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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1913

Page

6

Food for Angels and a New Bride’s Kitchen Crisis

Nellie Barton pleads for harmony as she worries Ronald’s praise of her meals masks a hidden mockery. A kitchen ruse by Mrs. Barton and sister-in-law reveals the plan to entertain with old favorites, ending with a playful verdict on Nellie’s cooking and a lasting family lesson.

Selina Lillian Higgins Nellie Barton Mrs. Barton Nellie Mrs. Dorsett Ronald Angela Stowell Mra Ronald Barton Neliie Mellie Barton

Virus Ravages Rabbits In Rouen Cemetery

Disjointed report claims a rabbit infestation at Rouen cemetery decimated plantings. Keepers sought hunters and ferrets but burrows proved too deep. Scattered note mentions use of an antivirus agent and health officials involved, with unclear details.

Rouen France Lorr Renee -Poard of Health Sev al Had Dlea Fa

Tom Carrick Urged to Tidy Up Old Rug

In a domestic scene from the Youth's Companion, Maggie Carrick cleans and orders her home while patient husband Tom endures chores and small reforms. When her father's untidiness and a grease stained rug push Maggie to tears, Tom suggests a quiet plan to endure the mess and replace the rug later.

Carricks Mrs. Carrick Tom Carrick Maggie Carrick Tom Margaret

It Was a Good Place for a Fight at Waterloo

An American gentleman and a guide toured the Waterloo field with the boast that the guide escorted General Sheridan to the site of Napoleonic defeat. When asked what Sheridan said the man replied that, in effect, Sheridan offered no grand remark.

Hig Waterloo General Sheridan

Wood Turned to Opal From Nevada Deposits

The Christian Herald notes deposits in western United States where petrified wood hums into opal. The wood fiber is replaced by silicate pal particles forming dark red and blue hues with color flashes. Nevada opals are cut convex to enhance color play for pendants brooches rings and other jewelry.

United States Nevada Christian Herald Hungary

Water Rates Likely Raised After City Losses

The St Louis water system reportedly lost 1 022 618 dollars to taxpayers over eight years due to too low charges for service. Authorities consider raising rates to cover the shortfall and restore funds.

St. Louie

Castoria label urged for safety in infant remedy

The notice emphasizes checking that Castoria bottles carry the In Use For Over 30 Years signature. It cautions caregivers to ensure the product is Fletcher’s Castoria as children cry for the remedy.

Fletcher

No Chance In Country Work Sparks Family Loneliness Concern

Mr Sub bubs asks the domestic at the employment agency about objections to country work. She fears loneliness but counters with there are 16 people in her family.

Mr. Subbubs

Night Burglary Prank Ends With Locked Door Joke

In a dark hour Mrs. Caudle fears a burglar at the front door. John reassures him by noting the jated key in his own pocket, keeping the house secure as they joke about the heist.

John

Where are you going with that big box of candy

Quoted exchange features a jokey barter over influencing a friend’s love life with a box of candy. The speaker plans to win a girl’s defense by declaring the suitor unworthy of harm, then expects a lavish dinner as repayment. The line showcases playful social banter and a humorous plotting moment.

Ade’s Picnic Conversation on Matrimony

George Ade at Hazeldon Farm declares marriage broadens a man, a businessman counters. Ade replies that marriage “flatten” is the word he uses, in a lighthearted Indiana estate gathering.

George Ade Hazeldon Farm Indiana Mr. Ade George

Rich Man Speaks on Privilege and Poverty

Otto Kahn, returning from Europe on a luxury liner, praised the mu ale and his travels. He called it a privilege to go abroad, and said the poor are to be pitied for lacking such opportunities. A listener quipped about his wealth, noting he may be richer than expected.

Otto Kahn Europe

Birthday Tramp Seeks Cake On The Doorstep

A ragged man pleads for cake at a Providence woman's home telling her it is his birthday. The woman questions if bread would suffice as the tramp explains his unusual request, reflecting a moment of sentiment amid hardship.

Providence Harper's Magazine

Postum touted as coffee substitute in household chatter

A doctor recounts observing families using Postum vs coffee and notes his own digestive relief after switching. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum, with brewing tips and a booklet titled The Road to Wellville from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.

Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

De Hie Best. Mike Plans Marriage With Farm Life

An eastern hotel porter named Mike announces marriage and intends to move to a farm. A housekeeper warns him to treat his future wife well and not work her too hard. Mike replies he will try but notes she has a strong disposition.

Mike

Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder Relief Ad

Irritating skin troubles common in summer like hives poison oak chafing sunburn and eczema are quickly relieved by Tyree's Antiseptic Powder. 26c at druggists or sample free from J B Tyree Washington DC Adv.

Tyree Washington, D. C

Spring Fever Backlash Sparks Quick Witty Exchange

A quip contrasts spring fever with being sprung as a playful exchange about mood and energy. The banter highlights lighthearted wordplay on seasonal restlessness.

Between Girls and Men of Self-Supporting Families

Fragmentary lines note admiration for a girl's hair and an aside about men potentially earning a living if they had self-supporting families. The text reflects casual commentary with no clear event or identifiable people.

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