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27 Apr 1911
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Denver Tribune in Denver, Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
1
Bird Jekyll and Hyde: The Catbird’s Dual Song
The catbird, smaller than a robin, has a dual nature. It vexes with sharp cries yet can emit a divine melody when love tunes its voice, a contrast noted by the Philadelphia Press as a remarkable双 essence of song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Coffee Congestion Linked to Ailments and Recovery
A Wisconsin pensione resident describes headaches heart pain and indigestion tied to coffee. After two years off coffee she adopts Postum and reports fewer heart episodes stronger digestion and no sick headaches. The ad cites liver congestion biliousness headaches and nervous exhaustion as coffee effects and promotes The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Bays
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Train Kills Three Near Sellersburg On Pennsylvania Line
James Taney aged 45 and his adopted daughter May Hodges aged 16 were killed instantly when a northbound train struck their wagon a half mile north of Sellersburg Indiana. Two horses escaped injury while the wagon was wrecked. The incident halted the train run by conductor Alonzo Jackson of Louisville and engineer Patrick Graney of Logansport. Surviving sons reside in Minnesota and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
James Taney
May Hodges
Sellersburg
Pennnsylvania Road
United States Cement Farm
Quartermaster
Elm
Alonzo Jackson
Louisville
Patrick Graney
Logansport
Taney
Minnesota
Cincinnatiti
Evansville-John Benninghoff Fined for Tunes Without License
Police judge fined Evansville man John Benninghoff $25 on the charge of performing tunes without first obtaining a $1,000 license required by city ordinance. He was arrested after several women said they were victimized. In Newton county, land values rise as oil and gas discoveries attract buyers, with recent sales from $50 to $120 per acre as prospectors drill near Roselawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seer
Evansville
John Benninghoff
Benninghoff
Morocco
Newton County
Roselawn
Schoolboy killed by street car in Terre Haute
Leon Nichols eight year old boy was struck and killed by a street car while on his way to school in Terre Haute. The car dragged the body for about a half block before stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Leon Nichols
Grant County Volunteers 1861 First Front Line Company
The Grant county volunteers were organized in 1861 with eighty men and mustered in at Indianapolis on April 23 as Company 8 Eighth Indiana Volunteer Infantry. Nine veterans remain, including Jacob Wells Isaac Smithson William Maffet James Work Lee Miller Frank Hall James Ennis John B Hollingsworth and William Henry Sutton Uncle Billy Leaves Turkey Run Rockville. Uncle Billy Hough Kerk, longtime Turkey Run manager, sold his interests and may retire from the resort business. John Lusk may keep the property open next summer. Uncle Billy, aged eighty one, remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Grant County
Anderson
Isaac Benson
Robert Beatty
Jacob Smith
Nathan Dawson
William Morehead
Platt Sutton
Indianapolis
Eighth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Thut
Jacob Wells
Isaac Smithson
William Maffet
James Work
Lee Miller
Frank Hall
James Ennis
John B. Hollingsworth
William Henry Sutton
Billy
Turkey Run
Rockville
Billy’ Hough Kerk
Marshall
Bloomingdale
John Lusk
Hooghkerk
Elopes and Weds at 16 in South Bend
Miriam McKinstray aged 16 and Foster Nutter aged 23 eloped to St Joseph Michigan. McKinstray testified for her father Dr William McKinstray who was later acquitted of practicing without a license. Her testimony supported the acquittal. Odd Fellows plan new Madison temple to replace burned building with two stories and office space above a high assembly hall. Architect Herbert L Bass of Indianapolis drew the plans for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Miriam McKinstray
Wiliam
McKinstray
Foster Nutter
van Werth
St. Joseph
Mich
Miss McKinstray
State Board of Medical Examiners
MecKinstray
Bia
Odd Fellows
Madison
Herbert L. Bass
Indianapolis
Odd Fellows of
People’s Truss Company
Odd Fellow
Falls at Sister's Funeral Linked to Grief
Mrs. Otis Johnson collapsed beside her sister at a Lafayette funeral and died hours later. The physician cited heart failure triggered by intense grief. Mrs. Johnson, 47, lived in West Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Otha Goans
Otis Johnson
Johnson
West Lafayette
Farm Death on Wagon Shocks Bloomington Area
Milton Mitchell, 58, a farmer near Ellettsville, died of heart failure while hauling wood. His body stayed upright on the wagon until a tree limb knocked him off as the team approached the Mitchell home. Mrs. Mitchell witnessed the accident. In South Bend a man is declared insane and to preach Christian Science. Melvin Amey from Napantree is said to deliver long sermons to unseen listeners. In Seymour, 7 year old Stephen Abbot was killed in railroad yards when a freight car engine bumped the car and three cars ran over him. his father works in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Frank Crandall
Vawter Park
Lake Wawasee
Bloomington
Milton Mitchell
Ellettsville
Mitchell
South Bend
Melvin Amey
Nappantree
Mary Baker Eddy
The
Scientist Church
Seymour
Stephen Abbot
William Abbot
Indianapolis
Rural mail carrier shares Easter eggs from hens
Delphii Ralph Caldwell, a rural mail carrier, reports a quirky Easter surprise on his route. He found 388 eggs tucked in mail boxes, with hens briefly accompanying the delivery in two cases, delighting him with the unusual gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphii
Ralph Caldwell
Roy W. Emig Seriously Ill in Texas
Roy W. Emig of Columbus, a great junior sagamore of the Indiana Red Men, is critically ill in San Antonio, Texas. He plans to travel to the Rocky Mountains hoping the high altitude will aid his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Emig
Texas
Columbus
Great Junior Sagamore
Indiane Red Men
San Antonio
Tex
Yountains
Basque boy's court appearance causes laughter in French appeal court
In a provincial French appeal court a 14 year old boy testifying in attire resembling a man inspired laughter. He wore a Basque redingote and large boots, while his trousers collar and hat looked adult. The president questioned him as the court convulsed, and the boy read a citation stating he appeared in his father's suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Pere
New Magistrate Adopts Gentle Stance in Courtroom
A dialogue shows a new magistrate opening proceedings with a stern but courteous approach. A police sergeant references John Smith alias Williams and a moment prompts the magistrate to honor a female witness named Alice Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Willams
Alice Wiillams
Establishing Distributor Wanted for District Office
An established factory seeks a resident distributor with 600 to 3000 dollars capital to stock and fill orders in this district and unoccupied territory. Monthly compensation 100 to 200 dollars plus commissions and expenses by contract. Permanent arrangement, references required. Apply to Aaberty Manufacturing Association Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaberty Manufacturing Association
Westron St
Chicago
Cure for His Dyspepsia Dillock Makes Fiery Feast
Dialect dialogue shows Hogan Phwat and Grogan bantering over a quick meal to cure dyspepsia. Grogan argues the doctor advised rest after eating, while Moike insists on finishing a fast meal to fit in his rest hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan—Phwat
Grogan
Moike
Allen's Foot-Ease Antiseptic Powder Ad
Corns bunions ingrown nails swollen feet blisters and callous spots relieved by powder. Bold ads claim 25 cents with free sample. Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
The One Destination Explained in Lippincatt'n Magazine
The excerpt asks if new poets have a field and answers yes with potter's field, reflecting literary humor or satire in an 19th century style magazine. It showcases a witty dialogue about poetic recognition and a pun on burial ground as metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter’s Field
Lippincatt
N Magazine
Simple remedies and nostrums advertised in a period ad
A compact list of tonics and patent medicines promises relief from sore throats, teething pain, and indigestion. Featured items include Hamlin’s Wizard Oil, Garfield Tea, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, and generic herb remedies marketed as gentle and effective. Quotations from Gelett Burgess and Euripides appear alongside notices of product virtues and prices.
Daughters Health Restored By Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Baltimore mother shares daughter Alice age fifteen cured after doctors diagnosed Green Sickness and failing health. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound credited for restored health after three bottles. Ad copies mothers letters of gratitude and urges girls with painful or irregular periods to seek treatment and write for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alice
E. ‘Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. A. Corkeran
Rutland Street
Lynn
Mass
Lydia I. Pinkham
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Washington
Iver
Train
National Guard
Fort Sumter
George R. Durgan
Russell K. Bedgood
John C. Doyle
Fort Wayne
George W. Griffith
West
Grifth
Grifith
Thelma Franke
Eunice Riggerstaff
Grant County Volunteers
Camp Morton
Gelett Burgess
Euripides
Plautus
Garfield Ter
Publius Syrus
Paxton Toilet CO
Boston
Masa
Weaell Direct
Grand Rapids Refrigerator CO
Clyde Park Avenue
Grand Rapids
Hiawatha
National Music Company
Indiana
Dr. Pierce
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