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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
10
Carolyn May learns about drowning from a sailor tale and asks Benjamin Hardy if dying by water hurts. Chet and Carolyn May ride on ice near the cove as spring freshet breaks up the ice, risking a crack and a potential rescue.
Joseph Stagg ignores a niece’s warning and rushes from his Sunrise Cove hardware store as a winter storm arrives. He fears Chet Gormley may have taken Carolyn May onto the ice, racing through slipping snow to learn if the boy and widow Mrs. Gormley’s elsewise plans are endangered.
In a tense harbor scene, Mrs Gormley and neighbors debate blame as a storm worsens. The group fears Chetwood and others have slipped from shore into the lake after ice broke away, while Mandy urges haste and help is mobilized.
More than 2.4 million boys and girls were reached through club work last year under the U S Department of Agriculture and state colleges. About 850,000 made reports showing products produced and conserved worth 10 million dollars. In 88 northern and western states 840,606 enrolled. 160,625 reported products valued at 3.7 million. In the South 115,745 boys and 74,806 girls produced valued at 5.0 million. Emergency South work reached over 400,000 boys and about 1,000,000 girls producing over 4.0 million dollars in value.
A newspaper note from the Atchison Globe explains how a woman’s eating at an afternoon party reflects her length of marriage. New brides leave early with a righteous look, six months brings clockwatching, and after years a wife enjoys the host’s refreshments without visible strain.
The article discusses the Dumas family as a model of inherited talents. It links Alexandre Dumas père to his lineage, noting his grandfather and mixed ancestry, his father’s service as a Napoleonic general, and the son’s fame as a leading French dramatist. It mentions Paris birth in 1624 and the enduring impact of romantic and chivalric works.
A traveler recalls Mesopotamia between May and October where sun helmets spine pads deep dugouts and thick walls are required. Despite precautions heatstroke still claims more men than any other natural danger, while the steadfast support of a devoted wife remains essential.
Mrs. C Johnson of Ellensburg, Washington credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after illness and enabling her to have a child. The letter urges other women with functional disorders to try the remedy and seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts.
A reader notes a shift from the Wash Day Grouch to a beaming mood as she admires the dazzling snowy white purity of her laundry, highlighting a bright, cheerful tone in domestic chores.
A quirky London Tit-Bits quip parodies domestic life and laundry woes. The mock ad line up promotes pure white clothes and cheerful living, featuring a playful exchange about days of the week and a khaki gentleman. It reflects lighthearted period humor aimed at housewives.
A dialogue contrasts inquiry about social ties with a parent's confidence based on absence of rumors. The exchange suggests reputational judgment through silent consensus rather than direct evidence.
A patriotic appeal lauds American women for war service and sacrifice. It promotes Dr Pierce remedies including Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with testimonials of women restored to health. A ten cent trial of tablets is offered from Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York.
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