12 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
1
The piece extols Borax as a simple disinfectant for household use and hygiene, claiming it is safe and versatile for clothes skin and baths. It then contrasts French education, noting gendered roles and a focus on trades linked to the home and child rearing.
A local notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh that the remedy cannot cure and advertises free circulars from F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
Fragmented OCR notes a shouted Oshkosh during a balloon flight over a farm, with garbled chatter from an observer and several ad snippets. The mix includes product pitches for lemon pie mix, pancake flour, and a 19th century volcanic islands fact, plus a cough syrup and a medical ointment claim.
Maddy's move with the doctor to Aikenside begins with tears and homesickness yet opens a new life. She adjusts to new customs and attire, learns piano with Jessie, and progresses rapidly in lessons while the doctor and Jessie guide her. Her loneliness fades as music and kindness replace fear. Guy and Agnes soon return, prompting mixed hopes and anxiety about acceptance.
Agnes Remington plans to press the doctor for commitment as traveling guests arrive late after a broken down train. At Aikenside, Maddy defies Agnes by serving breakfast for four, while Flora defends the governess's right to dine with Jessie and Dr. Molbrook.
Trouble and worry fill London Tit-Bits with McNutty sighing over renewed labor woes. He fears another lockout but reveals the boss has yielded and he must return to work, a sign of ongoing industrial strain.
A Washington Star excerpt shows a moralist asking if it is not our duty to keep temptation away from people who may act rashly. Palmer Corn tessel replies that he keeps the piano locked during summer boarders as a rule to avoid temptation and regret.
A plaid suited man asserts that English do enjoy jokes. Miss Cayenne disputes the claim, joking that he would relish a joke since they are rare to see. The Washington Star records a brief, playful exchange on humor.
The passage praises a reliable health product, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as a vetted family laxative. It urges purchasing only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. version, sold by leading druggists, and credits physicians and well informed buyers for its acceptance.
Ads and anecdotes claim eczema cure for a Clermont New Hampshire child using Cuticura remedies with a 1905 testimonial. The page also notes drawing-room chatter about John Drew and hypnotism versus chemical attraction, a bromine laxative ad, college language jokes, and Mrs Austin’s pancake flour for breakfast.
Dean Stanley, travelling from Monroyle to Palermo with a friend, shivered with cold and wore a night shirt over his clothes by mistake. As they entered Palermo the city exclaimed at the sight while Stanley remained absorbed in reading.
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