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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1903
Page
6
A London Express tale recounts General Viljoen laughing at a Scots Guards officer who claimed Viljoen stole a convoy. The General quips he did not steal the convoy, he merely borrowed it. The anecdote is relayed as true by a reader.
Catarrh and hay fever remedy Liquid Cream Balm, sold by Ely Brothers of New York, is spreading in use as physicians adopt atomizer delivery. The product claims all medicinal properties of the Cream Balm, priced at a small charge and available by mail.
A fragmentary note recalls a theatre or hotel scene where summer boarders felt harmed as half tone pictures were cut from a booklet ad and pasted on a hotel door. It also mentions Mrs. Austin's Pancakes and Elias Boudinot, first president of the American Bible Society.
Symptoms include dull throbbing pain and tenderness low in the side with a sense of heat and occasional shooting pains. The affected region may show swelling at times.
The Weekly Trade Review notes steady wholesale demand for quality goods and ongoing industrial activity, though fuel shortages delay deliveries. Rail earnings exceed prior years, steel industry expansion and freight-rate cuts press on, while bridges and track work expand. Despite December money tightness, 1901 prospects look brighter with export shifts and cautious optimism for 1902.
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt features a bright irue girl teasing her sister’s beaux. The sister offers a light bribe to keep a laughable scandal quiet while a young man questions the truth in a playful wartime banter.
Dr W T Harris United States commissioner of education is praised for rising at 3 am and doing his best work before business hours. The piece mentions his habit and notes his influence on early riser success, alongside a Chicago style printer tip about Eagle Linen Paper. It also covers Pat Garrett visiting New York and a warning from a policeman about pickpockets near Cortlandt Street.
In a brief exchange from the Weekly Telegraph two women compare glove cleaning costs with a sixpence and a ninepence. Ethel remarks on size being a consideration. The oddly appended line about a dating stamp appears unrelated.
The item references dense Liverpool population figures and a stray medical cure note for teething and wind colds. It mixes fragmented phrases about pessimists and optimists with a Chicago Record-Herald quotation. The passage reads like a cluttered historical newspaper fragment containing names and nonspecific anecdotes.
Odd collection of notes mentions Mrs. Austin's Pancakes and a celestial battery. It claims hailstones weighing three pounds fell in Russia, includes a quip from Cleveland Plain Dealer, and cites Dr. August Koenig's Hamburg Breast Tea. Also notes Norwalk Connecticut origins and an English village, plus a British navy prize of 43 cents.
An advertisement offers rubber stamps of all kinds with self inking options and pads. It invites readers to send for a catalogue, listing Lock Box 210 in Fort Wayne Indiana as the contact.
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