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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
5
The fragment suggests guidance on how to address Mrs Pinkham in formal letters or communications. It notes proper courtesy, titles, and tone appropriate for letter writing etiquette. The exact audience and context appear limited to archival language.
A testimonial touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming expert experience in treating female illness. The letter says Mrs Pinkham receives fifty thousand testimonials and her advice is proven and reliable. The note lists Lydia E. Pinkham Med Co Lynn, Maze.
Bavaria houses twenty eight pencil factories employing about 10 000 workers. Weekly output includes over 4 000 000 black pencils and 300 000 colored pencils. Last year production reached 230 000 000 pencils, using 1 800 acres of cedar.
Sir Thomas Lipton funds cheap London dining rooms where the poor eat well for 144 to 414 pence a meal and profits may reach 3 percent. The Baltimore Herald notes this model could inspire American elites. Health ads promote Hostetter's bitters for indigestion. A Cardiff anecdote recalls a porter’s twist on a smoking rule and gratuities policy.
An advertisement extols Grain-O as a delicious nourishing drink replacing coffee for kids. It claims Grain-O costs about 44 cents more per unit, made from pure grains, and is sold by grocers nationwide.
A humorous exchange in Brooklyn Life discusses a sensational death rumor with wordplay about severcide and a bottle of liquid air transforming into ice cream. The piece blends gossip with a light, jokey tone and ends by endorsing Eagle Linen for letter heads and envelopes.
In Terre Haute twenty orphan children boarded with Mrs. McKenzie were taken from her and placed in homes amid charges of extreme cruelty. Accusations include threatening to lower a child into a well and making kids sleep on the floor to spare bedding. McKenzie admits threats and says children slept on the floor by choice in warm weather. The report notes the county asylum case of Miss Lucy Havens, and a Benbow family reunion in Muncie with officers elected and a Wales estate inquiry.
Versailles William von Loenitz, an aged widower, visited Cliff Hill cemetery in Osgood by his wife's grave, swallowed poison and shot himself. He had priorly been fined for assaulting Seth Johnson.
A scattered digest reports events from across Indiana including a ghost sensation in Utica, a skeleton found in a Mancle gravel pit, and Plainfield gaining wide world reach via phone. It notes lightning killing eleven sheep near Laporte, a farmer buying a car near Dublin, a bull incident in Shelbyville, and more.
Leslie's Popular Monthly paints Bagdad as one of the East’s last unspoiled cities. It contrasts Caliphate era imagery with modern goods from Birmingham to Marseilles. It notes a 40,000 Jewish population and a Bagdad button scar marking residents as change arrives.
Ad promotes Cascar ets candy cathartic as a natural remedy to cure ailments from headaches to cancer by improving bowel movements. Claims easy relief with a 10 cent trial and warns to beware of imitations, noting genuine tablets bear C C C stamp on metal boxes.
The passage traces ancient Scottish plowing practices from the eight oxen team davoch era to the ten or twelve oven plow in Aberdeen shire last century, noting these implements vanished around the time of Waterloo.
A collage of old ads and notices including Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents, Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds, Lane's Family Medicine for daily bowel health, and Piso's Cure for consumption. Also mentions a Russian language context with the Czar and Empress, a gas works note, Jell-O flavors, and travel tickets for a Fort Wayne meet with Nickel Plate Road.
A Cornhill writer uncovers lesser bulls from Sir Boyle Roche, noting a remark on England and Ireland that any one who seeks to diminish brotherly affection harms both kingdoms. The piece compares this to the Georgia governor’s Atlanta exposition wish for North and South unity, per the San Francisco Argonaut.
Try Grain O ask your grocer for Grain O the new grain based drink that can replace coffee. It suits children and adults alike and is easy on a delicate stomach. Three cents the price of coffee and twenty three cents per package. Sold by all grocers. Also notes a Puck cartoon and a statistic about feeble minded children in London.
Advertisements urge quick no bake Jell O desserts with lemon orange raspberry and strawberry flavors. Also promoting Nickel Plate excursion tickets to Fort Wayne for the Grand Circuit Race Meet and air cushion rubber stamps plus Mrs Winslow's teething syrup at two cents a bottle.
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