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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1923

Page

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The Custard Cup Chapter Continues with a Cure

Mrs. Penfield helps Mrs. Percy face illness and nerves with humor and neighbors’ care. Caterpillar incident exposes fears, freeing Mrs. Percy from imagined illnesses as a doctor is summoned to confirm recovery. The scene ends with renewed friendship and plans to visit.

Mrs. Sanders Mrs. Percy Mrs. Penfield Lorene

Neighbors gossip in a tense drawing room exchange

Mrs Penfield and Mrs Wopple discuss Bosley and Catterbox rumors after a tense morning. They recall a kitchen chimney issue, a quarrel overheard, and ponder potential Seattle plans while noting Mrs Percy’s fragile mood as Lorene faces marriage.

Mrs. Penfield Mrs. Wopple

The Hands of Titre Flossie Freddie Exchange Words

In a fragmented dialogue Freddie questions his father’s actions and mocks an ankle watch as Flossie responds that there is nothing wrong with that. The odd exchange centers on eye contact and personal items during a tense moment.

Flossie Freddie

Mnoleum relies on global materials for its finish

The Detroit News notes Mnoleum production hinges on cork linseed oil and burlap. Cork comes from Spain Portugal and North Africa where many harvest trees. Flaxseed oil is pressed from Argentina’s flaxseed, the world’s largest producer. Burlap from India, woven in Scotland.

The Detroit News Spain Portugal Africa Argentine Republic India Scotland

Not a formal article item found

The text presents playful metaphors comparing creatures and their attributes. It contrasts a worm boasting potential with a butterfly and an early bird noting current appeal, ending with a bite of humor about beauty versus appetite.

Grudge Tavern Landlord Skeptical Of Slapdaddle

A guest asks what kind of place Slapdaddle is and the Grudge tavern keeper bluntly sums it up. The quip cheekily notes terrapins lagging behind and just embracing roller skating, as captured by the Kansas City Star quote.

Slapdaddle Grudge Terrapins Kansas City

Quicken the Day Then Cars Replace Pedestrians

A satirical note envisions a future where every person owns an automobile and pedestrians vanish, reflecting a speed obsessed society. The fragment suggests a shift from human caution to mechanical dominance, with a joking jab at a "speed demon" husband.

Doubts Amid Early Atlantic Cable Proposals Across Ocean

Reporters recount the early skepticism over laying a Dover to Calais Atlantic cable. Critics labeled the plan a "mad freak" and a "gigantic awindle" while fishermen mistook the line for seaweed. Some feared fish would gnaw insulation, others doubted sea conditions and ship size could support the project.

Dover Calais

Small Town Bright Lights in Johns town Colorado

A Fort Lupton Light and Power company official, B A Thompson, claims Johns town Colorado is the 100 per cent electrically lighted town in the United States. Every home is wired for electric lights and most are used. The saying emphasizes practical wisdom over mere routine.

United States Johnstown Colo B. A. Thompson Fort Lupton

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