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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1918

Page

9

Sailor Man Returns in Snowbound Chapter

A hurt sailor shelters in the Parlow home as Carolyn May warms to his sea stories about the Dunraven and a purser’s boat. Amanda Confronts Joseph Stagg and hints at hidden family history as a stormy night gives way to tense conversation.

Mr. Parton Matey Old Cross Crescent Simé Naples York Cross and Crescent Miss Amanda Mandy White Road Uncle Joe Prince Carlyn Carlyn May Joe Rose Joseph Stagg Carolyn May Parlow House Amanda Miss May Purser Jokin Mel Carolyn Mina Mr. Stagg Benjamin Dunraven Hannah Amanda Parlow Joseph Stigg Benjamin Hardy Stagg

Chapter X Swiftly Joseph Tage Trudgéa Scene

Fragmentary excerpt shows characters Carolyn May and Uncle Joe in a tense moment. The little girl exclaims exhaustion while others appear stirred and anxious. The text resembles dialogue from a serialized chapter with archaic punctuation and typographic quirks.

Joseph Tage Carolyn Joe

Painted lingerie becomes art gallery on a bodice craze

A New York Times style column touts painted lingerie as wearable art, promising designer renditions of classic works like Washington Crossing the Delaware and The Battle of Waterloo. The piece celebrates the fad as a boon for artists nationwide amid a sluggish market, urging public enthusiasm.

Magerle Washington Delaware Joan Waterloo Maine California New York

Yanks Dislike French Cash in France

American soldiers adapt to francs while the New York Evening Sun notes their dislike of French paper money. Doughboys describe francs as hard to count and trashy, while French locals view crumpled notes with surprise. News highlights the shift to using francs in daily pay and the perception of value.

France New York Evening Sun

Guard exchange at Camp Dodge causes laughter

A Swede sentry on night duty at Camp Dodge faints a humorous exchange when asked to identify the relieving officer. After a pause the guard blurts out a comic line and a roar of laughter erupts as the officer finally relieves him.

Camp Dodge

Llamas Used for Transport in Peru

Llamas Burden Bearers in Peru are employed in transport work forming herds of about a hundred. Each lama carries a load equivalent to a hundred weight. After two weeks of work each lama gets a week of rest.

Peru

Four hours sleep suffices for the elephant

A brief note states that elephants can function on four hours of sleep in a 24 hour period. The observation highlights unusual endurance of the animal.

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Promotes Skin Help

Have a Clear Skin. Make Cuticura Soap your everyday toilet soap and assist it now and then with Cuticura Ointment to soften soothe and heal. For free samples address Cuticura Dept X Boston. At druggists and by mail Soap 25 Ointment 25 and 50 Adv.

Cuticura Dept. X Boston

Blinkers Wins Crowd Favorite In War Funds Costume Day

A Slocum Tennis club carnival for war funds drew crowds as Blinkers, depicted in a bargain-marked costume, topped bets with the Indies voting him first choice. William the Conqueror Hamlet and a Roman warrior made wry observations as spectators crowded the field.

Slocum Tennis Club Indies William the Conqueror Hamlet London

Jones Faces Strain Over Business Worries

The dialogue notes Jones is deeply troubled by financial concerns, with observers saying he appears worn and stressed. Commentators describe his demeanor as broken down amid ongoing enterprise pressures.

Wireless Messages From Brook Yard Picked Up By Balloon

Wireless notes from the Brooklyn navy yard indicate signals were received via balloon at Ageadia California. Signals were faint and described as scattered. no further details on origin or destination were provided.

Brook Wn Navy Yard

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