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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
8
Narcissa Waggoner of Carterville Illinois says ten years of backache headaches nervous spells and dizziness ended after using Dean’s Kidney Pills. She describes a near collapse diagnosed as paralysis by three doctors before relief and renewed strength. Sold 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
Mme Sarah Bernhardt reportedly performed as a sculptor during a recent act, modeling a bust for the audience. Critics praised the effect noting the clay work and reveal, but the trick relies on a preformed head beneath a damp clay layer rather than actual sculpting by the actress.
Jerome McWade, a Duluth magnate, spoke of a summer backwoods vacation at a dinner. He praised a quirky village janitor named Old Boucher, noting his reaction to a mayonnaise sauce served with cold lobster. He recalled Boucher tasting the sauce with a knife and refusing it with a sharp remark.
Senator William Alden Smith quotes an Irish justice of the peace in Michigan during a trial. The defense lawyer prepared to present their side of the case, but the judge halted, saying he did not want to hear both sides argued for fear of confusion. The Washingtonian notes the quip about “our side of the cage.”
A solicitor who left the profession for the church faced a humorous moment when during a sermon he read a lesson line as see men os trustees walking. The slip arose from clerks abbreviating trustees as trees and admors.
A statement suggests a woman may avoid or face muddy crossings based on her level of understanding. It frames decision making as dependent on knowledge or awareness influencing whether she attempts the crossing or seeks an alternate route.
In the smoking room at the Wipperance Club Captain Pollock receives thanks from Rodney Merriam for clearing a prior misunderstanding. Merriam declares Pollock a gentleman and honors his profession, then seeks his nieces’ forgiveness. Balcomb and Leighton discuss romance as they travel to the Cameron farm, Balcomb touting his social exploits and views on early marriage and dating conventions.
Leighton and Zelda share a moonlit walk at The Beeches with guests Balcomb and Pollock. Amid playful exchanges and a looming confession, Zelda rejects Leighton’s heartfelt claim as a dream of love, while Olive and Pollock drift into song under the June night. The night ends with unsaid feelings and a poised cliffhanger.
Twenty seventh manual excursion to Niagara Falls on August 23 using Nickel Plate railway special train. Tickets valid also on train 4 Valparaiso and Cleveland. Return validity twelve days. Inquiries to agent or write FL Parnin T PLOA PL Wayne Ind.
Reader letters reflect mixed views on Uncle Tom's Cabin with remarks about the book's characters Eva and Lawyer Marks. The exchange notes skepticism that Tom Jefferson read the book and suggests possible disappointment in its portrayal.
In Evanston Illinois washwomen earn two to two fifty daily plus fare, up from a dollar fifty five years ago. A new Easy Task laundry soap promises to halve the effort, saving money time fuel health and clothing. many women say it fixes the servant problem.
A man asks a doctor what to do as his wife loses her voice. The doctor solemnly advises recalling Thanksgiving, then jokes about the situation and charges two dollars for the consultation.
A light dialogue portrays the character seeking a suitor with money versus one who spends sparingly. The speaker laments a previous engagement to a frugal millionaire and expresses a preference for a two week visitant with roughly $300 in cash.
Seventeen years the standard remedy for women's ailments marketed as scientifically prepared and proven. Quick and permanent results claimed from use. Sold at all drug stores. The doctor notes will not present his bill immediately due to finances. a witty exchange about payment follows.
August 25 to September 9 and September 15 to October 15 mark the periods covered. Full information of Agent or write F. P. Parnin, T. P. A., Fort Wayne, Indiana 36, for details on duties, deadlines, and required filings.
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