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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
6
The Louisville Courier Journal notes high coal prices spur households to curb wasteful fuel use. It argues extreme heating harms health and stresses transitions from heat to cold are dangerous. As prices rise, prudence may fade but the strike lessons should endure.
A vintage ad warning about kidney overwork links backache to kidney disease and urges readers to try Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites one user, T. Doren of Pound du Lac Wisconsin, claiming little relief from remedies but noting the medicine’s promise and offering free mail order trials from Hestor Mibrin in New York.
The clipping notes painter D Auber shifted from miniature drawing to a sign painter career in Philadelphia. It also cites an ad for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children with testimonials and free samples, and remarks on Jewish population growth in the United States, highlighting New York and Manhattan demographics.
An OCR fragment shows ads for rubber stamps and self inking devices plus catalog requests and dubious modern insertions. It mentions Lord Kelvin letters after name, a pancake plug for Mrs Austin, a Seneca quote, and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup with a price.
A Belgian railway widow complained after learning a traveler who lost a leg was paid 20000 francs. She was told the company paid 4000 francs for a dog and 14000 could buy a husband, prompting her question at the company office.
Mrs A M Perguson who came from Winnipeg Manitoba says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured Brights disease in Winnipeg. She reports returning to Whatcom Washington two years ago when leg swelling and mobility worsened. Her husband arranged a supply of the pills and she began improving immediately. Others in Whatcom reportedly benefited from the remedy.
An Alpine camera party contends with high wind and exposed ridges to photograph a chimney ascent. The writer recalls being lowered over a cliff while the rope and gear are strained by gusts, then scrambling to a rocky recess for setup.
A man returning home after a long absence finds his whiskers grown. He visits relatives and the little girl he adores does not kiss him, replying she cannot kiss because she cannot see any places, as reported in Washington Times.
Fragmentary line praises Mrs. Austin's Map cake with a noted irony. It reads as a witty quotation about cake and treats. The snippet suggests a playful, literary ad style rather than a full news item.
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