20 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
1
A spring maple sugar crop will reach about 46 million pounds worth around 2 million dollars for American farmers. The article explains sap flow, starch to sugar conversion, pressure dynamics, and the maple tree as a natural sugar factory, noting sun exposure and caterpillar impact on yield.
Hind street reports generally favorable trade and financial conditions with softer notes in the South due to cotton planting delays and in parts of the West from bad roads. Western merchants build orders. money is easy. collections improve. March railway earnings rise 9 percent. high iron and steel activity with easier pig iron tone. U S weekly failures total 170, Canada first quarter 1905 reported. Chicago trade shows steadiness, spring seeding up, iron and steel output strong, timber receipts down vs last week, bank clearings up 1 percent from 1904.
A long list of grain and animal product price ranges across several markets including Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Toledo, and Buffalo. Entries cover cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye hay butter eggs potatoes and lambs with varied quality grades and unit prices.
Advertising makes authors. An unprejudiced critic never reads a book until after he reviews it. Most romance dreams are yellow-backed. The only effective place for a heroine to faint is in a hero's arms. In novels there are many gaps between engagement and wedding trip. Spring poems often punctured with a blue pencil. A hero born great beats attempting to craft greatness. A good press agent may beat a great plot.
A Chicago resident claims his two year backache and loss of appetite ended after using Don’s Kidney Pills, asserting four boxes cured him completely. The ad cites price, distributor Poster-Milburn Co. Also noted is a Newcastle butcher fined for cruelty and a pancake flour endorsement.
Fred Tusche of New York City reports severe scalp humor and hair loss cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after other remedies failed. He says his hair was renewed and he remains free from further irritation, proudly endorsing continued use of the products.
Equal to Leap Year. Slowboy wore a fancy tie and, after losing 48 cents, asked a companion what tie she'd admire most. The next day he hired a minister to make one. Also advertised are special Colonial travel rates via the Nickel Plate Road from March 1 to May 5 with half rates for children.
In our village a few men have ridden the smoking car for three years and remain alive. The piece notes rustic health and humor about long journeys aboard the rail line.
Multiple claims describe Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders as a cure for colds constipation feverishness headache and teething disorders. The ad notes distribution by druggists and a sample offer via mail to Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy North Carolina. An unrelated line reports eight-oared boat speed of 197 inches per second.
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