15 Dec 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
1
A fragment from Browning's Magazine presents Rodolphus and Clementine discussing an arranged marriage, wealth, and a future of poverty. The youth expresses disappointment as he bids farewell, questioning Clementine's practicality and their ruined prospects.
In New York an amused suffrage leader Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont notes women govern and men admit it when observant. A groomed editor, soon to wed Miss Cash, jokes that Miss Dash prompted his proposal more than anyone else as other quick quips surface in a breezy column.
Tourists personally conducted by the guides viewed the Egyptian pyramids. Mrs. Newrocks exclaimed it must have cost a pile of money to build them. Mr. Newrocks added that no single agency bore the expense and it was likely a jackpot affair.
An Washington woman credits stopping coffee with bright nerves and health. Four years ago doctors gave up hope but after switching to Postum she regained energy, does housework, and praises Postum as life saving. She notes a weight of belief in The Road to Wellville and the slogan There’s a Reason.
A nameless female writer isolated by rain and doubt finds renewed purpose after observing Joseph the farmer and Elsa, a dairy maid. The youth's unselfish love and Elsa’s solem decision spark a revelation that true art is inseparable from love, prompting the writer to write a note inviting a distant beloved to return.
A varied mixture of adverts and notes including an auction notice for Indian lands in Oklahoma and multiple items on public notices and products. The text references government land sales, local interests, and historical city lighting in Tarsus, with miscellaneous quotes and health product mentions.
A meek man tells a clerk he and his wife will spend months with her family at Strong’s Corners and asks the newspaper be mailed to him. He suggests addressing it to “Mary Strong’s Husband, Strong’s Corners” to ensure delivery.
A remark contrasts courtship and marriage as Mr. Meekton says flowers once thrilled his wife but now a diamond necklace is needed to match the five dollar bouquet's old excitement. The exchange hints at changing affection themes within a marriage.
An old medical ad claims rheumatism stems from inactive kidneys and uric acid in blood. A home remedy mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is said to cleanse kidneys and blood, reducing joint pain and bladder troubles.
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