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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
3
The text extols Dr. Pierce’s medicines as alcohol free and made from native forest roots. It stresses transparent ingredients sworn to by Pierce, highlights the Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic, and cautions patience in use while noting endorsements by medical leaders. It also includes a humorous hotel key anecdote.
Mrs. Margaret Bomerich of Napoleon Ohio suffered fifteen years with kidney pain backache and eye problems. She says Donn's Kidney Pills gave quick relief and cured her after doctors failed. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box.
Col Albert A. Pope argues in Warper's Weekly for extensive state and federal land improvement and a program of public highway construction funded by three percent fifty year bonds. He stresses highways as feeders to railways, the need for road education, and skilled engineers, plus a history of road tax reforms and interdependence with river and harbor improvements.
The article discusses how soldiers of fortune can be drawn to fight for any belligerent that accepts them. It examines the strange ethics of men offering their services in wartime and the temptations faced when conflict breaks out.
In a London case described as a most unparalleled atrocity by the Annual Register, four men were tried for assaulting a man in his home at Ponder's End and stealing from him. One even pickpocketed a turnkey during the eight hour trial, the handkerchief was restored, and the court, horrified, sentenced all four to death.
The London Onlooker notes that superstition ran strong among New World natives as Spaniards arrived. Caciques foretold the coming of the Spaniards and prophecies were sung during mournful festival laments.
A terse remark echoes across a social gathering as attendees discuss frugal living and cleanliness. The lines imply discomfort with dust and flea concerns tied to household upkeep and gendered expectations.
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