Conversation Excerpt Shows Tension Between George and Elector
A fragmentary exchange reveals an elector urging candor while George objects. The dialogue hints at political pressure and a request for truthfulness within a tense conversation.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
6
A fragmentary exchange reveals an elector urging candor while George objects. The dialogue hints at political pressure and a request for truthfulness within a tense conversation.
Rev Dr Heslop describes relief from dropsy and swelling after using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills. He reports restored health and faith in the remedy, inviting correspondence with Dodds Medicine Co. Buffalo NY. Also mentions household hints and other ads.
An American officer questions a Mexican refugee about leaving Mexico. The refugee explains avoiding being Villafied, reflecting tension over reputation and safety.
An old advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a remedy to feel strong and fit. It invites readers to obtain a trial box free at 272 Pearl Street, New York, promising quick benefit with nightly use.
Reno lawyer Garrett King cites a wife who sued for divorce after long deception. He notes a common claim that ignorance bites, but argues that recognizing ignorance is as harmful as its absence.
A new memoir recounts Sir William Hercourt narrowly avoiding a hansom ride after a friend offered a lift in a rival vehicle. Sir William, noting his weight, paid a shilling to the disappointed cabman who had not yet collected him. The cabman quips the story ends with the horse being frightened.
A century ago Napoleon faced mass defection and Paris loss as Allied forces neared. He contemplated abdication in favor of his son the King of Rome, but the offer was rejected by the Allied sovereigns who planned Bourbon restoration.
Lloyd praises a remarkable man who remains calm and courteous in conversation, even when others are loud or the other party asks questions. He smiles when things go well and does not complain at home about dinner, illustrating consistent amiability.
A collection of practical tips on food prep and pantry care. Recipes include bean salads with olives and capers, lemonade with quick sugar dissolution, and a dessert of pineapple with whipped cream. Cleaning, storage, and cookery techniques cover furniture cleaning, potato peeling, drying tins, and cracking dry nuts.
A compact guide on using popcorn in soups and as a cereal or accompaniment, with tips to prevent sogginess and to flavor it with corn syrup and molasses. Also a recipe sketch for baked macaroni with peanut butter and ham, including steps to blend ingredients and bake.
Report from Mike O'Rourke's gathering details a brawl where Barney O Fignnigan was beaten partly by party attendees including Pat McGinnis. Nora notes the fight while Bridget recalls the event.
Red rough hands made soft and white in one night with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Soak hands in hot water, dry, apply ointment, wear loose gloves. Emollients preserve hands, prevent redness roughness and chapping, best for workers. Sample free with Skin Book. Cuticura sold worldwide.
A Finnish parliamentary session showcases a historic presence of twenty women lawmakers challenging traditional gender roles. The move reflects rising support for female representation in national politics and shapes legislative priorities.
Important to Mothers urges caregivers to examine every bottle of Castoria for safety and the familiar imprinted signature as a trusted remedy used for over 30 years for infants and children. The ad notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
The Boston Transcript notes a playful stunt line about spring and aviation with lines about stabilizers. Ad copy for Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets promotes stomach and bowel regulation in sugar coated granules. Red Cross Ball Hlue is recommended to keep whites bright.
A series of letters from women across the United States praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from displacement, irregularities, inflammation, and nervous conditions. Mrs S T Richmond of Providence and Mrs Jenni Arremann of Cloquet report improvement after treatment, while Mrs J D Murdoch of Quincy shares lasting benefits.
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