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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement urges women with illnesses to request a week’s free treatment of Piso’s Tablets. It claims immediate relief when applied to the diseased surface and promises further samples if the reader writes at once.
Nancy L. Fitch six months old travels 6 954 miles in six months and 1 000 miles per month on trips with her father W E Fitch western passenger agent of Iron Mountain Railway. The baby accompanied parents on journeys to New York Chicago and Mercedes and is hailed as the most traveled youngster.
A terse dialogue presents a sly marital twist as one speaker recalls a prior proposal and the other confirms they married that person. The exchange hints at irony and social expectation in a compact, witty line.
A woman recounts her long battle with neuralgic headaches and weight loss from coffee use. After a physician’s advice, she switched to Postum, gained weight, and found relief within weeks, noting she no longer suffers coffee-related symptoms.
A fair young matron seeks to cash a check at the teller window. The teller explains indorsing the back confirms payment to her husband’s designated recipient. She signs the back as your loving wife Edith and presents the document at the desk.
Mercury in catarrh ointments damages senses and nerves. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co is mercury free and taken internally. Also promotes Wall's Pills for constipation and Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to ease colds and teething.
A New York dinner recalls Mansfield's measured conduct toward others and his high standards of self-respect. In Chicago on Cyrano de Bergerac's first night, a manager burst into a dressing room and shouted to Dick Mansfield to perform. The dresser says he intervened to save Cyrano from a dangerous moment.
A compact collection of proverbs from various nations highlighting that learning comes from suffering, personal responsibility, truth prevailing, hope as a rare commodity, corruption of virtue, and heedfulness to counsel.
The Indiana State Teachers Association met in Indianapolis, revised its constitution governing the reading circle board, elected officers for the coming year, reviewed plans for pensioning teachers, and reported on the treasury. John Cunkel of Toledo gave an address to close the convention. Leaders include President C N Kendall and Vice Presidents A O Fulkerson and others from across the state.
Governor Marshall clamps down on wagerless crowd in Clarke's Station as Sheriff Grant and seven deputies from Crown Point intervene at 2 PM. About six hours pass with attendees confined indoors while two special trains depart for Chicago.
In Hammond, Judge W S Richter grants a limited divorce to Mrs William Wohole, barring remarriage for five years though reconciliation is allowed. The unusual ruling aims to prevent Woholt from marrying Lena Schaffer of Chicago, a specified motive in the testimony.
Jesse Fuller aged 20 was arrested in Adams after bloodhounds led by A R Penny to him for robbing Lon Heir General Store of 15 dollars. The same hounds helped arrest Fuller’s father months earlier for a similar theft. Mark B Whittaker 26 of Anderson died after seven months living with a broken back and plaster cast since an Alabama lumber camp accident. A Vandalia train hit a streetcar crossing near Terpsig Dr, injuring several passengers and killing a doctor.
An elderly woman details a severe eczema battle lasting six weeks with head to toe sores. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, she reports full recovery and urges others with skin troubles to try the Cuticura remedies. The note is dated April 11, 1909 from Watertown New York.
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