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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
7
A. C. Huxley, resident of Pipe Creek township, declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Representative from Miami County subject to the nominating convention decision.
Full blood Buff Co cian Bantam eggs for 50 cents per 13 eggs and domesticated Wild Mallard duck eggs also 50 cents per 13 eggs.
A note warns that if orderless onions rise in California their general use could cause social disruption. The text suggests people might fail to recognize close friends due to the scentless produce.
A Houston wife says she loves to hear her husband praise other women while remaining a woman of unquestioned veracity. A Montana judge proclaims he would as soon kill a policeman as eat breakfast prompting questions about breakfast in Montana.
A Kansas preacher who told his female congregation they will wear halos in heaven may soon declare what will replace their high heeled shoes and peek a boo waists.
A fragment discusses not harming doctors while arguing about payments. The text shows frustration at critics and a claim to avoid harming medical practice, hinting at a broader dispute over prices or exchanges.
A hometown newspaper with overflowing business advertisements draws attention and funds to the town. Capital and labor follow an enterprising community, making the paper a powerful tool for growth and prosperity. The heedless owner harms both town and townspeople.
An article claims drinking ample water can prevent appendicitis by addressing constipation caused by insufficient intake of fiber and fluids, arguing that dehydration and poor diet lead to intestinal blockages triggering inflammation.
On March 24 1908 at 730 PM George Thomas Babcock and Esta Mary Leffel both of Peru were married by Rev Harry Nyce at his home 132 East 5th Street due to sickness at the Leffel home. The couple will reside at 157 West 3rd Street and friends wish them happiness.
A local company promotes a new line of wall paper highlighting fine coloring, careful printing, and market-competitive prices. They invite buyers to view the offerings and compare quality with other products.
Prices for Ko komo Farm Fence are presented as low and attractive. The message claims hundreds of farmers will testify to the product’s quality and value. Sold by unknown seller.
Norman R Coulter of the Delbert Building in San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic medicine. He says it corrects stomach liver and kidney disorders and builds up the system. It is advertised as the best spring medicine and a blood purifier, 50c at W L Piper's drug store.
Advertises through vestibuled trains between Chicago and Cincinnati on own rails. Lists Nos 31 35 2 4 32 6-4 with departure and arrival times, daily and partial Sunday service. Mentions sleepers on Nos 3 and 4 and local sleepers via Muncie Marion Peru to Chicago. Inquiries to L A Pond Peru Ind.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as a cure for weak or diseased hearts. It cites dramatic self reports of recovery, promising rapid relief and money back guarantees through Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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