05 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
Berne Witness
Location
Berne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
1
In a Decatur case the wife alleges constant abuse by her husband including financial control denying provisions, breaking items, harsh language, and lack of affection. She claims he admitted marrying to block another marriage and that after their child’s birth he avoided caring for the infant. She separated in December 1911 and again in May, seeking dissolution of marriage with support.
A housewife is urged to spend time outdoors in sunlight for health and beauty. The ad promotes daily fresh air and a healthy stomach using Chamberlain's Tablets as needed, claiming the regimen leads to well being. The product is available for sale by all dealers.
An interstate commerce commission order requires railroads to issue exact fares starting July 15. Ticket agents must compute the fare precisely by miles times rate, with no rounding to the nearest five cents. If the calculated fare is 34 or 37 cents, it must be 34 or 37, not 35 or 40.
A.M. Nason of Canaan Maine says persistent sciatic rheumatism left him crippled until Foley Kidney Pills cured him and removed black specks before his eyes. The advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills dissolve uric acid and aid various rheumatism forms and are sold by all druggists.
Local notes from Spring Hill report visits and calls across families. Louis Eley of Van Wert Ohio called on his mother and cousin. Rev J W Anderson and daughter Ruth visited Lafayette. Melvina Miller began work for Mrs Marion Buffenbarger.
A Berne Indiana woman cites improved kidney function and relief from back pains after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers to request Dean's Kidney Pills by name, noting the product's 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as manufacturers.
A historical note explains the Gaelic alphabet linked to trees. It lists today's eighteen letters with names mapped to trees such as elm birch oak and ash while noting ancient forms lacked the letter h and the term beth lifs nulu.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Coke and a remedy for diarrhoea as a summer preparation. It urges buyers to purchase now from all dealers to be ready before summer ends.
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