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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
6
A compact set of clippings observes literary quips and public notices. Gray defends a phrase amid rhythm concerns, while jokes about subway soliloquies and a ferry line warning against spitting appear alongside a dental remedy ad and a light jab at cleanliness and safety signage.
A collage of quick quips and banter from various papers and columns. Snatches cover flirtatious witticisms, political jibes, crime talk, and light social satire, featuring exchanges about marriages, reform, air travel, and office life with named papers and vocal personalities.
Mrs. Wilzen A Wiley reports eleven years with eczema on her hands that cracked bled and caused nail loss. After trying doctors and other remedies she found cure using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills, keeping the soap at hand for ongoing treatment.
Mr Mason inspects an umbrella while a saleswoman reveals its price of $9.89, sparking a light exchange about the eleven cent difference. Mrs Mason defends the bargain as the clerk’s subtle reminder rather than a sting.
Levi P. Brockway of Second Avenue Anoka Minnesota explains he was discharged as incurable after five months in hospital with heart trouble smothering spells and impaired vision. After using Donn's Kidney Pills his health improved and he has felt well since. Sold by all dealers 40 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A dialogue between a secretary and president reveals an unavoidable 40 percent price raise amid a 10 percent rise in production costs. The exchange notes public backlash and corporate regret over the elevated costs and ensuing consumer impact.
Sharpson voices limited acquaintance with Spunjall and admits a lack of favorable impression. Phlatz comments that Spunjall brings a general sense of a V response.
The article advises leaving daytime worries at the door and treating the dinner table as a shrine of happiness. It urges family members to arrive with cheerful attitudes, avoiding complaints to promote harmony and digestion, framing dinner as a joyful, laughter filled moment.
A playful note on coconut custard pies praises proper preparation and warns that sugared crusts spoil meals. Advertisements announce Our Pie packages at 10 cents for two pies and a laxative Quinine product signature by E W Grove. Local Johannesburg area contracts exceed 10 million dollars amid other brief items.
All kinds of Rubber Stamps Made to Order Self-inking Daters something new Ink and Inking Pads Send for Catalogue to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne ing
Dane Could Cook narrates a domestic exchange where Milly is praised as queen of the bridge whist table while Jane is lauded as queen of the kitchen table. The contrast highlights social expectations for women in domestic roles.
An advertisement-like text promotes a one hundred dollar reward for cases of Catareh cure claimed by Mall's Catareh Cire KL CHENEY & CO Toledo. It asserts testimonials and medical claims about internal use and effects on the digestive system.
A dialogue fragment praises Mrs Austin's famous pancakes as easy to buy and try, described as wholesome and appetizing. The exchange references characters Gashleigh and Muehleigh in a light conversational tone.
In a blend of literary banter and coastal industry, Learoyd discovers TDavol in a New York cafe where Davol reveals he only waits, not dines. Elsewhere Tunisian sponge fishers begin using submarine boats in their work as a curious, era-spanning note. Mrs Winslow's Teething Syrup advertises relief for gums and discomfort at 25 cents a bottle.
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