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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
6
An old advertorial claims Crackets cure liver and bowel poison causing sallow skin and headaches. It touts no griping or sickness unlike Calomel and harsh pills, promising easy sleep and low cost. The note ends with a wry faculty joke about saying the wrong thing.
Mrs J Christman of 193 Oak Street Binghamton New York describes a long nervous condition with gloom and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her recovery and urges other women to use it for nerves digestion and related female ailments.
A historical note explains that pains in the muscles and nerves, backache, boils, rashes, and other eruptions stem from self poisoning by inadequately digested or not eliminated food products.
Greensburg reports private homes to host magistrates for justice of the peace business as Knights Templar commandery moves into the Lathrop building. Elwood raises city worker pay across departments after petitions. Greensburg and nearby towns adjust offices to private homes amid new civic shifts.
A Manchester Guardian note discusses royal doubles led by Nasr ed Din and his look alike Edmund Yates. It links similar claims by Andrew Lang about Elizabeth and Darnley, suggesting an imposture theory that Darnley posed as Elizabeth to influence England.
A playful dialogue features Near-Dish asking about yesterday's turkey and Baggs replying they had all the trimmings. The exchange highlights lighthearted banter between the two speakers.
Ten year old John Ives near Edith, a neighbor girl, tries to start fights to avoid playing with her. Edith quarrels with him, hair pulled, and John tells his mother he will not play with her again. His mother dismisses the fear saying loss of hair is not a catastrophe recalling Samson.
An elderly hostess meets a daughter of her old friend Margaret Blank at a christening reunion. She remarks on how much the girl has changed since eighteen years ago.
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