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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
10
In a smoke filled hollow a pair, Mandy Parlow and Joseph Stagg, reunite after tension. They rescue Carolyn May and Amanda from a blazing pursuit by horse and riverbank, reach a lake, and find safety from the fire with Uncle Joe’s bravado and a nurse’s care.
Joseph Stagg guides the exhausted trio through a burned forest toward Sunrise Cove as Miss Amanda Parlow and Carolyn May ride the buckboard. The fire behind them has left a scorched, scorched landscape while they rekindle old ties without addressing their past estrangement. The Corners store gathers volunteers to rescue the hardware dealer and others, as Jedidiah Parlow organizes the search. Aunty Rose expresses relief at the safe return, and Parlow greets his daughter gratefully.
As France endures war disruption, candlestick making resurges with copper scarce and brase used. Artful multi branch iron designs emerge, including tall sturdy pieces by Alx metal marker famed for his innovative candles. Critics deem these works true iron art appealing to ironwork lovers.
A London Tit-Bits letter extols Serbian peasants and soldiers for long marches with light supplies and strong walking ability. It notes mobilization speed despite limited railways and a woman’s Salvage club appeal about wartime dental payments for Bert, captured in a wartime sentiment piece.
The instrument is explained as a useful tool for pilots to gauge air speed and climb or descent. It helps determine if the aircraft is rising or descending by registering speeds, with higher speeds indicating descent and lower speeds indicating ascent.
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin provides instant relief from indigestion pain sourness and acid of an upset stomach with no waiting. It promises quick action after taking one tablet and notes low cost at drug stores.
A Chicago Tribune fragment recalls a kitchen inspection where an officer questions waste and a speaker blurts out a teasing, informal reply about a bottle and a new item, highlighting a humorous exchange during a routine check.
A cheap hair darkening formula mixes Bay Rum water and Barbe Compound to restore color. One ounce of Bay Rum and a small box of Barbe Compound added to half a pint of water yields a preparation that darkens gray hair gradually, conditions it, and does not color the scalp or rub off. Directions accompany each box.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes a lively scene with Patience and Patrice discussing engagements and wedding plans. Peggy shows six furriers, and the organist refuses Mendelssohn while a band plays a popular hymn.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote recalls an old-fashioned tragedian who bellowed and struck his chest during siege scenes. Critics say the style is dated yet notes the actor’s intense perspiration and perseverance when the performance dragged on.
An advertisement touts Cuticura talcum as a highly scented powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It markets the Cuticura trio Soap Ointment and Talcum at 25 cents each as a reliable all purpose set.
An elderly veteran muses on war ending and the odd fate of returning with wooden legs. The piece pivots to a Garfield Tea advertisement promising relief from constipation indigestion sick headache and bilious conditions with a retiring drink.
A brief courtroom style line reads how a Boston Evening transcript notes a scuffle between two men described as gelfers over a latroke. The judge orders an interpreter to the court.
A fragment from Jeracy City Journal hints at a playful dispute during a dinner where a young man challenges a partner about taste and etiquette. The exchange centers on knowing or not knowing a meal and ends with a lighthearted deflection about never eating.
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