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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
8
A senator argues that Germany faces only defeat as true peace, warning that postwar settlement aims like colonies indemnities and ports would not yield lasting peace. The speaker notes a hollow peace table, contrasting it with a practical outcome.
The passage shows a character remarking on another's strong ego, contrasting it with ordinary fits. The exchange emphasizes personal vanity and quirky behavior as central humorous tensions in the scene.
Mrs Knicker asks about permanent cooks and Mrs Backer confirms one would stay if another is secured. The dialogue hints at staffing needs and a potential hiring condition without further details.
A newspaper note asserts good paper can be made from brewery refuse once discarded. It highlights recycling potential and industry optimism about turning waste into useful material.
Mortimer L. Schiff urges disciplined spending to curb luxuries and maximize savings for Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps. He argues thrift frees labor and goods for military needs, noting savings boost production, fuel and food conservation, and the future strength of the nation amid wartime and postwar challenges.
A quirky exchange where a reporter asks about a newborn in the neighborhood. The corner grocer loudly proclaims the father is Bob Chunks, the iceman, joking that the child weighed on his ice senses.
A local remark has Singley asking about a gift for Miss Passy and Miss Knox suggesting a nan as a pet. The piece notes subscribers to the third Liberty loan using fictitious names and banks in a light, humorous tone.
A collection of brief quips contrasts a soldier and his partner, noting their differing thrills in battle and beauty. An aviation claim says a dog’s bark can be heard at four miles up. A tale recalls a cure for insomnia via a doctor prescribed schedule. Chester Pennsylvania plans 4000 wartime worker dwellings.
Promotes relief from backache kidney and bladder troubles with Haarlem Gold Medal Oil Capsules. Cleanses kidneys purifies blood and may ward off kidney disease. claims quick relief for rheumatism gravel and related ailments. Instructions urge prompt purchase from druggist and refund if unsatisfied.
During hot months stomach disorders rise and can lead to illness. Eaton ic a pleasant tasting compound helps rid acidity and gases after meals. Get a box from your druggist for 50 cents with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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