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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
2
Leesburg Virginia resident Mande FE Forgie writes Mrs Pinkham praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing months of feminine ills. The letter touts the remedy as a standard treatment for female disorders and invites others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
Mr A Waltenbrunner of Regina writes about his homestead near Moose Jaw Creek Saskatchewan. He reports high yields from wheat and oats on 70 acres of wheat in stubble and 50 acres of summer fallow with 80 acres harvested for seed. He notes oats yielding 90 bushels per acre on fallow and 30 on stubble, ships three carloads at 53 cents a bushel, and predicts Western Canada crops will exceed last year despite adverse weather. He cites free homestead land information from Canadian Government Agents.
The text discusses how life depends on water and heat, noting that water’s presence is essential for life and that temperature limits affect life's possible forms. It includes references to Professor Lowell and general claims about water vapor and solids, plus a nutrition ad for Grape-Nuts and its claimed health benefits.
The article surveys how mineral deposits forge town growth in places like Butte Montana with copper wealth amid limited land. It contrasts Virginia City Nevada’s decline and Pittsburgh’s rise as a trade hub, noting rivers and plains shaped rail and access, and cites Pittsburgh’s mining influence and a new entrance project overcoming a geological barrier.
A string of court notes covers bankruptcy sale validity, property restraints, and why some cases split into separate crimes. It cites Foens ve Stte Ga Ct App Southeastern Reporter on dual crimes and Turnham on State, plus Connell v Seattle RR on a jury discomfort moment, and Barnes v Berry on eight hour days and injunctions. The St. Louis case Stamps supports damages for a watchman’s drowning after a bridge incident.
A playful exchange echoes a Puck quip about Mrs. Knicker Henry leaving shoes on the stairs to be blacked. The dazed inspiration underscores old world custom and domestic wit.
A new eight card set features Ringling Bros Menagerie animals. Priced 16 to mail, special dealer discounts offered. The Evening Wisconsin Co., Post Card Dept., Milwaukee, Wis invites orders and notes a chance to profit selling to collectors and the public.
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