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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
6
In a Punch magazine snippet, the First Tragedian reveals a dream plan to play Hamlet with 30 shillings a week offered by Zzggacstein. The contract appears as the fountain pen is used to sign, followed by a waking Second Tragedian remark about the salary.
Important to mothers examine every bottle of Castoria carefully for the signature and guarantee of use for over 30 years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, a safe and sure remedy for infants and kids.
A humorous exchange from the Washington Herald notes a man asking if a woman was born with a stubborn scar and the reply that it came from proposing to a rich girl.
A vintage ad states that Allen's Foot-Enac antiseptic powder loosens tight shoes and provides rest and comfort. It urges refusing substitutes and offers a free trial package by mail to Allen 8 Olmated Lo Hoy N.
A printer’s advertisement invites readers to request a free trial package of Munyon's Paw Paw Pills from Professor Munyon at 53d and Jefferson Streets, Philadelphia. It touts gentle liver stimulation, no harsh laxative effects, and claims cures for constipation without weakening the bowels.
Walter Vail 64 years, former mayor and bank president, died after a stroke in Michigan City. He gained wide fame in 1880s for refusing a pension, sending a Washington letter that sparked national praise. He led First National Bank and held roles in Michigan City Trust and Savings and a car company directorship.
Adam Racke 70 a former counterfeiter says he cannot resist easy money while awaiting grand jury action. His daughter Mary Racke released, hospitalized by mental illness. John Racke jailed previously for passing fake money. Separately Charles W Millis 32 race horse driver from Louisville died after being struck by a freight train in East Lawrenceburg near 737 East Green Street.
The August Wieman furniture manufacturing plant was broken into and a large iron safe robbed of 150 dollars, 50 dollars in stamps, and papers and policies. The thief used a combination and forced the money drawer open with a sledge hammer and crowbar. Bible classes plan baseball games in Greenwood with Christian and Presbyterian teams against Baptists and Methodists, players must attend Bible class and avoid Sunday play.
Four girls from this city and South Bend start a nationwide tour with funds only to reach Des Moines Iowa where jobs await. They will continue once they save enough to cover travel to the next stop.
Indianapolis notes James Whitcomb Riley’s decline with Miss Clara Farr of Montpelier Ind reporting the poet has lost use of his hands and may never speak in public again. His work is currently dictated.
Brazil reports the death of Robert Sims 46 at the Central Hotel with unknown cause after he warned of imminent death days earlier. Newcastle notes Rev. Frank P. Morris returns as Methodist pastor and aims to exceed last year’s gains. Silver Lake concerns a motorcycle scare as Jefferson Regenos’ horse toppled a 12 foot bank injuring him. granddaughter unharmed. Richmond details a toddler scalding accident at home caused by hot water pouring over the child, resulting in death.
For 30 years the standard remedy for female ills this medicine is made exclusively from roots and herbs and has thousands of cures to its credit Mrs Pinkham invites all sick women to write for advice free of charge Address Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass.
An old text-like ad copy fragment promotes Tamlins Wizard Oil Garfield Tea and Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets as household remedies and health tonics. It includes a quotation about Individualist philosophy and moralizing lines urging self improvement and envy as self punishment.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised for treating constipation across ages from children to eighty year olds. The ad notes relief of headaches biliousness gas and drowsiness after meals and urges women near menses to use the product. Free sample offers are extended with a request for mailing address to Dr W R Caldwell in Monticello.
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