31 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
1
Captain Percival nicknamed Mad Jack defied naval authority with bold acts. He supposedly sailed to Morocco to bring back donkeys for the government and, entering New York Harbor, pressed donkey heads through gun ports, startling officials in Washington.
Jersey Shore Pa August 28. Mrs B Earnest of this place reports Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her prolonged illness. She had been bedbound for five weeks with Cowas and regained strength to work and travel. She urges other women to learn the lesson that healthy kidneys end suffering and praises Todd's Kidney Pills for waking healthy kidneys.
The article portrays Lucrezia Borgia as exceptionally beautiful with gray eyes and yellow hair. It notes her drooping upper eyelids giving a languid look and a sideways gaze that unsettles observers. It also praises her conversational skill and quick repartee in any company.
Florence sighs that marriage is a lottery while Cordelia counters with a winning ticket. Cordelia notes the minister removed the obey clause in the ceremony, provoking a sly grin from Florence as they discuss changing vows.
G A R Encampment offers a rail excursion on Nickel Plate Road from Fort Wayne to Colorado Springs and back. Tickets on sale August 20 through September 4 with return limit October 7 at the same rates. Agent W A Sherer T 7 A signs the arrangements.
A weathering recount from the Atlanta Constitution describing a dramatic night ride led by thunder and lightning. The narrator notes a speeding figure blazing ahead as lightning lights the road and a thunderous shout calls the traveler back, capturing a vivid, poetic scene.
A humorous dialogue between Mrs Naggsby and Naggsby features witty miscommunications about misery and happiness. The pair trade quips on gendered expectations and social mores in a light saucy tone.
Ina Pinch uses Allen's Foot-Enase powder to ease feet. It rests the feet cures corns bunions swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and growing nails. Makers advertise new or tight shoes are made easy. Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25 cents sample mailed free Allen 3 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
A mixed set of scanned lines mentions a Patient Editor asking if an editor made an offer for sketches and a Second Artist confirming new drawing paper for spoiled sheets. It includes ad-like lines for Tiso's Cure for Consumption, a coronation robe, Red Cross Ball Blue, Kennedy remedies, and assorted stray phrases with dates and addresses.
In Cripps the Carrier chapter twelve, Esther frees a chained man and Hardenow seeks Africa while Tickuss is banished. Zachary Cripps faces a marriage crisis and, after a reflective scene with his horse, chooses Mary’s enduring love and keeps his carriage line intact.
A historical survey traces Washington’s 1789 oath and later inaugurations from Jefferson to Harrison. It notes population growth, state adoptions, and the rise of office seekers as Tippecanoe’s era drew vast crowds and the railroad expanded travel.
The article surveys Australians who consume large quantities of tea daily. It details a week long method of reusing leaves and building a strong, bitter brew nicknamed real good old post and rails, a description framed with humorous ethnographic tone.
In a breezy exchange from a Pick-Me-Up snippet Miss Gertie reveals she has banked funds and a sweetheart in reserve. Mr Poorman asks about money before proposing. The pair hints at an upcoming marriage next week.
A fragmented excerpt mentions Professor Osler asserting people do their best work before age 40. It references Mrs Chadwick and Bonnie Statesmen in a disjointed critique of aging and achievement.
Those unable to take a long vacation are advised to visit Springs, Missouri a few hours away by Wabash train. The tranquil resort offers spring waters with healthful curative qualities rivaling Carlsbad. For details contact any Wabash agent.
A dialogue shows humor and morbid irony as Mr Meeker’s cheerful demeanor contrasts with his wife’s illness. Mrs Naggs questions Meeker’s optimism while noting his family’s dire situation and public appearance. The exchange hinges on perception of life and stoic politeness.
A humorous exchange in Our Boarding House features a boarder recalling a man who kept a diary for fifteen years until someone bought it. The punchline reveals the diarist was a “smationer” and the serious boarder mutters about smart alecks as he returns to his hash.
Three month old boy broke out with a watery itchy rash, scratched to blood, wasting to a skeleton. After using Cuticura Remedies the child slept in his cradle and recovered fully. Mrs M C Maitland Jasper Ontario signs the testimonial.
The Philadelphia Press contrasts Madge with a small hand mirror, noting Madge speaks while the mirror reflects without speech, highlighting a theme of appearance versus reflection. The exchange frames a judgment on vanity and self-awareness.
A witty exchange contrasts optimism and pessimism in a brief dialogue. The optimist jokes about conceit shrinking, while the pessimist counters that returning home doubles the impact on him.
Travel promos offer low round trips to Portland with return via Nickel Plate Road plus routes to San Francisco Los Angeles Cal and to Washington and British Columbia. Also includes notes on sweet potatoes as an American crop and a push for Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product.
The average storm wave reaches thirty feet in height. The highest waves recorded range from forty four to forty eight feet. At Skerryvore lighthouse off Scotland a five and a half ton rock was thrown to seventy two feet above sea level and a thirteen and a half ton mass was torn from a seventy four foot cliff.
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