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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1909

Page

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Cuticura Cited As Cure For Debilitating Eczema

A 1908 reader from Maryland reports severe eczema on face and arms, endured ten months, tried many remedies with little relief, and found cure after using Cuticura Ointment and Remedies as advised by a friend. Endorsed by Miss Barbara Kral. Cape erosion in Cape Colony worsens as vegetation burns spread paths, widening Ongers River.

Misa Barbara Kral Wighlandtown Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston Cape Colony Brak

One Day Cold Cure and a Captain of Industry

A collage of ad copy and jokes mentions DMOMU QUININE and LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with BE. W. GROVE signatures and a World over claim. It includes a Chicago Tribune quote about love and a husband, cross references to Ball Blue, and a satire about a captain of industry from Success Magazine.

BE. W. Grove Chicago Tribune

Wise mother in law helps beat coffee with Postum

A reader credits Postum with curing stomach troubles and blotchy skin after years of coffee and headaches. She notes relief after switching to Postum, praises her mother in law's advice, and cites her grandmother's improvements from using Postum as well. The letter ends by inviting readers to consult The Road to Wellville.

Flown Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Indiana Governor Marshall’s inaugural address call for reform

Governor Thomas R. Marshall takes the oath in Indianapolis and delivers a sweeping inaugural address urging economy, accountability, and modernizing public offices. He advocates auditing, salary reforms, tighter controls on franchises and public contracts, and nonpartisan investigations of state institutions.

Indianapolis Thomas R. Marshall Tranly Hanly Mr. Marshall State House Hall Senate Chamber Eanvass Marshall Frank J. Wall Indiana General Assembly Corps of Assistants Committee On Appropriations United Staates Railroad Commission Thapection Diana Metropolitan Police Indiana School For the Deaf and Dumb Southeastern Indiana Hospital Insant Madison Free Labor America Homas Re Marshall

Indiana Legislature Message Emphasizes Nonpartisan State Business

Governor Mirshall tells the General Assembly that lawmakers come together regardless of party to run Indiana’s affairs as a unified, businesslike state. The message stresses efficient governance and nonpartisan service.

General “Assembly Mirshall State of Indiana

Exclusive to the Snat Aboard Atlantic Liner

A report from the ladies' cabin on an Atlantic liner notes all escape Bleck except one lady and a cat. The woman strokes the cat and says poor pussy. The cat elevates its tail. A neighboring berth interrupts with the remark Excuse me that is a private cat.

Bleck Argonaut

Relief for Women Care Ad Promotes Mother Gray Regulator

An old style advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Austine Liniment as a safe pleasant herbal regulator for back pain bladder or kidney troubles. It claims reliability and invites orders by mail from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York with a 60 cent price and a free sample offer.

Mother Gray Mother Gray Co LeRoy

New Design Considerations Spark I Cent Piece Debate

Readers discuss the motive behind a proposed artistic redesign of the I cent piece. Arguments focus on popularity, function, and whether a less attractive motif would encourage use of larger coins like the nickel.

Out of Order Debate Sparks Parliaments Style Quip

The article recalls Champ Clark recounting a heated debate where Congressman Johnson of Indiana called an Illinois representative a jackass. The exchange prompted a parliamentary remark and Johnson’s retort that the fellow from Illinois was out of order while joking about veterinary means to judge the matter.

Champ Clark Johnson Indiana Ilinois Speaker Success Magazine

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