10 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
1
A father sends a faithful servant to his son's house to assess the newlywed bride. The servant remarks she is rich and clever and a bonnie talker, but adds with a wink that if beauty is a sin she will have that to answer for.
Monticello Minnesota August 7 Mr Z W Moore of this place stands as a living proof that Brights Disease even in last stages may be perfectly and permanently cured by Dodd s Kidney Pills He says in 1808 three reputable physicians told him he would die within a year his feet ankles and legs were severely swollen he could hardly stand a traveling salesman claimed cure and Moore took the pills after a short treatment he recovered and is now as sound as a dollar
In a moonlit park a maid urges George to seek medical advice for his injured arm after a tense pause of about 37 seconds. He downplays the issue saying it will “come around.” The couple breaks the silence with coy exchange and concern.
Cuticura Ointment advertised as the world’s greatest skin cure and emollient, praised for treating torturing skin and scalp humors including hair loss. A single application after a Cuticura Soup bath and Cuticura Resolvent pills is said to provide immediate relief from itching burning and scaliness with infants and children benefiting especially.
Conversation shows Mrs Peckem doubting her husband’s mischief and the reason for a seaside trip. Mrs Neighbors questions plans as Mrs Peckem rejects going to the seashore for nine months. The tone reflects social chatter and domestic suspicion.
An old Chicago advertisement claims heart failure is often caused by indigestion and promotes Dr Gardwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure. It urges trying a few doses for chest pains palpitations and shortness of breath with a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or one dollar.
A playful exchange features a horse reporter noting reduced living costs and a barbered poet admitting the nomial sum remains elusive. The dialogue uses witty wordplay to imply economic foibles. The verse centers on cost, fame, and a shy poet seeking a nominal sum for survival.
The Twenty Second Annual Niagere Falla Excursion announced for August 21 via Nickel Plate Road offers details through local agents or by writing W. A. Sherer T. P. A. Fort Wayne Indiana for an illustrated booklet.
A fragmented OCR snippet quotes a humorous exchange about matrimony and domestic harmony. It mentions laundry whitening with Red Cross Ball Blue, a price for a package, and a stray line about Italy valuing land by rental, plus a garbled self inking dating stamp and an address fragment.
Veterans recount Gettysburg memories from prior campaigns at a local G A R gathering. A Vermont veteran describes a harrowing day with a shot hornet and thirst quenching water, medical officers, and a moonlit bivouac with sleeping comrades. Another tale follows a fiddler in the same company, ending in a sunlit hospital scene where music soothes wounded soldiers.
Baltimore News reports Fort McHenry loses its saluting station status as district headquarters move to Fort Howard. Secretary Taft orders withdrawal of artillery within two years, markings decline of the fort once famed as the unconquered sentinel. Major Crawford probes the flagpole’s exact position while post personnel offer to place a marble marker.
A condensed glimpse notes how ancient and modern commanders reached success at varying ages. It cites Alexander the Great at 24, Hannibal at 26, Caesar at 42, Napoleon and Wellington in their 30s, Moltke 36 then 70, Lee 55, and Japanese generals Oyama 64 and Kuroki 62, concluding with hope the average age may rise beyond 70 before more wars occur.
The text recalls James G Blaine and Thaddeus Stevens during Reconstruction debates. It notes Blaine's success securing the fourteenth amendment apportionment by population via Stevens rival plan and his later opposition to military district governance. It emphasizes Blaine's foresight and the era's constitutional crisis.
The body of John Paul Jones was welcomed with naval honors at Annapolis as it arrived for burial in the crypt of a new chapel at the naval academy. Special Ambassador Loomis presented the remains to the nation, with a naval salute and funeral service. The chapel, part of a repurposed naval academy complex, features a large dome and architecture reminiscent of Paris Hotel des Invalides, intended to house the bones of naval heroes.
Public schools of Vienna add four district classes to treat stuttering. The course lasts five weeks with two hours of daily instruction on weekdays. Each class limits to eight pupils and pupils withdraw from other classes to focus on speech cure.
In a modern finance tone the speaker asks Johnny to identify the perfect tense of a quirky verb Hg Anvest. The exchange hints at investigation and self-promotion while addressing audience and readers.
The article extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for women's illnesses, claiming thousands of testimonials from health recovered women and urging immediate use for menstrual, uterine, and related symptoms. It notes medical professionals and nurses acknowledge its cures, and invites readers to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
An old tale tells of a Husky Frodo seeking funds to fill the Interior Department. A farm boss agrees to supply fodder if he will kill rats on the premises. After a square meal, the tramp seizes a club and orders the worker to bring the rats. The moral warns to cite details in contracts.
A mother in Ohle town shares a photo of her four year old Grape Nuts eater who has consumed only Grape-Nuts since age two. He eats it three times daily with milk or cream and refuses other foods even on Thanksgiving. He remains healthy with a fine complexion and is praised as a handsome boy. The note ends with wishes for Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan.
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