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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
7
Local tale centers on Jack Podger a man famed for free handywork from clock repairs to stairway fixes. After a spree of chores he’s roused by a late knock from a couple seeking help with a laughing baby soothed by his “funny nose.”
Fragmentary lines suggest a humorous or ironic remark linking a woman's influence to a cigar. The speaker muses on imitation and appeal, referencing Kipling and noting phrases about womanhood and a pantatella shape. The text is incomplete and stylized.
An exchange asserts that sugar strengthens the human body comparable to gasoline for engines and details cases where lump or powdered sugar aided elderly heart patients and cancer sufferers. Doctors cited claim sugar reduces fetid lesions and bleeding, with cautions about overstating cancer recovery.
The Atlantic essay argues that work grants social standing and personal identity. A man with a job earns recognition, membership in a social club, and a sense of permanence, fulfilling a deep craving for belonging and self respect. It emphasizes the value of employment as a form of status.
A story from Boston recounts Italian immigrant Marc Anthony Otolo who lost $650 to two accomplices in a bunco scheme. Otolo trusted a handkerchief containing the money while the men sought a lawyer to draw a deed, but the bunco pair remain at large.
Incomplete fragment provides limited readable text with quotes around a phrase about a case. No clear names, places, or actions emerge from the readable portion.
News from Gladstone and Portage Plains Manitoba reports 1918 wheat yields exceeding expectations with several farmers posting strong per acre results. Noah Elgert leads at 61 bushels per acre while many others range between 40 and 60 bushels. Marquette and surrounding towns note rapid harvest progress. Dauphin notes No.1 Northern quality and larger-than-expected returns. Bins and elevators busy shipping grain as the season advances.
A mariner designs a lifeboat tackle that cannot twist or foul during lowering. Lower blocks have can coverings and through-rope pathways, with a connecting rod keeping blocks aligned to prevent midair stoppage and loss of the boat.
Claiming to cure a wide range of child ailments within 24 hours the advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children used for 24 years. It promises relief from cold fever headache stomach troubles teething disorders and worm elimination and notes they are pleasant for children. Available at druggists with sample free by mail from A S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A speaker questions the aim of elections noting rulers are forced out rather than chosen. The remark frames the ballot as a test of who will be compelled to leave office rather than who will be empowered to govern.
A jumble of 19th century notices and quips appears with a mock health ad blend. Mentions tipping janitors for heating tips and references to Wright’s Indiar Vegetable Pills and Dean’s Herbal Go Drops. Includes a pun about a self wrapped man and a line about eye healing products like Roman Eye Balm.
Maxwell Motor Company argues for urgent overhauls and part replacements citing 122000 owners stranded without parts. It reports investing $1.75 million in a parts plant stock for 150 models from the former United States Motor Company assets purchased via U S Courts.
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