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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1922

Page

6

Popcorn and Pink Lemonade Circus Afternoon

Uncle Jack arranges a circus trip for Billy while eyeing Caroline Prescott, who sits behind him. Amid clowns and elephants Jack pretends indifference but longs for Caroline, ends up offering partnership after a playful, sentimental showdown at the big top.

Jack Billy Uncle Jack Caroline Prescott Fetch & Carriers Caroline Bill Jean Carolinea

Giant Butterflies of New Guinea Captivate Collectors

In northern New Guinea there exist gigantic butterflies of the species Troides chimaera that locals hunt with bows and nets woven from spider webs. Some wings span eleven and a half inches. Males are shy and appear only at specific hours atop tall blossom-bearing trees. The first specimens reached London recently via Meek, who has spent over two decades cataloging rare birds and insects for international collections.

New Guinea London Meek Washington Star

Monosyllabic languages and their scope in Asia

The article outlines monosyllabic languages where roots express general concepts without person, gender, number, or tense. Major languages include Chinese, Annamese, Siamese, Burman, and Tibetan, with Pegu in British Burma and Russia in southern Assam noted as additions.

Burma Russia Assam

True Way to Make Discoveries

Sir Patrick Manson, famed discoverer of the mosquito malaria link, urged open minded inquiry in a lecture. He warned against refusing to see evidence that contradicts cherished hypotheses or authority. He described 28 as the key clue pointing to unseen discoveries.

Sir Patrick Manson

Water Creatures Live Long and Ages in Fishes

Water creatures can attain great ages. The carp reportedly lives 200 years. River trout reportedly aged 80 to 50 years when confined in a well. A pike was caught in 1497 in a Swabian lake near Hellbroun, with a brass ring claiming it had been placed there in 1230.

Hellbroun Swabia

Property Car Motor Gales Phrase Appears in Fragment

A fragmented OCR snippet shows a claim or sentiment about motor gales with a quoted phrase You ll never make. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to anchor a fuller summary.

Couldn't Call Her Pretty

James the colored elevator boy declares he has married a woman described as plain and rough looking by his bride. The wife asks about her looks and James explains she is “a real low woman,” not exactly pretty, with gingerbread color and a rawboned build.

James

Cuticura Pimples and Automobile Haircut Ad

An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for pimples and skin care and features a Brooklyn department store display of an automobile style barber chair. The chair mimics a real car with a steering wheel brake and adjustable height, offering Rolls Royce Paige Hudson or a cheap flivver as the chosen ride.

Brooklyn Paige Hudson

Housewife Thanks Red Cross Ball Blue Ad

A cheerful housewife admires a basket of clear white clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue in an advertisement seen at grocers.

Red Cross

Obey Omitted From Marriage Service Said By Gaffer

A New York World quote notes a gaffer suggests removing the word obey from marriage rites. The ad then shifts to a health pitch, claiming a torpid over condition impairs digestion and touting Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a gentle liver tonic.

New York World Wright

One's Limitations from Hidden Duty

An aphorism argues that a man's true limits lie not in forbidden desires but in neglected duties. It emphasizes moral responsibility and timely action over wishes, urging self-examination of what one should do but avoids.

Out of Reach Boss Murphys Misconduct In A Wharf Turmoil

A dialogue recounts a gang clash with Murphy blamed for ruining blasting powder and a warned visit. Bo, described as a wise man, confesses and resolves to make amends.

Murphy

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