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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
8
A grateful daughter announces her marriage to Pinkham after healing health and happiness in her home and life. The note expresses deep gratitude for the doctor’s care and the positive change in family life.
A Chicago woman, Benniz Devane, reports irregular and painful menstruation worsened health until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her in four months. She says she has had no pain since and advocates the product, warning against substitutes.
Boston Journal details the flag’s imagery in the Armory of the Ancients at Faneuil Hall. It traces early designs from red flags with crosses to blue fields with stripes, leading to the thirteen stars circle and noting Mrs. Ross did not originate the stripes.
Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Internal use targets blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists. includes Hall's Family Pills as a recommended product.
A young inventor boasts a noiseless lawn mower and a hardware merchant questions its market. The exchange highlights lawn mowers as a social device for neighborhood fun rather than mere grass cutting, reflecting a humorous take on innovation.
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as stopping coughing instantly and offers a free sample bottle. It sells in 25 and 60 cent sizes and urges immediate purchase from a local druggist, warning that delays are dangerous.
Penelope vows to obey her mother but privately intends to repeat the church walk with Hankinson on purpose. The exchange captures family tensions in a Chicago Tribune fragment.
Advertisement offers air cushion rubber stamp and all kinds of stamps plus printing outfits. Readers are urged to send for a catalog and price list to Lock Box 2109 Fort Wayne Indiana.
Figure described as Gustam remarks on looks while Subules jokes that chickens escaped and scratched the garden. The note cites a testimonial from Wm. H. Harrison about Piso's Cure for Consumption dated March 25, 1901 at 227 W. 121st Street New York.
Fragmentary text blends a Bible question about Adam with a joke line and an ad for Putnam Face Less Dues. It repeats phrases about dyeing and pancake flour and mentions trading Indians as the Huron Iroquois.
Advertisement notes Through Sleeping car lines to St Augustine from major cities with three Cincinnati south trains daily. Contact W A Beckler NPA 1138 Adams Chicago. Promotes Eagle Linen Paper and child remedy SooTamae Brave with Mrs Winslow branding. Mentions Lake Superior size.
Paderewski, a Warsaw Conservatoire professor, humbled the Polish poet Swiertochowski by playing a Mozart minuet he had secretly written. Swiertochowski praised Mozart’s beauty, only to learn the piece was by Paderewski himself. The host’s boast turned to astonishment at the pianist’s clever reveal.
Nadeau Michigan February 3. Nelson De Rosier a 61 year old farmer suffered kidney trouble for years. After trying many medicines he used Dodds Kidney Pills and found relief. He praises the medicine and urges others with kidney trouble to use Dodds Kidney Pills. The pills are said to cure kidney troubles Brights disease dropsy rheumatism lumbago and backache when used as directed.
Advertisement notes Mother Gray nurse at Children's Home New York markets powder that “cures feverishness” and other ailments in children within 24 hours. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with free sample offered by Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY. Also mentions Rudyard Kipling receiving no half sovereign and a California girl request for sentiment with a card from his father reading Flurrah for California.
A vintage ad snippet touts Lane's Family Medicine as daily health aid and Anetin Wheat Food for all ages. It also notes wood weights for yellow pine and Spanish yew and lists prices for an unnamed remedy.
A concise claim credits Gibraltar as the strongest fortress in the world citing its strategic location and formidable defenses. The note emphasizes its historic military significance and enduring reputation.
High class train service south from Cincinnati to New Orleans and Florida points. Free printed matter available on request. W. C. Rinearson, G. P. A., Cincinnati.
In Georgia a healer told a rheumatic man to drop the cane and depart in peace. The man replied that the gold headed cone had cost him $12, a detail cited by the Atlanta Constitution.
Lands along the Queen and Crescent Route priced at 3 to 5 dollars per acre. Highlights include good schools churches and cheap homes and living. Send for literature from W C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati.
A cubic foot of the best English oak weighs 71 pounds 10 ounces when green and 43 pounds 8 ounces after seasoning, showing a substantial moisture loss during drying.
Catalog and price list advertised for stamps and printing equipment. Botanists note twenty six varieties of vegetable parasites attacking sugar cane.
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