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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
4
The article notes Great Salt Lake as a miniature ocean among Wasatch peaks, ninety miles long and forty wide with grassy islands. It mentions specially built boats for briny waters and the paradox of a sea nearly a mile above sea level, highlighting floatation and safety aspects.
Mrs. Kitty Seaney suffered months with Bright's Disease and back pain. After starting Dodd's Kidney Pills, her kidneys expelled dark matter and health improved rapidly. She used ten boxes and fully recovered with no pain or symptoms remaining.
A dated dialogue shows Mr Johnson arguing a policy is easy to influence a weak person to drive her while Mr Jackson counters it seems a safer but denied view. The excerpt captures a playful exchange with dialectal spellings.
1,213 Bus onions per acre touted by Salzer's method. Company distributes about 125,000 lbs seed annually, selling seed at 6.00 per lb. Catalog offer includes 150 kinds of flower and vegetable seeds with 2c postage. LaCrosse Wisconsin address for mailed Mammoth catalog.
A dialogue recalls a romantic thread linked to a courtship, hinting at a tale where a man confided about his vast wealth to his partner. The exchange suggests a notable backstory surrounding affection and financial mystery.
A collection of travel deals from Chicago and Northwestern Railway with discounted berth options and advertised excursions, plus multiple patent medicine and dye product promotions. Also mentions foreign naphtha interests in Persia and a promotional cure claim for Dr Kline’s nerve remedies.
Rhodes, the Cape Colony premier turned imperialist financier and diamond magnate known as the diamond king, died in Cape Town at age 40 after a seven week illness. The British South Africa Company founder shaped imperialist policy and the dream of United South Africa.
British columns against Gen Delarey report 185 prisoners taken, three fifteen pounders and two pom poms. Kekewich and W Kitchener columns seized prisoners wagons cattle and mules after a rapid 80 mile march along the Commando Drift to Lichtenburg line March 23 24. The total prisoner count reaches 135.
The president asks Congress to authorize diplomatic and consular representation in Cuba, outline terms for a future treaty, and approve salaries for a Havana consul general and three other posts. He notes imminent Cuban government inauguration and the need to formalize international relations and protections for U.S. interests.
Readable fragments indicate a fire or destruction event in Erie Pennsylvania with losses referenced and notes about a complete system and Abilene mentioned in uncertain context. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
Hon Dan A Grosvenor deputy auditor for the War Department writes from Washington praising Peruna as a spring tonic and catarrh remedy. Gen H W Ogden also endorses Peruna as a fine tonic and effective catarrh cure. The advertisement urges treating catarrh in spring and offers free medical advice from Dr Hartman.
MeJigger-Hedley touts a new toy bank that refuses to open yet supposedly coughs up car fare to fathers. Paps Wil Buy It, claims MeJigger, in a fair path to wealth. The Philadelphia Press notes the odd concept as a lighthearted item.
An advertisement from the Ladies' Home Journal offers air cushion rubber stamps and printing outfits with daters, inviting readers to request a catalog and price list from Lock Box 219 in Fort Wayne Indiana. It cites a George William Curtis reference classifying New York society into three groups, via the Potiphar Papers.
A humorous remark contrasts a storefront sign reading Pool with a swimming pool. The speaker notes the venue is not a bath but a dive spot for casual stunts and innuendo, underscoring local humor about names and meanings.
A terse dialogue mocks romance as a speaker complains about spending on flowers that are torn apart by a romantic girl saying he loves me he loves me not. The exchange frames love language as costly but paradoxical.
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