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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
6
In a playful spoof from Rabbits Cata and Canis C T H Lane cites a tale from the Dioptric and Ophthalmometric Review about a Maltese cat whose owner visits an oculist. The vet fashions gold framed glasses using a mouse model for diagnosis and improves the cat’s eyesight past its former level.
In Friarspoint Mississippi Mr G L Butler reports his son recovered from spinal issues after two months of medical treatment failed. Butler says eight boxes of Dodd's Kidney Dills cured nervous symptoms and the boy now shows no signs of the illness. The father credits World's Kidney Pills for the improvement.
A terse exchange features a vinegar-faced pessimist scoffing at faith in humanity. An easygoing optimist counters that humanity may still trust him, provoking a stinging retort about reciprocal faith.
Putnam showcases color dyes that yield brighter hues on fabrics with less labor than rival products. The new dye line highlights enhanced fastness and faster processing times for manufacturers seeking vivid results.
A quirky column notes that appearances can mislead in commerce and mentions Mrs. Austin's Pancakes as a recommended breakfast option. It also lists Transvaal exports such as hides ostrich feathers tobacco and gold in a brief, general reference.
Dun and Co New York weekly review reports labor peace easing wage pressures, scattered rises in orders, but steel shows weak liberal buying. construction slows despite permits. Mild weather eases distribution, retail demand steady, machinery and shipbuilding cheer future prospects. grain shipments up, bank clearings down, deposits firm at 6 percent.
Telegraphic advices from international mercantile correspondents report price readjustment and conservative purchasing dampening industrial activity while agricultural prospects rise. European gold inflows improve finances. mercantile collections are strong in Philadelphia and Cleveland but slow in St Paul. Montreal sees steady staple demand. Quebec shoe strike looms. Toronto sales rise on cold weather with strong Northwest orders. Dominion funds remain easy at financial centers.
Chicago Cincinnati Detroit St Louis Indianapolis and other markets show bid ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Grain prices include wheat No 2 red No 2 No 2 mixed corn oats rye with varied cent per bushel figures.
The New York Times recounts General Chaffee brief and witty talks with his men. He illustrates a hygiene point with a joke about a boy who claims he cannot have measles because he supposedly gave them to Tommy and Johnny yesterday.
Mrs G W Fooks of Salisbury Maryland wife of G W Fooks Sheriff of Wicomico County says kidney trouble plagued her for eight years. After three days of using Deans Kidney Pills the back ache eased and all symptoms disappeared leaving her back to health. Sold by all druggists price 60 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a domestic scene Mrs. Chester Lark says you keep on servant. Mrs. Bond Hill confirms this and notes several of her relatives also live with them. The exchange highlights class and household dynamics among affluent households.
Advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders used in New York Children's Home to ease constipation feverishness stowed teething disorders and regulate bowels. Claims over 30 000 bottles sold with remedies available at druggists including Susafite BRIE, LeRoy New York.
Bleeker and Meeker converse about marriage to a charming widow since the last meeting. A note mentions Visa's Cure for Consumption relieving a sister’s croup, and provides address 23 Dilbiong street Brooklyn with date October 2, 1901.
A fragmented newspaper item notes a speaker claiming never to sing except for friends, with a remark about enemies and a mention of Mrs Acethi's Vancake flour. It references a fresh supply now on hand at Kracers and a mention of Alpaca as a Mama wool product.
An advertisement offering rubber stamps of all kinds and self inking date stamps. Includes ink pads and a catalog from Lock Box 2130, Fort Wayne Indiana. Mentions a poetic quote and a stray product for hay fever ailments.
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