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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
6
Advert suggests Winslow's Soothing Syrup to ease teething pain and racking infant irritability. Claims pain relief, reduced inflammation, and cured wind colic. Mentions price 25 cents per bottle and implies large distribution in Europe North America and Australia.
William Kindred and family of Kurtz life a frightening intrusion when a man battered a door with a heavy club. A violent struggle ensued with the assailant repeatedly struck, rendered senseless by sticks of stove wood. Neighbors saved the scene and the intruder, identified as Theodore Pott of Mt. Carmel, was jailed after medical treatment.
A morning blaze in Rosedale destroyed a quarter of a city block and caused about $13,000 in damage. The fire, found at 8:45 a.m., is blamed on ovens in the S. A. Barton bakery. Losses included Parke County Coal Company $2,740. Otto Heyden store $6,500. Ralph Patterson building $2,500. W. A. Paul’s restaurant $1,400. S. A. Barton bakery $400. United Mine Workers’ hall fixtures $200. insurance details show most buildings insured, with Barton bakery uninsured. This marks the second fire in a month and third this year for Rosedale, following a March 9 blaze that burned half a block.
Logansport and Peru in a bitter commercial clash with wets and drys. Dry sympathizers in Logansport patronize Very merchants while wets spend in Logansport. The Logansport Business Men's Association, backing wets in the local election, asks the Pennsylvania Railroad to run weekend excursions and has bought 10,000 interurban tickets to attract buyers from dry territory.
Mrs Lonign May of Madison and Jeffersonville celebrated her ninety fourth birthday with a postal shower. She has worn glasses only recently and still sews frequently, boasting dozens of handmade quilts. The feature notes her long residence with daughter Mrs Kata Lindley and her craft enduring into old age.
Edward Crofts aged 40 died in Evanaville from injuries suffered in a two year old accident that broke his back. He leaves a family. A fire in A M Phillips saloon Hyansville caused by rats gnawing matches damaged property worth about 1500 dollars, insured.
A witty Birmingham general daily column notes sharp bickering between Mrs Pruner and Mr Hasher over morning coffee. The playful exchange showcases social foibles and a light, era-appropriate tone for domestic etiquette.
An assortment of old remedy advertisements and jokes from Youth's Companion era. Highlights include Hall's Catarrh Cure and Mother Gray's Amster-Sinn-Leaf for women's ailments, plus humorous exchanges about flirtation and lost buttons in a boarding house, all reflecting period advertising and humor.
The article notes a bright spring outlook for Western Canada with robust immigration from the United States and older provinces. It cites official support at North Portal and Emerson, plans for thousands of settlers, rising wheat prices, and expectations of a record year for settlement and grain output.
Instances urge taking Lane's D Pleasant Tablets at first sniffle to halt colds and reduce suffering. Available from druggists at 26 cents. Also offers free samples from Orator F Woodward Le Roy N Y and notes Germany dominates tissue paper production. Red Cross Ball Blue promotes whitening laundry. Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago advertises soothing relief for irritated eyes with free eye book.
Paw Paw Michigan and Chicago readers share testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for severe female illnesses. Craven and Sperling recount fear of surgery, noting tumor and chronic pain eased by the herbal remedy. The ad claims it hel pfully treats displacements inflammation fibroid tumors and related symptoms at little cost.
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