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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
1
A testimonial from Mrs Jennie Cowan of West Bay City Michigan cites relief from grip weakness, anemia, rheumatism, and neuralgia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The advertisement promotes pills as a blood building remedy and lists price six boxes for two dollars including mail orders from Williams Medicine Company.
A damaged note describes a dispute over Pope’s skull during burial arrangements. It notes a sexton’s actions to verify the poet’s state, the skull’s temporary possession at night, and a replacement skull found in the morning with a stated value of fifty pounds.
Early 1900s advertisement touts postpaid seed orders for vegetables and farm seeds. It promises new farmers 12 cent postpaid Topeg Garden City Beet and other items like radishes, pomato, turnips, and flower seeds. The note invites orders from La Crosse area readers and mentions Berliner Barnest Cannwlower and a catalog of seeds.
A woman in Paris was arrested after tricking a pocket thief by feigning a language. She betrayed herself in sleep by speaking fluent French, despite Turkish Russian Polish and Hungarian interpreters failing to understand her. The magistrate ordered strict surveillance.
An advertisement touts a patent cure for deafness alleging ear tube dysfunction and chronic catarrh as causes. It offers a $300 reward for any incurable case, claims restoration through “consumptional lies” and urges readers to send for “ steer!” from CUIENLY & CO Toledo. The text also mentions The Take Italls Corey fills for constipation.
Fragmentary dialogue lists a string of invented names linked to a fictional device. The exchange parodies technical sourcing and repeats unfamiliar terms as if describing components or researchers.
The advertisement touts Allcock's porous plaster as a time honored reliable pain reliever. It claims sixty years of popularity and worldwide availability, with careful ingredient selection and simple use suitable for children.
The narrator and Roderick assume command of the yacht Yelsis renamed Celsis with Captain York overseeing crew including Francis Paolo as second mate. They plan a perilous voyage from Spezia to New York via Plymouth and the Hudson while uncovering a hidden conspiracy connected to a dead man’s history and a shadowy buyer. Mary joins aboard while tension rises over a looming trap and the unidentified handwriting.
In London Chapter Vis II our last day ends with a dinner in a hotel as Mary departs for Salisbury. We plan Plymouth by the otolock mail. I discover the room ransacked. my trunk and diary torn, the writing case opened, and a shocking breach of trust follows.
In Taolo's watch aboard the Celsts new crew tensions rise as Paolo acts oddly on the bridge while a mysterious ship looms. The narrator recalls dreams of Paolo and struggles to interpret the signals as a distant gunshot fractures the night on the Atlantic voyage.
The ad extols Peruna as a household remedy in millions of homes and offers a free 1907 almanac. It recounts Ahmed Effendi’s Turkish reception in Berlin where he twice gifted a young lady sweets, prompting the interpreter to explain that her mouth was twice as large as other ladies.
Mrs. Mary Wagner of Bridgeport Connecticut describes severe kidney trouble with constant pain backaches and dizzy spells. She credits Conan's Kidney Pills with improvement after the first box and final cure after five boxes. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Ad promotes Pazo ointment promising cure for piles in 6 to 14 days with money back guarantee. Includes testimonials and generic medical claims alongside other ad copy about cures and a Mrs Winslow product for infants.
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