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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
1
An advertised cure touts a mixture of syrup of sarsaparilla and Toris Compound added to whisky. It instructs a tablespoonful before meals and at night, claiming strong improvements after a few doses and urging continued use. Also notes a Christmas gift of a six pound turkey with humorous editor thanks to an anonymous donor.
Most of fur and lace are pretty for very dressy wear. One sable featured three fur bands separated by rich ecru lace over satin with sable tones. A small hat with an entire sable crown complemented the outfit. A sweeping paradise plume finished the luxurious look.
The Monte de Piedad of Mexico City is a government run pawnshop founded in 1776 by Don Pedro Romero de Tiereros, Count of Regia, later taken over by the state. It compares to Paris Mont de Piete and Vienna K. I. Versatamt but operates on different business principles than European models.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as addressing the root of kidney ailments, citing Nathan Hill of Stryker Ohio who recovered from gravel and related pains after use. The copy urges readers to remember the brand and lists 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. A separate brief joke follows in the same text.
An advertisement promotes thin Will Interest Mothers and Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children claiming to cure feverishness headache and teething disorders while regulating bowels and destroying worms. It touts quick cold relief and warns of harmless use with a sample offer from Allen S. Olmsted. Also mentions Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething soothing gums reducing inflammation easing wind colic with a 26 cent price. includes a stray note about the pygmy mouse of Siberia Mia.
Yale explorer Ellsworth Huntington argues that Sodom and Gomorrah can be located at Suweimeh and El Ghattar near the Dead Sea. He cites a new lava flow, a local cave, and ancient ruins to place the biblical events at those sites.
The Department of Agriculture explores edible snail farming as a potential U S industry after studying European methods. Mexican, European, and South American snails are discussed for cultivation in greenhouse like boxes with uniform species, controlled temperature, daily inspections, and careful feeding using fresh leaves and cauliflower.
A city editor seeks top descriptive writers like Rex Beach and Jack London and a strong humorist. The staff replies of a humorist nicknamed Mark Twain, not his real name, is suggested as a hire. The anecdote appears in a Success Magazine quote about newsroom ambition.
Odd bequest from Mrs. Sarah Slaughter de Lorme of Berkeley California directs that her two spitz dogs be chloroformed cremated and their ashes mixed with hers and her nephew on a hillside. Local undertakers voice concern over dignity and disruption of funeral customs.
An assortment of patent medicine claims extol Munyon's Paw Paw Pills as stomach and nerve tonics and promise free medical advice from Munyon's Doctors. Also described are Munyon's Cold and Rheumatism Remedies, a 60-card color postcard offer, and a long anecdote on Burmese cigarettes noting their size, composition, and perceived harmlessness.
A Topeka woman recalls suffering insomnia nervousness and indigestion linked to coffee. She quit coffee abruptly and switched to Postum at meals, noting improvements in her condition and claiming the remedy relieved her distress.
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