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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
5
A period ad notes avoid hand bluing as weak and costly. It promotes Red Cross Ball Bluing as the best blue for laundry and urges readers to ask their grocer. It also advertises Paxtine Antiseptics for dental hygiene with price and ordering details.
An old advertisement style note touts remedies and tonics. It mentions bromide and laxative bromos while claiming cures for rheumatism and dyspepsia. The piece mocks hypocrisy, cites a “Pink Eye” epidemic, and urges Marine Eye Remedy for relief.
Bridget Mulcahey presents a faded reference from her employer family, the Mulcaheys, claiming three years of service as cook and house worker. Mrs. Honeymoon doubts the signatories while Bridget insists the writers are her family.
A famed Paris sculptor, stranded by a taxi strike, hides under a stranger’s umbrella. A well dressed man passes by, they share a ride to the studio, and the sculptor realizes he has mistaken the man for an acquaintance. The man declines a studio visit and departs. The sculptor later finds his tie pin and watch missing from his family’s praise.
An aviation friend, piloting a plane for a tide ride, drops a heavy wrench that narrowly misses a passerby. The flyer jokes that the man was a former Sunday fining justice of the peace, who fined him for fast driving.
A humorous exchange between Just a Suggestion Smith and Jones centers on dairy lore. Smith advises against milking during feeding, while Jones counters by citing the apparent character of morning milk.
A sharp exchange unfolds with a wife noting she will be better off than a woman who never had practice. The dialogue hints at money, pride, and social expectations in a tense home scene.
In a heated exchange a reader cites Tennyson claiming woman is the lesser man. The response notes the line's attribution to Tennyson and jokes the poetess publisher did not proofread.
A pawnbroker stares at Maud as if familiar, while Alice reassures her that the moment is unimportant. The exchange hints at a shared past or hidden connection, with a sense of playful mystery between the two women.
A Chicago reader describes three years of facial acne that disrupted daily life. After failing pills and remedies, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment following a booklet, reporting complete cure within weeks and praising the products.
The pamphlet explains the menopause period as critical and warns of risks like apoplexy cancers and tumors. It lists symptoms such as hot flashes headaches dizziness and irregularities and urges prompt help. Lydia I Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is marketed to strengthen the nervous system and assist during this life change.
Mrs EstenLa reas tao of St Anne Illinois describes severe displacement and related symptoms including backache dizziness swollen limbs and nervousness. After two months of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she reports pain relief improved mobility and ability to resume housework and encourages publishing the letter to help others.
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