08 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
1
The Courier Journal notes coins in circulation wear down in ordinary use and abrade further in shipment to Europe. It cites Wall Street discussion of as much as one thirty second of a percent lost to abrasion in gold shipments, equating to over $300 per million dollars shipped.
Reported by the Kuide Express the Japanese commander downplays rapid victory over Fiang Wang Chiang saying they tackled it one syllable at a time while an admiring crowd questions the ease of the win.
Arlington Ind December 5 Special W A Hyseng a local photographer who moved from Sapp Ky endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as the greatest kidney remedy. He says years of kidney trouble, sore joints, and bed confinement improved after one and a half boxes. Neighbors report similar benefits and the ad-style claim urges curing early kidney disease symptoms to avoid Bright's Disease.
The essay argues cats outshine mice in abilities and resilience. It notes cats lack appendicitis, can see in darkness, and supposedly possess nine lives. It mocks mice as inferior and cites reactions to threats, reincarnation, and ancient Egyptian worship of cats, attributing superior traits to felines.
A reader from Alabama reports Postum with Grape Nuts aiding digestion and calm nerves in her family. She switched from coffee due to sour stomach and nervousness, praising Postum recommended by physicians for children. The ad claims Postum supports digestion, bowel regulation, and overall vitality for both children and adults.
General Newberry recalls Corporal Kimball of the Twenty-fourth New York cavalry who saved a wounded lieutenant during the Petersburg operations. The tale honors a common soldier’s memory and notes the lasting impact of his actions on his family, while illustrating battlefield courage and duty.
Veterans recall a winter ride with General Philip H. Sheridan in a improvised sleigh made from a bath tub pulled by horses. The scene at Winchester and the general’s later campaigns are described, ending with a Pacific coast grape harvest record.
A collage of humor and cartoon captions from various papers. Jokes touch on family talk, school missteps, shop windows, and everyday miscommunication with light, punny twists and gentle irony. No single event dominates. instead a mosaic of quick gags and wry observations.
Mrs Leander Lana wife of the minister of the Christian Church No 2010 I street South Omaha Neb recounts her daughter’s three year nervous prostration and recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills The account asserts the pills regulate the system restore vigor and cure disease rooted in blood or nerves sold by all druggists worldwide Fujitani Industrial News records a lengthy period of patient history and praise.
A railroad president issues guidelines for trainmen on proper headwear and attire. Do not wear your cap over your ear or eyes, on the back, or askew. Wear it square, polish shoes, wear a linen collar, dark necktie, crease trousers, brush clothes, and keep a cheerful demeanor.
A.A. Boyce of Irving near Trenton Missouri suffered severe kidney backache and leg weakness, left him unable to work. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the pain eased gradually until it stopped, with the product available for 50 cents a box from any dealer or by mail from Toster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Victoria quartz mine at Bendigo Australia remains the deepest known gold shaft at 3,950 feet with a winze 250 feet below the lowest level at 8,700 feet. Nearby mines include the New Chum Railway at 8,854 feet and New Chum Consolidated at 8,815 feet, while the 180" mine of Geo Lansell is worked at 3,250 feet though its shaft runs 200 feet deeper.
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