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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
8
The Bayer Company outlines that two glasses of water should follow taking Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for best results. Genuine packages bear the Bayer Cross, and aspirin is prescribed for many pains. Handy tins of twelve cost only a few cents, with larger packages also sold by druggists.
Ex soldiers turn to pipe making using Australian woods in Melbourne. The factory showcases high quality, rivaling imported pipes. All production is done by disabled Australian soldiers, with employment reserved exclusively for them.
Classic 19th century testimonial style advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising internal blood action and mucous surface relief. Claims include cured cases and bold endorsement by druggists for over forty years with price and free testimonials from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The column mocks young ladies for clockwatching habits. Miss Pinye stands out as punctual, while Stenag complains she fears stopping.
The article questions Kipling's inspiration for The Seven Seas citing Hindu myth lore from the Puranas. It notes the earth as circular and fat like a lotus, a circumference of 1,000,000,000 miles, and Mount Soomeroo at the center.
A home remedy claims to darken gray hair using Bay Rum glycerine and Barbo Compound. Mix with water and apply twice weekly to achieve a darker shade without scalp cooling or greasiness. A druggist can prepare it or it can be mixed cheaply at home for about a penny per application.
The mayor of Toadville reads a quirkily translated letter seeking confirmation if Hank Puckett is suitable for marriage. The writer notes Hank was arrested for hog stealing and moonshine making, but claims he served in France and lost an arm.
An advertisement touts Cuthura Soap for shaving and bathing claiming doubled razor efficiency and skin health. It promises no mug residue no slime no germs and no irritation even with daily two shaves. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald item Liberal Helper quotes Mr. Bilton claiming he is not appreciated in his hometown, then argues his value lies in his easy manner and willingness to fund campaigns. The piece suggests his pen and checkbook influence helps move fundraising past the keynote speech.
Public notice urges mothers to inspect bottles of Castoria ensure the signature appears, highlighting the long history of the infant remedy. The message stresses trust and safety by warning against improper labels and reinforces Fletcher’s Castoria as the trusted brand for children.
In a terse exchange the bridegroom confesses concerns about debts and is playfully corrected by the father-in-law who boasts his own debts outweigh the son's. The scene hints at family tension amid wedding preparations.
A humorous scene unfolds as a woman tries on a hat and quips about the effect it has on her. She jokes that the price tag should be shown to her husband to note the impact.
In Chicago Daniel Fitzhugh Hugh causes an auto wreck. A girl helps him avoid arrest and clothes him in respectability. He woos Kathleen Otta while entangled with Esther Strom, a Russian anarchist, and a financier named Symington Otis. Fitzhugh is declared insane, escapes, and plots wealth to win Kathleen.
Fitzhugh quits a dull kitchen job and adopts a public persona as Max and later a financier in Quigg and Deevy’s circle. A series of bold promises, large advances, and a dramatic public display set the stage for a high stakes encounter with eastern capitalists Pattington and Quigg. The caper unfolds across Chicago streets and a bustling brokerage hall.
A Louisville Courier Journal quip notes park squirrels supposedly picking up city habits after observing a smoker with a cigarette butt. The light item highlights urban wildlife humor and city life.
When gum sticks to fabric, place ice on the opposite side of the fabric to harden the gum. This makes the gum easier to remove without damaging the garment. Apply gentle pressure and peel away the hardened gum for a clean finish.
Advertised ointment Krew-Pina claims rapid relief for colds coughs croup tonsillitis bronchitis headaches pleurisy asthma catarrh and injuries. It is described as safe for children not blistering skin and sold in 23 and 350 cent jars for family use in emergencies.
A Waynesburg Pennsylvan ia firm, The Krew-Pina Company, advertises free anti influenza samples. The notice instructs sending oams on a postcard to receive a free post paid sample and suggests keeping ointment in the nostrils to purify the air.
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