28 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
1
A vintage account describes grizzlies retreating to rugged northwest Rocky Mountain regions as rifles shape hunter interactions. It notes pioneers’ nickname Ephriam and the stubborn, wary nature of the bear, implying hardship for trophy seekers.
Sound as a Doclar Monticello Minnesota April 25 Mr J W Moore of this place testifies that Bright's Disease can be cured permanently even in final stages He was told in 1898 he would die within a year his feet ankles and legs swelled and he could barely stand A traveling salesman claimed cure by Dodd's Kidney Pills After starting the remedy he recovered fully and is now as sound as a dollar
The text appears as a garbled fragment mentioning Smithinski and Rigesets with disjoint ideas. It lacks a coherent event, date, or clear organization entity to identify a formal news item or outcome. Further readable context is needed to produce a proper summary.
The short note lists malaria symptoms such as chills and fever, mentions weakness and spinal ache, and urges immediate treatment. It promotes Pure Wead and Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as stomach remedies sold by druggists and dealers in medicines.
A brief dialogue fragment shows one speaker praising another. The other questions if the praise is inspired and dismisses it as not a magazine poem. The exchange centers on artistic praise and deflection.
The readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages as a constitutional remedy. It is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces to erase the disease, with a $100 offer for any failure to cure and testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills as the best.
Nickel Plate Road sells tickets to the Y M C A Convention in Buffalo for May 10 11 12 at one fare plus 25 cents round trip good return May 28. See nearest agent or C A Asterlin Ft Wayne Ind. The text adds a moral note on freedom versus passion.
An advertisement touts a magic compound that allegedly grows hair overnight and restores color. It offers a free trial via Altenheim Medical Dispensary at 1007 Foso Building, Cincinnati, Ohio, requiring a 2 cent stamp and the sender’s name and address.
Russian fleet endured a disastrous week at Port Arthur with the Petropavlovsk sunk by a Japanese countermine and Admiral Makaroff among the dead. Togo’s forces bombarded Port Arthur again while Russian measures aimed to block the harbor with damaged ships and wary field movements in Korea and Manchuria.
The article details Japanese efforts to lure Russian warships into mined waters at Port Arthur. Rear Admiral Dewa commanded decoy cruisers Chitose Yoshino Kasagi Takasago while Vice Admiral Togo led the battleships Hatsuse Mikasa Asahi Shikishima Yashima and Fuji in a fast dash toward the harbor entrance to trap the Russians.
An incendiary blaze gutted the imperial palace at Seoul. Emperor Yi Hiyoung and Empress Om escaped to the American legation with other household members as British French and Italian troops aided entry and razed adjacent structures. Officials value loss at around 250000 dollars.
The Jungle restaurant cashier, a tigress, notes reading that ostrich tips are valuable, while a Jion observer comments on how attentive waiters and polite monkeys are. The exchange comes from the Jungle News and is cited by the Philadelphia Press.
Ad touts Star Washing Machine with wringer priced at 3.9 and a basic model at 2.70. Promotes health for wife and beauty for daughter while naming Salter Seed Co. of La Crosse, Wisconsin as the source.
Jinks says he always takes his boy to the minstrel show to get his money's worth. Binks asks how. Jinks explains the music and jokes are new to both of them, making the outing worthwhile.
An old advertisement touts a large 2 ounce package of Red Cross Ball bleach priced at 6 cents. The copy highlights clear white clothes and the product as a housekeeper’s essential.
A quirky exchange shows Jimson insisting he does not deceive his wife while Ilison confirms a cycle of shared confidences. The dialogue reveals spouses relaying information between them, suggesting transparent yet intricate marital dynamics.
A fragment notes a period starting Sunday April 17 and continuing Sundays, inviting parties to attend. The text mentions Mg Winslow and a Spormina Bravr for Oullirs, with unclear purpose and location. Further readable details are limited.
Tickets for the National Baptist Anniversary in Cleveland Ohio are on sale via Nickel Plate Road. May 16 17 18 full fare plus 25 cents for round trip and return allowed until May 26 with extended limit on application. See agent or address QO Austerlin TI P A Fort Wayne Intl.
The fragment recalls Algy claiming a pawnbroker sold him a princely overcoat and Ciolly challenging clothing dealers. It cites H Harrison at 227 W 121st St New York dated March 25 1901. Also notes generic ad lines from Putnam Faceless Dyes and a Nickel Plate Road ticket sale promo for March and April with postal info for inquiries.
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