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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
2
Experiments prove transatlantic mail can be delivered at sea by flying boats. A water proof mail bag is snagged by a line from the plane, then jerked from a hull chute and hauled aboard while the ship sails on.
A brief humorous exchange centers on matrimony and a club, with Pan remarking that matrimony drove him to the club and a counter reply about the club spurring the idea. The fragment hints at social satire and personal motives within a club setting.
A brief note praises a portrait of Mrs Gaddy as a speaking likeness, the remark that it would not be okay any other way stressing her vivid representation.
Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by doctors for over twenty years. Accept only an unopened Bayer package with proper directions for headache toothache cancer neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Handy tins of 12 tablets cost a few cents and druggists offer larger packages.
Eleanor Maddock notes Asia Magazine that the Koh-i-noor known as the Mountain of Light and Talisman of Kings has a vast history. It has vanished and reappeared through centuries, passing from Delhi rulers to Shah Jahan era displays and finally to Britain in the Tower of London.
A humorous exchange between a young bride and mother features jabs about money and marriage. A merchant ad touts Roman Eye Balsam promising overnight relief, followed by a quip about Noah and poker.
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root praised as a kidney liver bladder medicine. It is a physician prescription strengthening remedy trusted by druggists. Sample bottle available for ten cents by mail with paper reference.
Elsie plans to test Fred's fidelity by sending him on a beach date with Maude. Maude pretends to agree, then admits Fred asked her for a kiss. Elsie learns the trial backfires as Fred initiates the kiss with Maude instead.
Dialogue shows Ruth asking what Johnny cannot see and Johnny replying he has something in his eye but cannot identify it. The exchange highlights a moment of concern as they search for a visible cause.
Enicker Jones resides in the past while Bocker notes the only vacancies. The fragment signals housing availability issues and lingering historical residence references.
A fragment from the Argonaut shows Doctor No. 1 and Doctor No. 2 disputing a postmortem result with one insisting on his correctness while the other taunts him, as a patient groans and medics react to the moment.
A fragment describes women using a boy as a stepping stone in muddy roads in China, with salt coin given in exchange. It notes age guessing by asking another woman, and ends with a remark on humanity in human nature.
Classified seeking writers of photoplays stories and poems. Beginners considered, handwritten manuscripts accepted, revised by experts and sold on commission. Send sand stories to Harvard Barery Fort Wayne Indiana or scenarios to Calif OMice Marvin Bidg San Francisco. Include return stamped envelope.
The Springfield Republican recalls wit shaping lawmaking as Benjamin Franklin allegedly blocked a 8000-man army clause in Philadelphia and a Sunderland Yankee, F L Whitmore, proposed banning work between meals in a Massachusetts legislature tale.
Mud-skippers or jumping gobies inhabit mud flats at river mouths in tropical Africa Asia and northwest Australia. They leap using their tails and fore fins and breathe with tail fins and gills while resting on stones or mangrove roots. Their eyes protrude and move, giving a distinct top-of-head placement.
A quotation stresses that business progress is secondary to cultivating art, grace, and virtue, arguing that without refined sentiments all material gains are worthless.
Angelina accuses Edwin of insincerity about dying for her. He asserts his pledge while planning a drive, prompting a test of trust as a car outing becomes a proxy for their relationship. The exchange hints at deeper conflict beneath a light outward flirtation.
Fragmentary dialogue questions atheism pantheism and eloquence. The speaker shifts from bearing on belief to labeling someone an elocutionist, with unclear context and attribution.
Taylor returns home for forgotten item and hears upstairs noise. His wife Mary pretends to be a burglar to mislead him. He reacts to the ruse while noting rising prices and trader excuses. The text ends with a wry line on attempting to moralize brothers and law.
A portrait of the 19th century poet B ranger who died in 1857 revealing his generosity. He gave all he had to beggars outside his modest home and tolerated ingratitude from those he helped. Lisette quips that Beranger will write another song to ease it.
A witty exchange asks if Mr Japps has a good cook and notes the cook is devout yet her cooking is diabolical. The remark highlights humor in kitchen talent and piety within a lighthearted scene.
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