25 Feb 1904
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1904
Page
1
A brief guidance on sleep and health from St Nicholas, stressing regular wake times and making up lost sleep early. It notes languor upon waking and urges rising at a fixed hour, then retiring when sleepy to maintain wealth and well being.
A Gainesville reader recounts severe kidney trouble with Powis and palsy. After doctors failed and a pharmacist denied Dodd’s Kidney Pills, the writer found relief with the genuine product and urged the store to stock it for others.
A Practical View presents a dialogue where a citizen cites silence as golden and a philosopher counters that silver can be just as powerful in silencing dissent, illustrating a witty take on persuasion and money in conversation.
A notary public notes Frank J Cheney sworn as agent for Cheney & Fo in Toledo Ohio. The document promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure claiming it cleanses the blood and helps the body. Includes a sales pitch directing readers to send for a free tester and mentions Dr. Wall’s Family Medicines.
A list of animal lifespans arranged by species and common names. Elephants live beyond a century, camels about 100 years, tigers leopards and others in confinement around 25, beaver 50, wolf 20, fox 14 to 15, monkeys 16 to 18, hare 8, squirrel 7, rabbit 7, swine 25, stag over 50, horse 80, cow 80, ox 30, swan parrots ravens 200 eagle 100 geese 80 hens 10 to 11 hawks 40 to 80 crane blackbirds 10 to 72 parakeet 260 pelican 40 to 50 thrush 5 to 10 wren 2 to 2 nightingale 1 linnet 14 to 20 goldfinch 2 to 2 half red breast 10 to 12 skylark 10 te 20 titlark 5 to 6 starling 10 to 12 carp 40 salmon 9 to Bizarre transcription errors cloud some values.
The sandglass reappears as a chic dining table piece with Old World influences. Three minute sandglasses and bronze tea boiler models are popular for breakfast tables, used by housewives to time cooking without spoiling food. They also decorate desks and cabinets with elaborate mounting.
A local man nearly dying from consumption improved rapidly after starting Grape-Nuts. A visiting pastor urged the daily use, and the patient reports losing about 40 pounds in two months, walking three miles to town, and regaining health. Letters and sworn statements supposedly confirm the recovery as proof.
A February weekly review notes Wir, fire and cotton as adverse factors yet reports resilient activity. Buyers arrive nationwide while demand for cotton goods remains urgent. structural steel improves after the Baltimore fire. pig iron shows no gain. Weather slows rail traffic but interior freight expands. retail wear, housewares, and clothing stay strong amid inflation and war risks.
Chicago and Indianapolis trade ranges show cattle from 3.00 to 5.20 dollars and hogs 4.00 to 5.40 across markets. Wheat No 2 red 1.00, corn No 2 60 to 60 Sle, butter 22 to 25, eggs 25 to 30, oats and rye also listed with varied grades and regional prices.
Dr Hartman s Peruna gains strong backing from Sisters of Charity and Sister Superior letters. Catholic institutions in Detroit Central Ohio and Central States report relief from influenza laryngitis catarrh and bronchitis after using Peruna for grip cold coughs and related diseases.
A vast iron ore mass near Durango Mexico stands as a unique natural curiosity. The hematite hill is described as up to 600 million tons with 60 plus percent iron, a former volcanic-like plume linked to dike formation, and likened to ancient Palisades geology.
A prominent Mother Superior from a Catholic institution in the Southwest endorses Perna for catarrh, noting Lena testifies from experience to its efficiency as one of the very best remedies. The message promotes Perna as a trusted local and national option across Sisters of Charity facilities usa wide.
A mistress laments dust on chairs as Norah inspects seating. Norah wonders who would notice the difference when no one sits during a day. She notes visitors would require constant cleaning at the expense of cloth.
The U S Department of Agriculture endorses Salzer's New National Oats with results from 150 to 800 bushels per acre across 40 states. The ad touts pedigree seeds including Salzer's Beardless Barley 121 bu per acre and Salzer's Home Builder Corn 300 bu, inviting farmers to send 10 cents for catalogs and seed samples from La Crosse Wisconsin.
A ticket agent at the village station asks about the hunter’s dog. The hunter, returning to the city with an empty game bag, calls the dog a disappointment.
All kinds of rubber stamps offered with self inking options and new items. Ink and ink pads available. Send for catalogue to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.
In a dialogue, a character teases Miss Powderly about her appearance and jokes about where her unusual look comes from, implying curiosity over her modellike face and fashion sense. The exchange highlights social snappiness and vanity in a light, comic tone.
A directive pressed for insisting printers use Eagle Linen Paper for letter paper only. The notice emphasizes this choice as proper and non negotiable, urging compliance and rejecting alternatives.
Samples show letters praising a cure for catarrh and related mucous membrane disorders. The ad claims Peruna cures catarrh wherever located and offers gratis medical advice from Dr. Hartman, president of Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
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