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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
7
A column explores everyday physical challenges that seem simple but are hard to perform. It discusses a chair rise without foot placement, a race start handicap, knife sharpness failing to cut ribbon, and the difficulty of staying steady when blindfolded, highlighting limits of human ability.
Dear Mrs Proxwam The writer describes dread before her menstrual period and mentions Lydia Pinkham s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menstrual discomfort in a personal testimonial.
Mrs Hulda Jakeman of Salt Lake City credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of intense pain after physician failure. She reports six bottles restored her health and urges women to seek help, noting a $5000 forfeit if testimonial is not genuine and directing inquiries to Lynn Massachusetts.
New York volumes indicate a moderate gain over last year with earnings rising 9.46 percent in the first week of January. Bank clearings are strong, while concerns linger over securities as Everett-Moore and Crude Rubber Company troubles prompt stricter loan scrutiny. Copper, steel, and iron markets show mixed moves as foreign demand grows, prices fall, and exports rise.
Mrs Nettleton details a long battle with dypepsia liver and kidney troubles. After one pamphlet she tried Vogeler's Curative Compound and improved within days, fully recovering after months. She credits repeated cures to the remedy and notes many others aided.
The article explains Russia’s firearm system where each purchase requires a local permit and the buyer's name and weapon number are recorded. If the buyer later disposes of the weapon, authorities must be notified and the transfer recorded by the selling firm. The person listed as last possessing the weapon bears responsibility if it is used in a crime or illegal demonstration.
The notice promotes Salzer's Lightning Cabbage as the earliest cabbage and a golden opportunity for market gardeners. It touts money in early crops like cabbage beets radishes and cucumbers and invites readers to request Salzer Seed Co. LaCrosse Wisconsin mammoth catalog and 150 seed varieties with 20 cent postage.
A humorous exchange between John Henry and Bettina features crusts and martyr talk. Bettina asks him to eat crusts, he recalls past mockery and rejects crusts, vows to avoid them. Advertisement for Mrs. Austins Wheat Food claims to please the whole family and aid hearty breakfasts.
A humorous exchange contrasts rich men with modern rubber tired wagons automobiles and bicycles while the second groom notes settling for rubber tired horses when they arrive. The Boston Herald mentions Cure for Consumption and quick throat relief associated with a listed name.
A fragment from the Detroit Journal hints at domestic tension and social expectations as a wife is described as exhausted and set to entertain a group called the Don't Worry Chit, indicating a vignette of city life and humor from the era.
An odd mix of old verse and travel notes. The text mentions Putnam Paceless Dyes as a simple dyeing method. It references a dialog about a daughter and a lover, then discusses antiquarians mixing recent monuments with ancient ones, and notes a vast unworked coal supply in Australia.
The notice advertises land along the Queen and Crescent Route at $3 per acre with good schools and churches and cheap homes. It urges readers to request literature from W. C. Rinearson, G. P. A. Cincinnati, and to require Eagle Linen Paper for letter paper.
The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from PT Cheney & Co and West Trunk Wholesale Druggists Toledo. It states the firm endorsements over ten years of honorable business and claims the remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are offered free.
In a London Answers piece, the German Emperor is described as reacting to affronts by twisting his ear with his thumb and forefinger. A child asks why, and the emperor explains he does this when annoyed, adding a quip about when very angry.
Brooklyn readers praise a herbal remedy called Herb Cure for its natural approach to health. The ad-style text claims the formula cleanses the system purifies the blood and promotes digestive balance for all ages.
Ithaca correspondent relays a November scene in which a boy opening a door angers an elderly man who grabs his ear and asks if he was raised in a barn. The boy tearfully closes the door and retorts a barn upbringing joke, prompting a moment of pity from the elder.
Tenry Laughlin writes from Prince Albert to Dr GC P Mield in Chase Michigan describing Saskatchewan as a ideal land with fine crops and ripe potatoes. He notes cattle and horses thrive, houses improvised in shanties, cold weather since mid November, and seeks a wife to help run a home. Apply to any agent of the Cydia Government.
A partial text describes a corner on Masy Street and a van scene. It mentions a boulevard corner and a resident satisfied with his lot. The fragment provides minimal context and reads like an urban snapshot without clear events or names.
Fragmentary items discuss Queen & Crescent route Bourhern Hathway and light mail train service south from Cincinnati to New Orleans and beyond. A grocery ad praises Mrs. Austins Pan Cake Mour and mentions weighed portions of live oak wood. Also notes ancient structures outside Central America Peru.
Advertising note offering air cushion rubber stamps printing outfits and daters with a catalog and price list. Mentions Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana. Then a stray line on tattooing among Indians and a Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children with non sequitur pricing.
An old advertising blurb promotes bowels training with Cas carets Candy Cathartic stamped C. CC and notes its availability at druggists. A separate note describes Tort Til on the Little Miami River in Ohio with earthworks about four miles long and a wall height described as over LO Cee high.
The text notes sugar cultivation began in Spain in the tenth century and was introduced from Africa by the Moors. It also mentions travel routes to Florida and connections via multiple cities with trains daily from Cincinnati, referencing W. OAL Beckler and Adame street in Chicago.
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