16 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
1
A Scottish funeral rite from the northeast coast involves placing a word upon two chairs after burial. pallbearers lift the casket to begin the procession, the chairs are tipped onto their backs and kept until interment. Relatives forbid exposing them early, deeming such acts fanatic.
Mrs W H Ambrose of Wella Kentucky shares her experience with Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming complete relief from backache and related kidney symptoms after one box. She warns untreated kidney troubles may lead to diabetes Bright's disease or rheumatism.
A railway official warns that dents in eyesight among train crews are rising, with color blindness the major risk. He recalls a conductor who failed when colors overlapped, leading to dismissal, and notes doctors differ on whether color blindness is congenital or develops later in life.
Visitors to Hot Springs Ark report chronic stomach and bowel issues eased by Grape Nuts and cream. A Michigan man recounts nine years of trouble with two failed operations, then breakfasting on Grape Nuts foods who gains eight pounds in five weeks and notes improved sleep, calm nerves, sharper memory, and better digestion.
In New York a public celebration of Washington's birthday features patriotic verses. The piece praises Washington, calls for trumpets, flags, and streamers, and vows a nation’s gratitude and long life to the revered leader.
A detailed account recalls Washington taking the oath on April 30 1789 from the Federal Hall balcony on Wall Street New York City. He attended prayers at St Pauls chapel viewed fireworks at Chancellor Livingstons house, then returned on foot to his Cherry Street residence amid a city bright with illumination. The May 7 inaugural ball, attended by Adams Hamilton Knox and Congress members, showcased fashion from the era including gowns and elaborate headpieces.
The remark hints at a domestic conflict beginning with a birthday gift from Papa Washington to George, suggesting tensions within the family over a present.
The piece notes Washington rarely spoke at the convention, yet earned enduring respect for his influence. Jefferson also avoided speechmaking, while Napoleon prized deeds over words and led by reserve. It argues true greatness stems from actions, not length of speech.
An exchange between Freshleigh and Miss Winters unfolds with playful aging banter. Freshleigh questions age while Winters retorts that age and discretion come with time, ending with a quip about maturity and wit.
February brings sudden temperature shifts prompting health tips for North America. Advice covers ventilation, cold water baths, dry-rub, diet, sunshine, clothing, and Peruna as a remedy for chills, catarrh, bronchial issues, and pneumonia with numerous testimonials to Dr. Hartman’s remedy.
A Chicago Inter Ocean report recalls a morning accident where a trolley collided with a water sprinkler cart. The driver flew off first, the motorman received a shower, and a daring inside-dive into the car protected some passengers. all amused by the mishap.
Marlon Knight of 33 N Ashland Ave Chicago testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back and pelvic pain with kidney trouble. He says after seven weeks he was well and had spent hundreds on ineffective medicines. A trial free offer from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Price 50 cents.
An old advertisement touts Dr Cald wells Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy for indigestion biliousness and constipation. It claims to start the liver regulate bowels and restore full health with a money back guarantee at 50c or 1.00 from druggists.
Incomplete OCR text shows scattered phrases about low rates to the west and south via a Minnesota plate and Wayne Indiana references. The readable items suggest a transportation or pricing note but lack full context and details to form a definitive news item.
The Department of Agriculture gives a hearty endorsement to Salzer's New National Oxis. It yielded 3% bushels per acre in 1904 across 30 states, up from 150? per acre, and invites farmers to beat this in 1905.
Speltz or Emmer and several Salzer bearded and pedigree varieties claim large per acre yields. Beardless barley, Macaroni wheat, Victoria and Teosinte fodder, plus Potatoes and other seeds are promoted as profitable for farmers in 1905. The notice offers a free catalog and samples from John A Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin.
A quirky exchange between a typewriter boarder and a bald bachelor discusses a claim about a man being ninety percent water. The dialogue suggests the water content explains why he finds it easier to go downhill than uphill.
Catalog request for rubber stamps self inking pads and ink pads. Vessel Regina launched under Cuban flag at Belfast long ago designed to carry molasses between Cuban ports. Cited promotions for medicines baking goods and dating stamps with misc. obfuscated contact text.
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