19 Aug 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
1
A 19th century ad promises free medical examination by Munyon's eminent doctors in Philadelphia. Readers are invited to mail for a diagnosis blank, with the claim of thorough, free evaluation and no obligation. Also includes brief, unrelated product and anecdote content from period magazines.
A Cleveland Leader quote captures a child’s quick retort about growing up. Johnny jokes that adulthood would spare him from awkward questions, reflecting a humorous rural or small-town newspaper voice.
In a Wigham courtroom Lawyer Fuller now Chief Justice pressed the witness for what the plaintiff Barnes had said. The defense objected to the question as inadmissible and a half hour of arguing followed. The judges retired then returned to allow the question and Barnes replied the plaintiff was not at home.
A medical note warns against taking excess drugs for minor pains. It claims stomach harm from painkillers and promotes Hamtina Wizard Oil as an immediate local inflammation remedy with rubbing.
In a Detroit Free Press item a couple argues over the appeal of an eighteen inning baseball game with the husband more taken by the sport than his wife by their supper plans.
Mrs. Waco Hunt of Newark New Jersey describes severe scalp sores and hair loss caused by eczema. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent she reports stopping bleeding healing of flesh and regrowth of hair with complete recovery. She advocates Cuticura for others with eczema. September 28 1908. Potter Drug & Chem Corp. sole props.
A neighbor jokes that Uncle Zeb’s son returning from college has a questionable future. Uncle Zeb laments four wasted years and recalls trying him on a railroad guide with no better outcome. The anecdote reflects small town humor and rural wisdom.
An advertisement touts a herbal remedy for female pains back Urinary bladder and kidney trouble by Mother Gray of LeRoy New York. The product called Austra Mnu-Lent is sold by druggists or by mail for 50 cents with a free sample offer.
A Punch line notes customers who buy many hats at a cash purchase receive a receipt and an invitation to Bareacres house. The text mocks the scheme as a promotion by Lady Bareacres, implying a social gimmick around hats and cash deals.
A brief note indicates clear white clothes result from using Red Cross Ball Blue Large 2oz. package, center.
A freight of varied items appears from an old OCR text: a streetcar motorman uses a speaking tube and megaphone to announce streets to passengers. Cholera treatment in India is described with injections of morphine, water, and hot tea. Millwall Docks installs pneumatic grain elevators lifting 76 tons per hour per elevator to eighty feet, with four in operation. The rest of the fragment muses on travel, clothing, and dog training for wilderness journeys, emphasizing self-reliance and skill.
A 1907 controversy over the new twenty dollar gold piece prompts Dr Townsend to defend the eagle’s pose. He explains birds in flight show legs trailing in prey hunters and many water and gallinaceous birds, while perching species tuck legs in front. He notes hummingbirds’ leg position remains uncertain.
An animated mirror feature signals Mark Twain being drawn or referenced, described as a satirical cartoon offering from the fictional or misread Buccess Magazine.
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