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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
6
A vivid advertisement extols CASCARETS as the best bowel and liver medicine, claiming over a million boxes sold monthly and urging readers to try it for a week. It notes endorsements from Paul D. Cravath and jests about vacation season while hinting at a lighthearted clubroom anecdote.
An old Coca Cola advertisement extols Coca Cola as cooling and fatigue reliever. It urges readers to send a 2 cent stamp for a booklet The Truth About Coca-Cola and the Coca-Cola Baseball Record Book for 1910, noting it includes Casey at the Bat and schedules.
Fritz the gardener, a calm German, returned from the city tired after a market day. In Bloomfield he slept through the station, woke with a mild thanks, and wandered from the train into the sand asking for steps to the door.
Seven year old Mary prays for God to make seven times six equal forty eight to match a test answer. Mother questions the reasoning as the girl explains she wrote it that way in school. The anecdote from Lippincott's reflects an innocent arithmetic misstep and a child's effort to fit exam work to memory.
A proverb-like line notes that liberty alone does not ensure happiness while emphasizing that a bound or restrained animal vocalizes most, suggesting frustration of constraint over freedom. The remark contrasts liberty with fulfillment and hints at consequence of confinement.
In a bitter winter chapter Hammond, Cushway's secretary, protests marriage to Cushway's daughter amid threats of arrest and embezzlement claims. Detectives guard the house as Monckton and a bold plan foil the watch. The climax comes when Cushway relents and tells the couple to marry, delaying only for dress fittings.
The Idaho tops Navy shooting with a score of 46 121 in a year long comparison. South Carolina and Wisconsin follow with 42 585 and 40 478 respectively while mine and torpedo work also weigh into the trophy ranking.
The Philistine editor Elbert Hubbard cites work as cause of life pain and jokes about wash day. He promotes Easy Task soap claiming it cuts work in laundry, being quick clean and self acting, priced at five cents a cake.
A dialogue scene recalls a party where a man was cut by neighbors. The exchange notes the injury was caused by a razer but denies malice pretense. The tone hints at urban conversational slang and implied tension.
A father and son discuss the son's need to work as the father grows old and unable to support them, highlighting the boy’s resolve to take responsibility despite hardship.
An Atlantic City area promo lists nickel plate rail travel to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and Sea Isle City New Jersey with August 8 tickets and low rates. agent contact F Parnin T P A Ft Wayne Ind. Also includes vintage family care lines about Red Cross Ball Blue and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and colic.
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