22 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
1
A California household faces a hungry tramp who knocks in, is challenged by Lee Yuen, and requests food. The Chinese servant replies with steady calm asking if the man likes fish, then sets a time, saying Friday with an even smile as the door closes.
A testimonial from Liscomb Iowa dated Oct 1 1905 describes severe eczema covering chest face neck arms and legs cured by Catheura remedies after multiple outbreaks. The writer notes five years without relapse and praises Catheura as superior for skin diseases.
A 19th century medical pitch asserts catarrh is constitutional and markets Halts Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It claims internal doses affect blood and mucous surfaces and offers $1000 for any failure to cure with testimonials and circulars available through druggists.
A thoughtful thinker notes there are times when even a dog's friendship should not be despised. The young man with a cerulean tie retorts that he would do anything to befriend the canine owned by the father of the only girl.
Jion round trip rates to Mardi Gras carnivals at New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola via the Nickel Plate Road. Tickets on sale February 21 to 22 1906 inclusive. Full information on rates rattles limits and stop over privileges from agent C A Melin T P A Fort Wayne Ind.
A collage of fragmented advertisements and quips includes a grocer’s egg riddle, Allcock’s plasters claim, cures for cold and pain, Dr. Duyer's oil, pancake flour brag, and stray lines about Polish hands and a lady groom. The text shows noisy, miscellaneous public notices and consumer pitches with many garbled phrases.
A Detroit Free Press summary notes Eliza Cook's poem The Star of the West in a Sanders edition school reader and recounts Cook as a notable English writer. It recalls her biographical details from London birth to New York republication, and an anecdote about a girl meeting General Washington at Mount Vernon, including his tender conduct and the daughter’s memory of the event.
Martha Littlefield Phillips recounts in Century recollections her grandmother's recollection of meeting General Washington. The interview reveals strong patriotism and personal regard for Washington as a trusted friend and commander. The narrative emphasizes the children’s reverence and the family’s influence on their conduct toward the nation’s leader.
A collage of humorous lines and quips from various papers includes exchanges about first kisses, acting careers, diamonds, elopements, and social miscues. The pieces showcase witty dialogue and observational humor across figures like Alma, Patience, Minnie, Beulah, and many unnamed exchanges.
Wr Pitts of Skowhegan Maine declares in a testimonial that severe back pain, night sweats, fainting spells, low weight and painful frequent urination vanished after using Don's Kidney Pills. He says his health fully recovered and has been well for three years. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Advertising clippings show low one way colonial rates to California Washington and other western points via Nickel Plate Road with tickets on sale February 16 through April 7. Address Aventor C A Melin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana. Also notes on radium exposed electric fish losing power and a courtroom anecdote from Professor Booth Lowrey about a Virginia judge and witnesses.
A woman from a Northwest state, promoter of Postum Food Coffee, describes quitting coffee after years of tonic use. She credits Postum with curing headaches and grip, helped by the book The Road to Wellville, and notes her husband now advocates the drink to friends.
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