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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
6
Framed as a Turkey Day witticism, humorist George Ade recalls a frosty Indiana afternoon when a russet farm scene inspires belief in transmigration. He imagines the plump turkey’s next life as that of a humorist known to tame audiences, ending with a cheeky hopeful note.
A father flusters a doctor with guesses about a newborn saying boy or girl. The doctor teases that even with two guesses the father won’t guess right, then reveals none. The exchange is reported in Harper’s Weekly with playful humor.
Mrs Jibbetts offered a bald excuse when pressed about neglecting friends The reason given was the baby. The brief remark highlights a domestic tension and frames the socialEffect of motherhood on social obligations.
A fragment reflects on a surgeon considered very successful with most patients living long enough to pay their bills. The lines imply a blunt view of medical care and patient fortunes, contrasting skill with financial considerations.
A frail young woman suffered two years from weakness and illness. After many remedies failed, her mother suggested Grape-Nuts. She began eating it regularly and reports improved health and strength.
An estranged couple's son, torn by class prejudice, returns home with no family as Christmas nears. A wandering ex rail worker, now an outlaw, shares a street moment with a beguiled girl and is drawn to buy a doll for her. The turn comes when the mother, Gladys, appears with their child Patty.
The American Red Cross has printed over 85 million Red Cross Christmas seals and may reach 100 million. If anti tuberculosis workers meet expectations, at least 400 thousand dollars will be raised from seal sales. Most proceeds stay in the local area with minimal print and distribution costs. If seals are unavailable locally, write Red Cross Seal Headquarters in Washington, D. C. One cent per seal. every sale funds tuberculosis fight.
A woman teacher explained gender to a grade as visitors arrived. Children urged her to continue with their responses. The judge noted a mispronounced remark from a student, stating Cirlo is females, woman is a male and man's a human bean.
Fragmentary ad claims a product called Mother’s Cold relieves feverishness teething and illnesses in 24 hours for children. Mentions sample by mail from Olmsted LeRoy New York and advertising tone typical of period patent medicines.
The passage presents a debate on restoring corporal punishment in schools, with quotes probing the motive behind harsh discipline and a harsh view of disciplining youth. It frames the issue as a clash between aims to shape behavior and concerns over effectiveness.
A fragment notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain and inflammation relief. It hints at charity beginnings at home and warns about a person getting the short end, with casual critique of communal fuss.
A humor caption contrasts a tired clerk and a shopper seeking the nearest exit. It riffs on advice from acquaintances and strangers, lightly poking at social pleasantries and a joke about a surprise party with light tone.
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