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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
7
Ed Crumbo ex mayor of New Albany Indiana writes from 611 El Oak Street praising Peruna. He claims it cures catarrh indigestion headaches and general sickness when used as directed. In a later Aug 24 1904 letter he says his health is good but would rely on Peruna if needed.
A Thurston Journal digest reports on numerous deep wells and borings worldwide led by an American hydrologist, naming several sites in Germany and Africa and noting depths above four thousand feet. Italian inventor Tommaso forms a new electric safety lamp for mines using an airtight glass bulb and rubber bulb to cut power if a seal breaks. American Dr. Kieffer proposes tendons of crane and heron legs as surgical ligatures, while sauropod skull studies hint at a pineal organ. Alpine glacier ice in France supplies Lyon, with blocks blasted by powder charges, and Walter Nason of Newport Maine defies time by reading the day from his hand.
The article notes vast profits across spinning, banking, and new mills in Japan. Amagasaki plans 20,000 extra spindles. a Shanghai mill costs 1.404 million dollars. cotton cloth output reached 60 million yards. Kanegafuchi mill expands to 200 workers. Osaka Sumitomo steel foundry to grow. new rice paper, coal mining, harbor, and vessel plans announced. merchants fear yarn shortages for China.
A Sioux Falls resident Andrew Johnson reports kidney trouble left him near death. After using Don's Kidney Pills his pain, swelling, and fatigue subsided, appetite and weight returned, and he recovered from a yearlong illness. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Dr. Co. Buffalo NY.
The passage mocks art authenticty with a rich man and an artist quarreling over genuineness. A Columbus Star style ad promises quick cures for lameness rheumatism backache and stiff joints using Dr Bilger penetrating oil priced at 25 cents per bottle.
A writer asks editor about the poem Bread Cast Upon the Waters. The editor says it was returned. Indianapolis Star report references Noteleigh and Simfie Penslinger in a brief exchange.
An earnest appeal notes many hospitalized women suffer from untreated female disorders and urges use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to avoid operations. Sufferers Ms Ruby Mushrush and Mrs Alice Berryhill are cited as success stories, claiming relief and health improvement after trying the remedy.
Haul L Gutler Luther of Lake County Michigan advertises tracts of rich productive land. The notice touts premier location and record bargains, urging buyers to consider these property opportunities before others.
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