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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
2
The California Fig Syrup Co touts exceptional equipment and chemists enabling Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna produced from pure plant principles. It warns there is only one genuine product made by its original method and urges buyers to check the full name on the front of the package to avoid imitations.
The Philippines offer two exotic fruits unknown in Europe and America. The durian grows on a tall tree, about coconut size, with a shiny shell and creamy pulp described as custard with a hint of fine cheese. American soldiers nickname it the vegetable Limburger cheese. The other fruit is the mangosteen, praised for its exquisite flesh but unsuitable for long shipments abroad.
Jacob C Bahr of Lebannon Ohio says three months in bed with muscular rheumatism left him unable to move. After using Dean's Kidney Pill for two weeks his condition improved, then by steps he recovered fully and returned to work. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Fragmented text includes a mock legal oath by Frank J. Cheney for Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward per uncured case and a sales pitch. Also a strange dialog about a razor and pork chens, plus unrelated quotes from newspapers and a mountain ascent joke.
The advertisement markets Mother Gray a nurse at a Children's Home in New York claiming cures for constipation feverishness teething disorders stomach troubles and worms with testimonials and a 25 cent sample offered by Allen S. Olmsted Le Ray New York printed with druggists carrying the product.
Mrs Chugwater explains animal magnetism by combining animal and magnetism Josiah hears the idea Up to Date Housekeepers use Red Cross Ball Blue praised for making clothes clean and sweet as new Grocery notice and changed house numbers appear Opportunity knocks at the door of a genius but a mistaken identity is noted The rising puddle next door is referenced in a humorous interlude with Hives next door flagged in the text
Reports from several towns recount shingles outbreaks near Decker and Lapaz, a school closed in Tyner, and a child in Logansport injured after being struck on tracks. A burning farmhouse near Shelbyville, a bank window incident in Madison, and a man injured by a buggy shaft abroad are noted alongside a bicycle crash in Richmond and a bishop’s tenth anniversary in Fort Wayne.
An advertorial fragment touts Vitalizer tablets promising immediate vitality with 20 mg doses per tablet and a bottle containing 76 tablets. It claims instant energy, warns against quack doctors, and lists a location at Grid and Jefferson. The snippet also includes unrelated lines about a separated spouse and a humorous misquote about a boy and his mother.
A garbled excerpt discusses exposure to cold as the first step toward pneumonia, mentioning Parry Davis and Lainkiler with unclear context. The text references colds sore throat and a few stray phrases about Boston and Mr Osborn, yielding no coherent event or names.
A fragment discusses Ned Crow Ball as a staple item in every home and promotes a large 5 cent package. It then describes a Norwegian watch-boy perched in a wooden sentry box along the coast who alerts farmers to schools of fish, prompting harvest shifts from land to sea as Viking-era practices inspire similar nets and signals.
A health note explains the body as a machine where each part must function in proper place. Diets and products like Grape-Nuts are claimed to remove causes of illness, with a Boston educator cited on harmonious cooperation within the body. The text references years and improvement linked to dietary changes.
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