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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
6
A historical advertisement urges women to consult Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for advice on female ailments. It emphasizes confidential guidance by women, promises no charge, and promotes Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy. The text touts widespread success and invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham for special advice.
A 60 year old veteran reports thirty five years of widespread eczema ended after two cycles of Cuticura products. He used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and credits them with a complete recovery and thanks to Cuticura. Dated July 17 1905 from Richmondale Ross Co Olio.
A passerby asks about a man on the corner who once saved him trouble. The speaker reveals the man interrupted him, then notes he was once in the penitentiary and later governor of the state. The Philadelphia Ledger is cited.
Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co declares under oath the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each cataract cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice, sworn in Toledo on December 6, 1886, promotes internal use and testimonials and lists the firm, notary, and distributor details.
Peruvian cotton dates back to prehistoric times with many textiles found in Inca graves. Foreign cotton varieties were introduced after the conquest, but the local Peruvian rough remains highly valued abroad. Climate and regional differences affect cultivation, with Egyptan and Argolian varieties showing varied success along Peru’s coast and highland regions.
A woman recounts a long battle with neuralgic headaches and weight loss. She credits Postum Food Coffee, prescribed by a 1904 doctor, with rapid relief and regained health, saying headaches disappeared after two weeks and her mind grew clearer.
Indiana state notice reports that Jatiney Manufacturing Company misled Columbus investors. G Campbell Janney proposed an $800000 plant with $200000 common stock and $600000 preferred stock. Investors spent $20000 on buildings and machinery. $50000 debt remains. Oscar ienbaum seeks receiver as stockholder.
Fire at the National Sweeper works plant in Marion started in the machine department after the night watchman left. Origin unknown with suspected arson. Weak water pressure due to location hindered firefighting. Only the east wing used for storage survived. Loss about 104000 dollars, 60 percent insured. Owner E A Burk plans rebuild.
Addison N. Thomas of Jasper, foreman of the Dubois county grand jury, suddenly went totally blind in one eye and the other badly affected after listening to harrowing crime evidence. Physicians say there is no hope for recovery. The jury had been investigating several crimes and Thomas showed extreme nervousness during the hearings.
A small dog barked at an early hour near the post office and bank, waking residents and foiling a third robbery attempt in a year in Denver. The gang rode away with a horse and buggy from Benjamin Dirk, then fled toward Eel River where they were believed to have a waiting boat. Master Piper found the office untouched. tools to force the safe were stolen from Mikesel's blacksmith shop.
In a neighborhood exchange Mrs. Jenner Ondego voices alarm at a perceived spike in holdups. Mrs Selldom Holme notes the family’s shift to earlier homecomings as a reaction to rising street danger and the belief it is unsafe for men to be out after dark.
The Washington Star quotes an anarchist declaring a desire for no government and replying that if government were abolished they could create a new one themselves. The exchange highlights radical views on political power and sovereignty.
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