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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
6
Annie Catron of 027 Main St Cincinnati Ohio writes she suffered a severe catarrh of head and throat for years. She says a bottle of Peruna produced rapid improvement and a complete cure within a month, with general health excellent. Also mentions Peruna tablets and Man-a-lin laxative and offers to obtain the Free Peruna Almanac for 1908.
The play’s hero dies to the score of slow wobbling music and fans shout for a curtain reveal. A supervisor proclaims the dead hero will not be brought back to life before tomorrow, thanking the audience for their devotion.
The Seattle First Presbyterian Church unveils a cooling school and a nursery as new innovations enhancing community services and youth programs.
Dayton lawyer Frank W. Howell named administrator of 482 estates faces bond of $43,200,000 as he contends funds from deceased veterans’ pension money should revert to Montgomery County and fund a school, while District Attorney McPherson of Chicago questions ownership by the United States government.
Reports detail growth in barber and bartender unions in Grand Forks North Dakota as well as new unions in Boston Seattle and Brooklyn. The British Engineers and the Carpenters consolidate memberships while wage trends rise with shoemakers in Brockton leading earnings.
A Burlington woman recounts a cousin cured of a long lasting skin disease after two months using Dr Evans Cotulma Remedies. She notes the child’s skin becoming soft and clear. The letter mentions a Melbourne parliament anecdote about Dr Evans and Queen Anne.
A brief ad notes chocolate pies becoming popular and labeled healthful and nutritious. It touts simple instant-use packaging with all ingredients included and lists availability at grocers for 10 cents, urging orders today.
The Dowager Queen of Italy denounces woman emancipation and urges large families. She argues a childless household is incomplete and that a woman’s duty is to preserve feminine qualities, blending ancient reserve with modern independence while opposing radical equality.
A couple recounts coffee related illness and recovery after switching to Postum. The husband’s stomach and kidneys suffered, skin yellowed and he left a long held job. After trying Postum headaches eased, complexion improved, kidneys recovered, and the wife gained weight and strength. The testimonial notes many people misread Postum as coffee and praises its effectiveness.
The excerpt shows a job applicant quizzed by Mrs Upmore about prior work, a quip about suited duration, and unrelated ad copy. Piles cured in days with Pazo Ointment promises and refunds. A humor line about sneezing in class. An ad for Mrs Austin’s pancake flour urges breakfast buys. Queen Alexandra tea service features sixty photograph pieces. Dr Kline’s nerve restorer claims cures for nervous diseases with a free trial offer.
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