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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1907

Page

8

The Charity Girl continues its dramatic revelations

Constance Gascoigne confronts a shocking truth when a visitor reveals Frank Anstruther is alive only as a memory. Roderick schemes to separate lovers, the child is hidden away, and Constance faces public death while Audrey discovers a new mother.

Frank Roderick Riviera Constance Lady Anstruther Miss Gascoigne Marshall Mr. Frank Frank Anstruther Monte Carlo Toderick Radoviel Marsludl Coustanes Ana London England Constance Gascoigne Burnih Frank Anstrather Constanece Hin Jie Triad George Fraser Audrey Dinglewood Sheila Fraser Mrs. Fraser Drean Porgiven Neas Jack Glendarwood Sheila Constance Hwraser Jack Lord Dol Constance Fraser Andrey Constanes Traser Audrey Maxse

Milnes Seismic Theory Links Earth Tremors to Axis Drift

Prof John Milnes, cited by Sir Norman Lockyer, argues Jamaican and global earthquakes result from shifts of the earth from its true axis. He suggests axis realignment follows postdistortion swings, with sunspot energy and temperature differences driving mass formations at the poles and restoring balance.

John Milnes Rount Ann Frere Vaeri Awortd Norman Lockyer Urd Arehenhota Philadelphia Register Milnes Normin Lockyer

Typists and cold machines perplex employer

An employer watches as a stenographer operates a typewriter facing a radiator. The dialogue notes concern over how cold affects typewriters, with remarks about machines freezing, warming up, and becoming hard to manage after exposure to cold air. The New York Press quote reflects early 20th century workplace curiosity.

Ehair New York Press

Blood-Cleaning Tin tonic recipe and domestic debate

A dated home remedy promotes Blood-Cleaning Tin with Dandelion Fluid Extract and compound syrups, claiming a week of use clears sores and skin issues. The piece also includes a comic interlude about the Thaw trial featuring Mrs Stubb and Mr Stubb, with kitchen scene and interrupted dialogue.

Cure of Skin Disease After Eight Years With Cuticura Remedies

A New York man reports eight years of skin sores on toes and between fingers cleared in a week after using Cuticura Remedies costing a dollar and a half. He spent about $300 with doctors previously and returned to work after treatment started on March 29 and April 6, 1900, at 24 Columbus Avenue.

Columbus Avenue New York N. Y

Evolution of Household Remedies and Peruna Story

The piece traces how home brewed tonics evolved into the patent medicine industry starting with housewives and apothecaries. It highlights Peruna by Dr. Hartman, Mennonite origin, and its growth from a local remedy to a mass marketed product used for coughs colds and bronchial ailments. It also notes Tibetan superstition about the Grand Lama’s reincarnation as a child to extend life.

Pennsylvania Hartman

Missouri Woman Describes Relief After Donn's Kidney Pills

Mrs J D Johnson of 608 West Hicknia Street Columbia Missouri recounts two years of dropsy swelling pain heart gurgling and restricted arm movement. After using two boxes of Donn's Kidney Pills her symptoms eased and her tremble disappeared. Sold by local dealers at 6 cents a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY

J. D. Johnson West Hicknia St. Columbia Bashind Po Donn Kidney Hills Oal Foster-Milburn Co Pauffalo, N.Y

Travel directions to Cornville misdirected by village postmaster

A distorted travel guide warns that the main road east from Tottomiess Highways leads to China, while Ganfield Tea advertised under the Pure Food and Drugs Act claims to cure constipation and cleanse the system, with health benefits for headaches and indigestion.

Cornville China

Cal Allgare and the widow of a pickle manufacturer

A garbled rumor from a Kentucky Ulorror notes Cal Allgare near the wealthy widow of a pickle maker. A quoted exchange suggests she grows fond of him, while a wry remark hints at a sour mood. A stray reference to a Red Cross ball blur and a 2 oz glow product adds odd catalog-like lines.

Cal

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