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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
2
A scrambled garble of ads, quotes, and opinion bits from a Chicago Tribune feel, including jokes about spellings and a long musing on modern hurry. Promoted cures lure with quack tonics and Postum testimonials recall coffee’s woes and health claims.
A New York Times opinion notes that speeding violations create a criminal record that can harm credibility in future legal proceedings. It argues citizens should seek a clean record, since a conviction could impeach testimony and affect civil cases later.
A collection of opinion notes contrasts naval build up with the broader idea of a navy, questions the efficacy of ship gatherings, and asserts the strategic importance lies in leadership and tactics behind the gun rather than fleet size.
A proposed $100 million freight subway would run beneath East and North rivers from the Battery to Goth Street with Crosstown lines. Branch lines would service downtown sidewalks enabling Broadway merchants to ship goods from basement levels to global destinations via electric ten ton cars and rail connections.
Harold Moody spends days alone in the city with a routine of breakfast solo at a restaurant, quiet office hours, walks in parks, and evening readings or theater outings. His parents, especially his father, infer loneliness and the need for time away may yield growth, noting such solitude could last a year but is ultimately beneficial.
A brief classroom dialogue shows a scholar leaving home and living with an auntie while the teacher asks for the girl’s full name. The exchange reveals the girl is called after the speaker, with the auntie and neighbor girls referenced in the quirky, period style.
A Denver woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her six years of female troubles after an operation. The letter praises backache relief, bearing down pains, and other symptoms and urges sick women to try the remedy. Mrs Pinkham invites patients to write for advice from Lynn Mass. FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
Dr Saunders a plastic surgery and dermatology specialist claims unmatched methods for facial beautification. He offers procedures to correct unshapely features and remove blemishes with minimal traces and invites inquiries with plain sealed envelopes from his offices at 46 State Street Chicago.
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