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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
6
A fashion note highlights draped sleeves and various textures like chiffon net and novelty fabrics for waistline remodeling. The accompanying sketch showcases one attractive arrangement as style hints spark new ideas for silk gowns. A messenger boy rushes by commenting on a champ prize fight as he attempts a quick glimpse.
Various vintage ads and notes include a reward claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure attributed to J. Cheney Co. Toledo and endorsements by Watpina, Kinnan & Manory. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills, tea essence from Edinburgh, Red Cross Ball Blue, and a nod to Charles Reade's literary method with quotes from Blackwood Magazine.
Indiana officials reveal a report by legal clerk New detailing the Calm net Commission Company plans to open a poolroom at Clark's Station. It lists backers promoters and participants, with names on file for possible legal action. Promoters backed away from a Lansing telegraph station idea and sheriffs will strip poolrooms if sales resume.
Euelah Kitson five year old of Syracuse spoke for the first time following an operation to relieve a years long treatment. Doctors found ear tubes connected to the mouth were blocked and the reveal of this condition marked the difficult part of the procedure.
Mrs Edward Schoon of Black Oak carried her baby to a Ross Methodist revival service unaware the child had died. After sitting in the Ross church for several minutes she found the infant lifeless. The mother drove the child wrapped in heavy clothing from Black Oak to Ross, several miles, and authorities were notified for an inquest.
John J. Gillett, secretary of the state pardons board, has received a pardon petition revealing a family of six all confined in penal institutions. The mother is in the women's prison, one son in the state reformatory, two sons in the boys' school, and a daughter in the Kentucky women’s prison. The father was sentenced for murder.
Katherine Hendy of Indianapolis won a $10,000 verdict against the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company for malicious prosecution after she was jailed on perjury charges tied to her 1904 streetcar accident testimony. The plaintiff faced arrest for perjury but was later freed and pursued additional damages for the accusations.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for softening and protecting hands, especially for those exposed to corrosive liquids. It details a nightly treatment using hot lather, ointment application, and old linen wraps, noting worldwide availability through Potter Drug & Chem Corp. A secondary mock dialogue mocks a newspaper item about wood use in soups and plum pudding.
An old ad claims NATUNTS WEM EDY relieves dullness and dizziness by soothing the stomach and regulating the liver and bowels. It touts a simple nightly dose and refers to Lewis Medicine Co. of St. Louis Missouri.
An ancient carver Mymeciides shaped an ivory ship with full decks masts yards and rigging so small a compass could hide under a fly. He also crafted a four wheeled chariot with four harnessed horses occupying little space. An advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease promises relief for tired feet, corns and bunions with free samples and 24c price.
A reader laments empty coal bins during a cold snap and high prices, recounting how warming the house cost $3. They contrast the inconvenience with harsher lines about fuel scarcity and Christmas trees burning for heat, while era ads and medical cures appear in text fragments.
An ad fragment touts Allen's Lang Bulnant as a cure all for coughs with claims of quick relief and a 20 cent price. It also pitches an eye remedy and Mrs Winglow's soothing syrup for teething, promising soothing gums and wind colic relief.
Positive testimonials from Mrs. Cole of Fitchville Ohio and Mrs. Sanborn of Irasburg Vermont vouched that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured female ailments nervous prostration kidney and bladder troubles and general weakness. The letters claim years of treatment with doctors ended by the compound and urge sick women to write Mrs Pinkham for free advice and health tips.
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