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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
11
A railroad engineer recalls a West accident leaving a leg badly injured and refused amputation. After trying many doctors and salves he applied Peters Ointment and claims the leg fully healed. The ad promotes Paterson Ointment Co. in Buffalo and urges mail orders.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches, billiousness, sour stomach, and gas. It claims a lazy liver and clogged bowels cause distress and that Cascarets cleanse the stomach overnight, helping readers feel well by morning.
In Indianapolis, builders report a rising reluctance to bid on large 1919 projects due to uncertain labor costs and tight contract expiration dates. Statewide notes include tax reassessments, license totals, and water, power, and waste system bond approvals affecting counties and cities from Sullivan to South Bend.
A brief London Tit-Bits humor item. A character named Hardup fumbles affection for a daughter, insisting feelings are for herself, while a fatherly figure suggests potential for learning to love in time.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for colds and catarrh by cleansing the blood. It claims to bolster the system against recurring infections, notes internal use and blood action, and offers testimonials and a $100 promise for uncured cases.
The Audubon North American birds collection, mislaid for decades, was found in the Appleton cabinet at Amherst College. It holds over 100 type specimens, with about 50 bearing Audubon’s handwriting dated 1834. The estate sold the collection for $600 to Ward's Natural Science, then to W. W. Farnum, who donated it to Amherst College.
The head of the firm chastises Migs Pounders for enjoying The Jazz Girl last night. The stenographer admits attendance and reveals she has been humming the show since morning, while the boss says he was there as well. The exchange is notable for its humorous yet pointed exchange.
A playful exchange riffs on a dress full of mirrors and a finger returning from Paris. The witty banter centers on self reflection and clever wordplay in a lighthearted moment.
The item notes that only Congress can resolve the ongoing strike and mentions measures or actions tied to national disruption. It references an official or minister delivering wedding congratulations and hints at hardships this winter, with consumer goods like Red Cross Ball Blue advertised for cleaning.
Public health service investigators announce the discovery of a new germ, bacterium tularense, linked to a plague like disease in rodents and now shown to infect humans as deer fly fever in rural Utah. Surgeon Edward Francia leads the investigation.
The passage hints at a humorous or cryptic anecdote where a man keeps his cool after a workplace freeze out. It references an ice cutter as the key to the joke and notes the war history continues into the epilogue.
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