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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
2
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A man from Volant Pennsylvania recounts twelve years of hands and feet swelling and itching ending with rapid healing after using Cuticura Remedies. He notes long failure with salves and doctors before trial and rapid improvement leading to no further trouble.
A Richmond Virginia woman recounts long-term coffee use harming health including headaches nervousness vision loss and fatigue. After abandoning coffee she notes life improving with Postum and Grape-Nuts and claims weight gain better walking stamina and improved memory. She urges publicity to help others and references The Road to Wellville and The Reason.
Harper's Weekly panels a debate on Chinese missions and white women in the United States. Miss Helen Clark argues against female missionaries among Chinese men here, while praising China’s need for Christianization abroad. A separate note honors Mrs. Staber and her son who fought burglars.
A daring burglary ends in Mrs. George R. Staber's death as she runs to aid her husband. The assailants, a thief at the head of the bed and a pursuing son, clash with burglars. One thief is shot, both culprits captured within hours. A wounded bandit blames the Stabers, while another claims responsibility for the killing.
A British consular report on promoting immigration to the Southern States notes climate suits white labor aside from the Carolinas and Georgia west belt. It acknowledges wages and food costs and that immigrants would mix with Black workers. The overall verdict is not wholly favorable to diverting labor from Northern ports and hints Southern motives are political as well as economic. Washington Herald commentary urges stronger Southern outreach to counter this official stance.
An editorial argues that the United States must improve training for youth in the mechanic arts. It warns against relying on foreign skilled labor and stresses that the man behind the machine is as vital as the machine itself for national industrial strength.
Lieut Shackleton aims for another Antarctic voyage after reaching within 178 kilometers of the pole. He and his team survived hazards and inspired European capitals. The report notes Peary farther north and hints at future ice travel innovations.
At a meeting of the Fathers and Husbands Protective Society members debated measures to curb a dishpan and bath tub hat craze. The record notes a man with an ambitious wife and two charming daughters proposed a memorial resolution as trimmings were removed.
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