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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
8
The narrator recalls a chaotic nighttime attack and mass retreat through rain and mud. Supplies were seized, troops dispersed, and civilians suffered as trains, wagons, and field kitchens moved in a carnival of confusion. Hunger, fatigue, and shattered order dominated a brutal march toward safety.
The editor argues active thought separates doers from sleepers. A reader must wake up, study facts, and repeatedly challenge ideas to generate practical insights. Lazy brains won’t produce good outcomes, and effort unlocks progress.
A compact item notes that track training boosts both horse performance and human cognition. It emphasizes regular workouts as the key to vigor for horses and brains, aligning athletic discipline with mental sharpness.
The passage recounts Dick Turpin, famed English highwayman, and links his ride with a similar deed by Swift Nick Nevison. It notes Turpin’s birth in Hemel Hempstead in 1706 and his execution for murder at York on April 10, 1738, mentioning Black Bess and an alleged alibi-creating voyage.
Chemists long studied a method for artificial indigo. A broken thermometer altered the solution, increasing an acid yield and lowering costs enough to commercialize indigo production. The incident highlighted how a simple mishap sparked a major efficiency gain.
Miss Fio Kelly of 476 South 14th Street Newark describes a three year battle with a nervous breakdown and daily headaches. After one friend’s recommendation she began Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and soon recovered, allowing her to work again and recommend the remedy.
A young husband named Tom stopped spending his evenings downtown with friends after his wife cleverly turned an invitation into a domestic ruse. He phoned her to join for dinner and a plan, then learned she was home alone and the couple began staying together in the house, the Enquirer reports.
A nimble tongued book agent greets a wary middle aged woman at her door. He offers She Lives of Our Saints but she retorts with sarcasm and requests a vampire at fifty volume set instead.
In a column from the Kansas City Journal the saying Too much clothing is bad for the health is noted and observers claim Our girls seem healthy. The piece also hints that unless the waiter is fed he may forget to feed you.
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