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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
6
The article notes oyster collecting in France is unsuitable for women yet due to long hours, sun, and immersion women stand in water up to their knees. Some go mad yearly and are sent to asylums. Wages are high and bed owners enjoy large profits, amassing small fortunes quickly.
A collage of ads notes backache dizziness and languor from kidney issues with Mrs. Martin Douglass of Kingston urging Dean's Kidney Pills for relief. Other spots promote foot powder, laxatives, starching work, and a story about a racehorse expert remarking on price versus quality.
Indiana legislators from both chambers plan to erase or alter the three mile road law seen as the most burdensome item on the statute books. The rule requires a petition signed by fifty taxpayers to build a gravel road up to three miles, with township taxpayers bearing all costs. mileage debates show varied reimbursements for senators, and bills propose city classification changes and street improvement procedures.
An array of health and consumer warnings gathered from advertisements and notes. Mercury warnings for catarrh remedies are followed by promotions for Hall's Catarrh Cure, Mother Gray Co. products, and a quip about Dromo Quinine. The piece also recounts impressions of unrest in the Second Empire and a Rochefort sighting.
An early morning corner crowd shows work and passion. The ad extols Grape-Nuts as vital daily fuel for health and productivity, citing testimonials and the “Road to Wellville” message and promising better focus when the brain is nourished.
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