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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
5
Drugstore reports show many American adults suffer kidney trouble unseen. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is promoted as a mild healing remedy. An insurance interview notes kidney disease is common, causing many insurer rejections. Available in two bottle sizes. test sample offered by forwarding ten cents.
An advertisement touts Shave With Cutloura Soap claiming to boost razor efficiency and skin health with one soap for shaving bathing and shampooing. It promises irritation free daily shaving and hygiene benefits. A separate ad endorses Roman Eye Balm for eye inflammations and asserts the world’s richest man started penniless.
Indianapolis reports outline the second special session actions with Governor Goodrich signing key acts including the Johnson home rule tax act and the curative tax act. The coal and food commission forms, licensing rollout, and a planned war memorial building are detailed along with tax and education measures and Blue Sky department staffing.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as safe and prescription friendly for over twenty years. It promotes Bayer packages with directions for headaches toothaches earaches and more and notes inexpensive 12 tablet tins and larger druggist packets. Additional copy touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for stomach and bowel regulation and mentions Egypt mourning color.
A Lay Maryland man, B. Leats, recounts severe nervous spells and heart pressure eased within half an hour after taking one box of Entonic. He claims poisons and gases are removed from the body, and urges readers to try Entonic with a promise of a money back offer if not pleased.
A Terre Haute class gifts a teacher a parting present as a student, Jim, cries during the speech. Another boy reveals Jim saved 50 cents to buy the gift and cried at parting not from leaving, but from bidding farewell to his own 50 cent contribution.
After a stylish Philadelphia wedding two girls discuss the bride’s appearance. One asks how she looked and the other replies she was remarkably well groomed reflecting fashion and ceremony tone.
The article discusses a predicted hairless future for humans and notes rising baldness among men under forty. It links women’s bobbed hair to a Providence driven trend, tracing origins in Russia and adoption by bohemian New York society, with some older women using false bobbed hair.
Local chatter ponders a newly seen comet that seemingly faded its tail with rumors of a dog star clash. Astronomers urge caution, noting observational quirks and seasonal visibility. Researchers compare readings from recent sky surveys and stress verification.
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