10 Dec 1908
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
1
Mrs Louis Beck of San Antonio recounts a six month ordeal of severe eczema on her son’s face and body. After two doctors failed, a set of Cuthurn Remedies allegedly brought sleep and rapid healing within weeks, with a clear face and no recurrence in two years.
A playful dialogue centers on why women display diamond rings as a sign of affection. The scene reveals romantic misgivings and hints about deeper feelings, set against a flirtatious exchange and a brief aside on social signaling.
A reader shares how improper food caused indigestion and how Grape-Nuts relieved symptoms and strengthened digestion. The letter highlights cause and effect in daily diet and endorses Grape-Nuts as a reliable aid, urging readers to consider personal experiences and to read more in The Road to Wellville.
A New York circular offers sermons at 25 cents each with full text or outlines, stirring protests from many denominations. The Churchman and Texas Christian Advocate debate the ethics and value of such publishing, while other editorials question government expansions and rural mail delivery costs. Youth's Companion notes broader media practices.
The piece traces rising government spending and debt in Germany Britain and America. It notes Germany's 1871 un debt era and current billion-dollar debt plus war indemnity payments and youth pension funded aims. It discusses Britain’s growing deficits and pension pressures and hints at U.S. shifts toward larger appropriations and revenue aims.
The Seattle Pest-Intelligencer asserts that successful farming comes from thinking and acting, not just labor. A systematic approach yields profitable crops, cost tracking, and pruning unprofitable branches, making land a stable asset and farm living viable without wage labor.
The Brooklyn Eagle argues that publicity in divorce cases serves public interest. It cites three participants the plaintiff the defendant and the public asserting courts are created for and answerable to the public. Free access prevents collusion ensures honest trials and deters sensational journalism through responsible reporting.
A Detroit inventor introduces a safety trolley wheel with paired worms on both sides to steer a slipping trolley back on track. The six inch wide device features a five inch wheel and five and a half inch diameter. A separate ice cream accessory uses a two band belt with adjustable spurs to hold cans steady in buckets. It fits various sizes and prevents salt water leakage. An improved men’s belt with internal springs and detachable fasteners sits inside trousers, offering resiliency and motion adaptation without a front buckle.
A sea lion displays skill and cunning in capturing gulls. In pursuit the sea lion dives deep then surfaces to expose its nose and rotate, while the gull alights. The sea lion then strikes with extended jaws and devours its prey.
A farmer finally yields to his wife and purchases a buggy. He uses the buggy to take everything to town except calves and pigs.
An English literary man visiting the United States criticizes Shakespeare for odd metaphors like sleep knitting a sleeve. A young American suggests the word sleave is a weaver term, and the English critic concedes he may be mistaken and learn from locals.
Postings from the Detroit Free Press contain a fragmented letter about fear and threats aimed at a person labeled Him. The writer mentions a wife and an expected upcoming letter from Archbold addressing “everything.” The text shows anxious private correspondence rather than a formal incident.
In a remote voyage, a berg drifts with moss that forms soil for pollen from buttercups and dandelions. Arctic summer winds scatter seeds as yellow flowers bloom on the cold ice amid a vast sea.
A magazine note warns whiskey mixed with Toris Compound and Syrup Sarsaparilia Compound can cure rheumatism. The recommended dose is a tablespoonful before meals and at bedtime, with Toris Compound from Globe Pharmaceutical Co. Chicago, available through druggists.
In a witty exchange from the Chicago Tribune, Integument speaks of mortally skewering Bob Mantell while Charming Soubrette jokes that wearing his skin won’t fit. The banter turns on performance arts bravado and stage memory.
An advertisement promises a cure for piles itching bleeding and protruding veins with FazO ointment within six to fourteen days or a refund. The offer states the treatment works for any case and includes a price of 60 cents.
The piece recounts ancient myths that hedgehogs climb trees to drop fruit and the old tale of hedgehogs milking cows. It also notes a modern railway fault in north Wales where a fly blocked an electric train signal for five hours, hindering dispatch.
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