10 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
1
An advertisement extols Grando Pine as a ready at home cough cold remedy from The Glaond-Ald Co Fort Wayne Ind It claims quick relief from hoarseness breathing distress and night time coughs especially for children with a warning to prepare the remedy in advance Full directions accompany each bottle
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmers Swamp Root as a key remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments, offering samples for ten cents. It also promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure for catarrhal deafness, with testimonials and drugstore availability. The piece ends with a quip about profanity and slamming doors.
A remark praises practical budgeting by a man who can balance both ends meet, implying suitability for the role of Treasury secretary. The quote reflects a view on fiscal competence and public service.
A collage of vintage ads promotes Diamond Dyes for wool and cotton with cautions about poor results. It endorses Cuticura soaps and powders for clear skin and includes a quip about learning to swim and a garbled health tonic pitch, reflecting period consumer culture.
The article notes Eddie Kelly, an infamous bank robber, was arrested in Chicago with a fractured shoulder and identified as the ringleader of a gang that attempted to rob the New Bedford State Bank of 860,000. It also covers various Indiana locales and events from mills to councils and crimes, including a child murder indictment and a county mortgage report.
A 19th century practical on making and using fireless cookers from boxes or palls. It explains packing with nonconducting material, lining with paper or cork, and using soapstone inserts to retain heat for long cooking. Receipts include cereals and baked goods. It emphasizes economy and safe handling.
Poetic fragment by George Liddall urging laughter amid discouragement and loss. The speaker asks for joy when faced with gloom and adversity, promising strength to endure and reclaim what is taken. The lines emphasize resilience and steadfast heart overcoming wrong.
A vintage style recipe outlines making Timbales of Chicken using cream eggs chopped truffles and cooked chicken. The method describes folding unbeaten whites into the paste, filling timbale molds, and cooking in a water bath until firm, with seasoning steps.
George W Logan of Peabody Kansas a prominent stock dealer reports Tantlac revived his health adding he gained thirty five pounds and now has a strong appetite and perfect digestion He says his wife also found relief and urges others to try the medicine sold by leading druggists.
In a grim exchange a narrator asks why a political figure is in a padded cell as an attendant explains he aimed to fulfill campaign pledges. The text also mentions children’s bandkerchiefs and laundry care with Red Cross Ball Blue.
Prize for 1920 goes to a New Jersey resident who claims a windmill spun so fast in a young cyclone that it pumped hot water, reported by the Portland Oregonian.
An advPromotional claim asserts that a cup of Garfield Tea taken before sleep will next day relieve the system gently and thoroughly of all impurities.
A humorous exchange features a scientist estimating Earth's longevity and a congressman cutting the estimate, illustrating a clash of scientific projection and political skepticism in a clipped historical dialogue.
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