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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
3
A mother holds her grown son asleep on her lap and recalls his childlike innocence. She sees in him a future hero while she نرمally traces childhood lines on a weathered, world-weary face and weeps.
Virginia Howper, aided by crutches, saves guests by pulling down blazing paper festoons on a hotel piazza in Florida. Dick Fairfield praises her brave act as the opportunity that came quickly and changes their future plans. The incident fuels Virginia’s fame and reshapes local views of the eastern visitors.
A fragmented notice outlines a girl preparing to marry and facing limited support from her new position. The text suggests disagreement among some people who feel unable to attract attention otherwise.
Dr Heber Roberts of St Louis demonstrated at a gathering of medical men that 600000 volts of electricity can pass through the human body without injury if handled with proper amperage and control. He described a compact machine capable of 10000000 volts and warned novices would risk severe harm.
The article describes Dr Roberts conducting high power static currents through his body to generate X ray images, including a skeleton photo. It notes the current has no volume but strong amperage, creates blue flames with wet hair, and claims safety with proper adjustment though dangers remain.
A whale found in the Bering Sea in 1890 bore a toggle harpoon head marked by the American whaler Montezuma. The Montezuma hunted in the Bering Sea no later than 1854, was later sold to the government, and sunk as a harbor obstruction in Charleston during the Civil War, implying the harpoon aged at least thirty six years.
Quote notes love makes a man gentle and thoughtful in all actions with a witty aside about rheumatism between the shoulders from Harpers Bazaar.
A discussion notes that exposing small bound feet in women’s attire is deemed immodest by Chinese society. The text describes feet as tortured and revealable under dresses and calls such images in photography indecent among Celestials.
A historical ad notes vast yearly baseball spending yet calls for health focus. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to strengthen digestion relieve dyspepsia constipation biliousness and weak kidneys urging those who have spent much to try it.
In Germany and Holland girls are chosen in preference to young men in all occupations where they can be advantageously employed. The statement highlights a workforce trend favoring female workers in several sectors.
A Rochester mother recalls her infant's severe skin infection and how Hood's Sarsaparilla, Medicated Soap, and Olive Ointment relieved the sores. She asserts quick improvement after starting the remedy and offers to share the fuller letter on request.
An ad claims Alabastine is the durable wall casting ready for use in white or fourteen tints when mixed with water. It contrasts with cheap kal somines made from whiting chalks and animal glue, warning dealers selling lookalikes may harm walls.
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