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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
7
A farmer offers a hired man two options in a Norfolk Chronicle style tale. Take six dollars daily plus three of the farmer’s daughters’ kisses, or eighty dollars daily with six kisses. The worker is free to choose, even if paid in kisses.
In a Philadelphia Press snippet, a doctor declares the throat glands coated while Misa Woodby jokes about stylish coating. The exchange highlights a dramatic, tongue in cheek moment from a humorous tale.
The State board of tax commissioners reports Indiana corporate property values rising by about 16 million dollars since last year. Railroads and telephone lines drive the gain, with major telegraph firms and express companies also higher. Some rates increased for Passial and Western Union, while rail mileage noted growth.
Indiana auditors report three months of missing funds from the state treasury in Indianapolis. Treasurer James H. Ice allegedly failed to account for 820,000 linked to former Auditor James Thrice Rice, whose estate has been settled. Experts say insurance fees also remained unrecorded, with governor seeking recovery.
Farmers seek more than penitent Mary can supply as Indiana Prison binds twine has steady demand. State price tied to sisal fiber cost, imported from Yucatan, with farmers paying cents per pound in large lots to keep prices low and profits limited.
The First Christian church of Laporte is left pastorless as trustees declare the pulpit vacant after Rev. S. V. Williams admits leading a dual life and being unfit to lead spiritually. His wife’s departure is described as permanent amid notes of mental strain.
John Speer aged 21 died in a coal dust explosion at the United States cement plant in Bedford. The blast severely burned his body as colleagues rushed to aid him and emergency crews investigated the site.
Emin BR of Wilson Township Iowa recounts a severe skin eruption on his chest neck face and limbs cured by the Cutieura Remedies after trying without a physician. He notes renewed eruptions a year later but again healed fully with continued use and reports five years since the last attack.
Fragmentary remarks reference a death and a comment about a champion boothlack being dead. The text mentions Esmeralda and Ganendolen with brief dialog about safety on a lake and a travel notice for West and North West routes via Nickel Plate Road from September to October.
$2.00 Cleveland and Return Sunday September 6 via Nickel Plate Road. Special train leaves Fort Wayne 3 A.M. Returning leaves Cleveland 7:00 P.M. Tickets good on regular trains September 6. Full information from agent or C A Melin Fort Wayne Indiana.
The Canadian government asserts dominion over Arctic lands reaching the north pole, implying that all discovered areas between Canada and the pole fall under the British flag. The piece notes international rivalry in Arctic exploration and ongoing questions about title by discovery versus occupation.
A Washington family describes years of stomach troubles and sallow skin caused by coffee. After switching to Postum for four months and a half, their digestion improved, skin cleared, tongues cleaned, and nerves steadied. They now use Postum exclusively, per the Postum Co. Battle Creek claim and promotional booklet.
A World Today excerpt describes using finely pulverized surface mulch to store soil moisture in semi arid western fields. The method layers the seed bed to reduce evaporation and improve rapid absorption after showers, illustrating with a sugar and water analogy.
Woman from Wharton suffers kidney pain back ache and feverish headaches. She describes frequent burning secretions with sediment and fatigue. After eight boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills her symptoms disappeared and strength returned. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also an old travel notice for Nickel Plate Road rates and Bevan return details.
In a bustling vegetarian restaurant, claims of investigations boosting business circulate. The owner admits being so busy they cannot eat their own meals, highlighting strong customer demand and rising foot traffic.
An old paper fragment advertises Allen's Foot-Ease free samples from Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY for sore tired feet and corns. It includes travel rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles via Nickel Plate Road September 2 to 8 with return option. Also mentions British troops in India and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with price 25 cents.
Miss Leopold and Mrs. Green quote dramatic improvements after using Peruna. Patients describe run-down health, catarrh relief, stronger appetite, and regained strength within weeks. Endorsements emphasize the tonic and blood remedy value and personal gratitude to Dr. Lieb erkranz.
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