minnie and a father, then abruptly shifts to a recipe suggestion for side bread croutons baked until brown.
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