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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
8
The husband, Sergeant Remy, left for the front at mobilization. He told his wife he would warn her if he fell. She played a favored piece and two strings snapped on cue. The telegram the next day confirmed his death in action.
A historical fragment recalls a quip about the Lusitania’s speed and a Moroccan vizier. The tale parodies rapid progress and fate, then shifts to a child William asking why his father is not tall, with mother explaining growth through moral deeds.
A fragmented line discusses color change and assistants’ reactions as a superior comments on a writer’s task. It mentions a man described as 52 years old and tied to a shift in color perception. The context remains unclear from the readable bits.
The article notes Przemysl captured by Russian forces and mentions Austro-German troops under pressure as their counterattack struggles. It reflects doubt about achieving a pronounced success in that theater and hints at broader frontline dynamics.
A humorous anecdote recalls Tommy boasting the pantry cake would sick him. His mother warns against it, but an hour later he declares the cake did not make him sick, proving her prophecy false. The exchange highlights kitchen tale humor from a family setting.
A reflective line notes that silence inspires tunes yet warns that plans often fail once a house is built. It contends people discover foolish ideas only after committing to their own designs.
The passage extols cooking as a powerful moral agent capable of shaping opinions and even regenerating a nation. It offers practical household guidance from fixing a loose tile to plumbing tips and kitchen practices, including draining pipes with boiling water and reusing fruit juices, with advice on sausage preparation and tongue slicing for better portions.
The guide suggests stretching lamb or mutton pie with peas for flavor and nourishment. It details a tunny fish loaf recipe using canned tunny, egg yolks, bread crumbs, lemon juice, melted butter, and parsley, baked in a buttered dish, served with creamed peas and potato chips. It also offers dessert tips with canned peaches and a dish idea with canned tomatoes and onions. The Madras Beef recipe combines onions, apple, curry powder, flour, and apple juice for a winter dish.
The piece argues that the bond between God and humanity evolves from fear to trust to love, culminating in unity where the self merges with God. God remains constant while human understanding shifts, driving growth and self consciousness through daily life and life’s sea of existence.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue laundry soap for white clothes and claims grocers stock it. The copy questions whether charity excuses sins and remarks that a man is judged by his actions, not his omissions.
An advertisement promises dandruff relief and hair growth with Cuticura Ointment and Soap. It claims free samples by mail and urges readers to request a book from Cuticura Department XY in Boston. A light knee high exchange between two neighbors follows, debating whose father is taller.
A fragment shows Mr. Growcher lamenting a nonresponsive telephone and joking that the operator is a woman he would like to meet, noting she lacks any talkback. The exchange hints at comic social friction and character quirks.
Over 100000 packages of Allen's Foot-Ease powder are used by German and Allied troops to rest feet and relieve corns bunions and swollen aching feet. It aids comfort in boots and marching. Try it today and avoid substitutes.
An old classified style ad promotes a marine remedy for weak or watery urine and eye problems. It urges readers to consult their druggist for information and mentions Marine Remedy Co. of Chicago as the supplier.
Nell responds to a compliment about eye resemblance with a playful image of cat eyes and jewel-like sparkle.
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