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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
7
In northern Shai states on the order of Burmah a tribe named Wild Was worship de mons with human skulls. Villages feature posts decked with skulls each with a niche for a skull to rest, and harvest time brings high demand for fresh skulls from distinguished visitors.
Dr Harry J Lewis of Sumit Street reports on kidney trouble lasting years. After using six boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills he notes gradual improvement with fewer night awakenings and back pain fading. He claims complete cure after continued use.
A fragment from a poem describes a maid kissing Tharne above scribbles, filling the heart with bliss. The scene ends with a returned expression of thanks as the moment closes.
Advertises Mother Gray and her Childrens Home in New York claiming to treat constipation feverishness bad stomach teething disasters and worming. Claims over 30000 testimonials and distribution at all druggists with sample at WRUC LeRoy New York from A S Ulmsted.
The piece explains rubber scarcity due to bicycles cars and electrical uses. It notes old rubber items like coats shoes and boots are repurposed into new goods such as combs and other products. Vulcanized rubber is rejuvenated by processing and mixing with small amounts of new gum for reuse by manufacturers.
A senior family physician recounts a 61 year life of practice and severe illness, credits Grape-Nuts predigested food with restoring health in 15 days, urging others to use the product. The letter, attributed to a Battle Creek doctor, ends with a prompt to look for a booklet in each package.
In a coal village kitchen, a scholar Edward Hackett and Hepzibah manage six lively children while Shadrach the humble visitor hints at a betrothal involving Mary Stewarth and Will Hackett. Later in Pitville, Mr Hackett joins a musical gathering, prompting swagger and a upstairs performance as tension rises.
A Indiana court tale reports Marshall Aarington, 14, sentenced to reform school for murder of playmate Albert Nicholas. Articles recap other incidents including a fatal dream, a Purdue gym fund pledge, a bank wrecker’s parole, and local crimes from Evansville to Kokomo.
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