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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
5
In a discouraged voice a man questions his strength while reporting that the state party boss urges him to run for governor. His wife probes the change as the scene centers on political pressure and personal doubt.
The Weekly Trade Review reports unseasonable warmth did not derail demand as winter goods move briskly. Dun & Co notes higher dairy and garden prices, a near 1 percent lower food cost versus last year, but iron and steel markets show limited concessions amid fuel shortages. Chicago and the Northwest see a winter pickup in retail, while Minneapolis grain stocks rise to 9,528,946 bushels.
A Bohemian girl Haniekza Selezin is credited with inventing the polka in 1830 at a Costelee farmhouse. She danced a solo to her own song, naming it Pulku, which evolved to Polka as it spread from Prague to Vienna and Paris.
Local anecdote recounts a farmer named Joseph L. Duffey describing severe weakness that left him unable to reach his house. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring health and appetite and pledges to continue use, claiming the medicine as an effective kidney remedy.
In Holland the custom assigns women the task of washing china and silver after breakfast and tea. They do this in the presence of the family and guests as men finish.
A fragment notes a product called Sith Ier then act wons 21 Ofamma' Sine Duin, claimed to cure wind colic and sell by the bottle. The snippet also observes that miracles persist but are not always recognized in all cases.
A London Answers style vignette shows a couple on a sofa exchanging flirtations as a blush hints at romance. The scene ends with an implied fate as the barns burn, framed by a quip about happiness and liver health remedies.
The Baltimore Herald quotes Mr Richas Mudde asking about painting an image of himself. He inquires whether the artwork could be full length and what the price is per square foot or yard.
A Fort Wayne Indiana mail order offer markets rubber stamps and self inserting daters with ink pads and a request to send for a catalogue to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.
Mammy Brown defends naming children after naval and military heroes saying the republics deserve gratitude and a show of loyalty. The Washington Star notes the cultural gesture as a patriotic stance during a period of national pride.
A fragmented report mentions PUTNAM FADCELESS DYES for floor coloring, a Shanghai official hosting a dinner for foreign officials with 126 courses, a Buckwheat cakes slogan, a moral line about sharing good, and an ad for a Self Inking Dating stamp at Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.
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