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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
4
Russell Deckwa of 831 Chestnut St Topeka Kansas says a severe cold was helped wonderfully by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He urges others to use the genuine product for coughs colds croup and whooping cough.
A Chicago savings bank manager finds Chinese patrons are among the most valuable, with higher balances, fewer complaints, and no legal issues in debt. He notes their thrift and reliability, while contrasting their work ethic with white customers and urging broader white thrift.
The Chicago Journal notes Miss Mary Berry who died in London in 1852. She was Walpole’s confidante and editor of Reminiscences and Letters. She declined Horace Walpole’s marriage proposal and lived at Twickenham with her sister.
A Colorado Springs reader at 1035 E Boulder St, J E Williams age 93, reports Foley Kidney Pills improve kidney function and health restoration, claiming their use makes him feel much better after long trouble.
In Hugo Oklahoma on June 17 1920 the writer details a May 20 trek from Iwink south into rugged Oklahoma terrain toward Red River. He battles washed out bridges dense undergrowth rocky ledges and dense jungles then reaches Red River only to find friendly hospitality at a nearby homestead. He notes land prices rising in the area and contrasts Texas and Oklahoma acreage costs.
The piece traces how medieval Europe and the East treated lepers as unclean and dangerous. It notes a shift to humane care with colonies and institutions and medical advances like chaulmoogra oil offering renewed hope to sufferers.
Indianapolis resident Alfred N Middleton, 81, credits Trutona with dramatic improvement after Civil War rheumatism and kidney trouble. He reports renewed appetite and energy, saying the medicine acts as a reconstructive agent and body invigorant. The product is advertised as a remedy for stomach liver and bowel issues.
A Hindu hunter escaped a pursuing tiger by pretending to be a windmill demon with upraised arms and a grimace. The tiger recoiled in fear, then fled, leaving the man unscathed but astonished by the unknown.
The article describes ancient Arizona canals tapping the Gila River and shaping a lost city. It explains how the Casa Grande sits amid deserted irrigation works, with long canals traced by sand and evidence of a thriving prehistory. Remnants of Phoenix lie on the ancient ruins, and relics persist as archaeologists study the civilisation.
The piece notes that early meeting houses were built near homes in valleys and meadows, with homes required within half a mile to provide fort protection. As populations grew, this rule proved crowded, and pasture needs driven by cattle forced cancellation of the half mile radius.
A compact survey notes how stories like the Arabian Nights prize tale of a diamond on a shelf brings wealth, while Scandinavian myth features a long-lost crown found by fishing. Russian folklore echoes with Ivan finding a ring via a perch’s treason, as we see fables of treasure and fate.
The passage notes that animals react with alarm to snakes even without prior contact, implying a natural transmission of experiential learning. It highlights the idea that creatures rely on inherited and transmitted responses to avoid predators and locate food, potentially affecting species survival.
Mrs. Sarah Platt of Richmond Indiana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her weak back and irregular kidneys. She praises the remedy twice over two years apart and urges others with kidney trouble to use Dean's Kidney Pills. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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