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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
6
Philip Miller, probate judge of Gray County Kansas, says Dodds Kidney Pills freed him from five years of heart trouble symptoms after a year of use. He weighs about 000 pounds and reports resumed vigor and long-term palpitations relief. He invites correspondence and notes the pills cost 60 cents per box from Dodds Medicine Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
A fragmentary vignette shows a young wife lamenting her husband’s lack of initiative and devision. The piece quotes a friend noting the husband hesitates over salary raises, suggesting personal inertia as a theme amidst other ad like lines and odd sentences.
Fragmentary ad text lists farms for sale and rent with crop payment terms. Mentions J Mulhall and Slowx Guy in Iowa. Disjoint phrases include a ragtime philosopher quip about reasons being for handing to people.
Evansville Indiana coroner William Stemper finds a missing house tied to the Delscher murder leading to the arrest of Frank Barnes and Austin Cecil. Delscher, who came from Lancaster Illinois to marry, was found dead December 18 under the Maryland street bridge after renting a house near a grocery and a red haired woman’s home.
Charles W. Cottom, eighty six, longtime New Albany Ledger reporter and editor, died after a week of illness. Born in Ohio, he moved to Indiana at age five and began in printing at Connersville. He later worked for the Cincinnati Commercial and Indianapolis Sentinel, retired five years ago, and remained a regular contributor. He was a Master Mason for sixty five years and belonged to DePauw lodge and Wesley Chapel Methodist church.
Evansville January 8 The central police station quarantine flag has been removed and most of the headquarters staff have been vaccinated. Quarantine may be re established at the county jail where several prisoners searched by turnkey Mike Kelley, who is ill, are likely to be exposed.
John Czochowicz a Polish miner in the Steel tipple mine at Shelburn was injured when thousands of pounds of slate fell on him. Thieves wreck 14 bath tubs in flats owned by Newcastle Realty Company in Newcastle.
Lawrenceburg on January 10 Fernace Aylor and companions hunted coons along Tanner creek when a red fox fought them. The fox bit Aylor on face arms and chest as dogs harried the animal for nearly an hour. One dog died and another was fatally injured before the fox was torn apart and Aylor treated by a physician.
Vincent Brexe, a west side patrolman, tried to arrest sixteen year old Paul Garbos for intoxication. The boy drew a revolver, and Brexe dodged the gun as companions shouted. Fireman John Borow burst in and knocked the weapon from the boy’s hand.
Jan 10 Isaac Greet a blasting worker fled with fifty pounds of dynamite in front of a Logansport store while he went inside to buy caps. The incident caused considerable alarm as bystanders watched.
Peru David Day, 21, died from accidental shotgun discharge. Wabash area farmers institute held in Wirth Township with Henry Sauerman chairing. Rev C P Goodson, son-in-law of Roy Chapman, called to Milliard Presbyterian Chicago pastorate. Richard A Thompson sues Southern Indiana Power Co. for 2000 over backwater from Williams dam. Rev A V Hargitt suffers blood poisoning from needle wound in his left hand. Parcel post statistics show 546 inbound and 249 outbound parcels. $19.38 postage from Columbus. Ida Burger seeks divorce from Samuel Burger claiming forced fieldwork and freezing hands. W. R Hawkins dismisses $1000 claim against Pipe Creek township. court history noted. Eugene Debs receives annual Freagen letter, 78 pages in verse. prior Pullman strike referenced.
De Whiz-Say discusses whether the idea of prepaying for gifts ahead of Christmas is practical. The exchange touches budgeting, timing, and consumer expectations in a light, conversational tone.
The first fire within memory broke out in the Bank of England in London, damaging flooring and joists in the southwest section. Bank authorities detected and contained the blaze with their own appliances in 80 minutes, aided by a lieutenant and about twelve Irish Guards on duty keeping the crowd back with fixed bayonets.
The quip contrasts secrecy and social chatter while noting advice as hard to take. A brief ad line praises Mrs. Austin's pancakes as a wholesome breakfast. A closing witticism links bad luck to poor judgment.
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