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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
6
In a spring journey to the west a man dines at a stylish restaurant. After paying he pockets thecharges lad, then rises. The waiter softly pleads not to forget him and the man replies he will write.
Irene Tudor of 118 N Cragg St Bellefontaine Ohio described chronic kidney trouble with backache dizziness and nervous tension. After suffering long she found relief and a complete cure using Doan’s Kidney Pills, a product from the Porter Milburn Co Buffalo NY sold for 60 cents a box.
The piece notes a 1909 trend of rulers, including Nicholas II and Kaiser Wilhelm II, using diplomacy and frequent travels. It compares old sovereigns who sat on golden thrones to modern monarchs acting as commercial travelers, with the Sultan planning a European tour in autumn and a December call on England.
The writer recalls lifelong coffee use followed by growing nervousness irritability and sleepless nights due to disturbing dreams. After hearing friends quit coffee for Postum they report improvements and decide to switch to Postum to ease their trouble.
A compilation of disparate statistics and curiosities from around the world. Topics range from wartime medical provisions and royal academy rejections to rail freight claims, alcohol potential from corn, and cultural notes on hunting, fisheries, forestry, education, and policing bands.
The piece argues sugar quickly relieves fatigue and reduces cravings for alcohol, citing German army emergency rations and U.S. government purchasing for the Philippines. It notes observers see less drunkenness where sugar intake is higher and cites Life of Three Dr. Cliffords and Women’s Life anecdotes for wit.
A western reporter recalls Amos J. Cummings telling his star, Tom Murray, to verify if saloons sold liquor the day after a citywide closure order. Tom returns Thursday with the finding that saloons were indeed selling liquor.
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