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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
8
Bo reveals doctors and hospital men can identify with near certainty which types of fatalities and accidents occur on specific days and hours. Mondays show the highest mishap rate among workers, with early-day scaffold incidents common. After 11 am most cases are street accidents, while evenings see assaults and drunken row incidents. domestic cases peak late nights and Saturdays.
An advertorial portrays the liver as the body’s engine and promotes Cascarets Candy Charcoal as the safest laxative. It claims liver diligence purifies blood and aids digestion, then urges readers to buy Cascarets from druggists and mail order with caution against imitations.
The speaker argues against breaking into the preacher’s house noting the open window and the congregation at church. He claims to be a bold man yet has never robbed a preacher and emphasizes the hard work of ministers and their modest pay.
A fragment from Mary Osgood Sumner’s diary lists a black record of small misdeeds and a white record of duties. Entries from July include leaving items on beds and spilt cream, while August shows her diligent catechism and cooking tasks.
Advertises Swanson Rheumatic Cure claiming it cures rheumatism and numerous pains. Encourages trial with 25cc sample or $1 for a prepaid large bottle of 300 doses. Claims opiate free and safe for children and adults. Chicago address provided for details.
Old Hardcash agrees to wed his daughter only after Sharpleigh proves bank strength. He records a £1000 requirement, then Sharpleigh borrows the sum to win the daughter, prompting Bullion Bonds to doubt him before change of heart.
A family question inspires a quick dessert solution Jell-O. No boiling or baking required just hot water and cooling. Flavors lemon orange raspberry and strawberry offered at 10 cents at grocers.
A short exchange in the Philadelphia North American notes that a mass meeting featured a lengthy but unremarkable speech. The quote suggests observers questioned whether Senator Blowgun spoke, only to stress the speaker’s hour and a half address.
An old ad urges readers to use Kemp's Balsam to stop coughing immediately. It offers a free sample bottle from the druggist and lists 25 and 50 cent bottle sizes. Urges immediate action with a warning that delays are dangerous.
A vintage quip features Shem and Jophet debating sugar to cure seasickness. The ad copy then touts Piso's Remedy for Catarrh claiming quick relief of cold symptoms and catarrh at 60 cents.
The statement posits that by fully developing one’s innate principles and applying reciprocity, a person stays close to the righteous path. It emphasizes self-cultivation and mutual fairness as a moral compass.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and refunds if it fails. W Grove’s signature appears on each box. Nickel Plate Road markets Central Passenger Association Mileage Ticket offering wide rail passage and partnerships with 36 other roads.
The Chicago Times-Herald quotes a local girl delighted by a university spelling reform, noting she can write to Boston friends without consulting the dictionary. She jokes about not spelling right and risking misperception that she supports reform.
Health, stamina, and intellect are stressed as the ideal man emerges from college rivalry. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is advertised as keeping bowels regular and stomach healthy, preventing malaria fever and ague, with claims of curing stomach disorders and enhancing overall vitality.
The fragment features a Boston matron advising study of domestic and political economy, noting cravings for foresight during mundane life. The small daughter recalls the uncle's money in new coins with inartistic designs and reluctance to reproduce them.
Frank J Cheney certifies as senior partner of F J Cheney Co in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh cure not achieved by their product. The notice urges taking Hall's Catarrh Cure internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Sent to notary A W Gleason on December 6.
An Indication Is that young woman quick at repartee She doesn't seem to have a friend in the world Washington Star notes Miss Cayenne comments on social dynamics and a perceived lack of companionship.
Advert says Grain-O replaces coffee for kids, made from pure grains and tasting like coffee when prepared. It claims to nourish and distribute health as more Grain-O is given, costs about 3 cents per cup and is sold by all grocers.
Philadelphia Record notes a quip on truth being stranger than fiction, attributing the line to Kate and Tommy Pop as a playful reflection on rarity of truth versus story.
Advertisement touts free sample of Allen's Foot Ease from Alien 8 Olmuted Le Roy New York. Claims to cure tired sweaty damp swollen feet and ease tight shoes and remedy corns and bunions. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
A terse exchange reveals sharp remarks about daily papers and marriage news. A speaker dismisses sensational reports as needless cruelty while another remarks on matrimonial gossip.
The notice touts Rape and Speltz and Bromus as the greatest cheapest richest foods and urges readers to see Salzer's Big Cat catalog sent for 5c postage. It stresses career risk and says many men fail by not stealing enough at one time.
An old advertisement promotes Lane's Family Medicine claiming it moves the bowels daily for health, acts gently on the liver and kidneys, and eases headaches. The price listed is 25 and 50 cents.
A compact reflection on bearing provocation as a sign of strong reason and a forgiving spirit, quoting Tillotson.
W H Kinkade reports from Alameda 1808 era letters detailing his twenty one months in western Canada. He left Traverse March 1898 with 3.55 and arrived with family later that year. He earned about 478.10 in wages, plus 70.10 from crops on 12 acres, totaling 548.10 with expenses around 108.00 for entrance and farming costs. He notes 82 acres ready for 1900 and praises Canada as a better option than Minnesota wages and high rent.
In Chicago, a small boy asks if they kill more hogs there than anywhere in the United States. Papa replies that people say so, yet street cars make it seem unlikely when observed amid city bustle.
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for painful periods and female disorders. It promises relief and urges women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
Alabastine presents as the original durable wall coating, distinct from all kalsemine preparations. It blends by adding cold water and comes dry in properly labeled packaging with directions. Suitable for plaster brick wood or canvas and easy for a child to apply.
The article explains kalsomines as inexpensive wall coverings and paints made from chalk and clay. It also discusses alabastine, noting its use in hospitals and as a durable surface that resists dirt and can be redecorated by removing old coats.
An advertisement urges churches schools and public halls to use Alabastine wall coatings for durability and purity. It warns against cheaper imitations and urges readers to obtain tint cards and a free booklet from Alabastine Co Grand Rapids Michigan.
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