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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1914

Page

6

Woman finds relief with Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Florence South Dakota woman recalls severe monthly pains and backache. After one bottle of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved, using three more bottles to regain full health. The ad cites its thirty year history and offers confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Florence Dakota P. W. Lanseng Route No. 1 South Dakota Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Omelette Tartarin Mystery In New York Hotel St Charles

A nameless narrator learns from Paris arrivals that the famed omelette Tartarin now exists only at the Hotel St Charles in New York. Alphonse the chef confesses he stole the recipe from Mademoiselle Dubois, and he is now married. Napoleon seeks reconciliation with the real creator.

Hera Walter Napoleon Paris Monsieur Duhamel Helas Monsieur Alphonse America St. Charles Hotel New York Mademoiselle Dubois Monsieur Monsieur Napoleon Monsieur Alphonsé Mademoiselle Duboie Madame Napoleon Hotel St. Charles Thisittle Alphonse Mademaiselle Dubois Monster Napoleon Kinga New ‘York Mike Yesteryear Iate Thegium Cafe Napoleon Mademoiselle W. G. Chapman

Amazing facts about the heart’s power and output

The heart weighs about 11 ounces yet powers daily work strong enough to lift 120 tons per foot. It beats around 70 times a minute, moving six ounces of blood with each beat and driving over 6,000 tons annually. In a lifetime it moves vast blood volumes far beyond ships.

Conceited Binks Dominates Conversation Says Girl

A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt shows a girl accusing Binks of conceit for always steering talk to himself while others seek a chance to speak. The exchange highlights social friction over conversational balance.

Binks Cincinnati Enquirer

Cannibal Tribe in Brazil Embraces English and Star Spangled Flag

Explorer Algot Lange reports a Brazilian cannibal tribe along the Upper Moju River learning English and raising the Stars and Stripes over their colony. He notes two expeditions, land purchases, plantations planned, and intentions to build an industrial town. Lange also describes a boa constrictor, a tiger shot, and a cub named Tammany. He warns that flattering travel tales harm Brazil by drawing foreign capital away and provoking crises and potential future scandals.

Moju River Brazil Algot Lange Mr. Lange Amazon Wilds Para Moju Karee Katoo Department of Agriculture and Commerce

Not a Professor Crooks Tells A Political Joke In Australia

Will Crooks MP recounts a tale of a politician riding with a farmer who questions him about his work. The farmer presses for the profession, and the politician says he is a professional man. The farmer scoffs that politics is not a profession but a disease.

Will Crooks M. P Australia

Auspicious Time and a Quarrel Heard

A short exchange notes plans to visit Mrs Wallaby-Wombat where intriguing talk is expected. The mood hints at a recent quarrel with her best friend, suggesting tension and curiosity.

Perspiration Burns Skin in French Expert Study

Professor Arbing of Lyons shows perspiration irritates skin by acting as poison. Experiments indicate it burns epidermis on sensitive skin, leaving it raw. He urges not to stop sweating and to change underclothes daily in hot weather.

Professor Arbing Lyons France

The Umbrella Borrower Weather Joke

Two men talk about a friend named Mr. Baker in the rain. One notices an umbrella and fears recognition of a large umbrella. The other urges hurry to avoid meeting him.

Bathing Suit Fashions and Sun Tanning Chat

A light exchange on beachwear references a bathing suit cut low and a desire to tan for evening gowns. The playful dialogue highlights fashion and summer style in a breezy neighborhood note.

The Wrong Way and Lincoln Relic on Display

The piece notes a contrast between how popular a sweet girl is with boys and how a manager reacts to a playwright. It mentions a Lincoln relic chain used to survey Arkansas boundary displayed in a Houlton hardware store window.

Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Arkansas Houlton

Typographical Er ror in Clyde Fitch Scrapbooks Sale

A Clyde Fitch scrapbook collection for auction includes a volume of typographical errors. A review of Ellen Terry read Her love of Portia made acting easy, but the newspaper printed Her love of port made acting easy, altering the meaning and highlighting the slip.

In The Slums Seaside Banter On Romance

On the old pier, Shanty Mamie quotes her beau as 80 romantic with a dreamy gaze and a toast. Tenement Susie scoffs at the cheapness and mocks the idea of a modest drink and a double serving.

Beau Mamie

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