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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Benjamin Franklin and other unclear terms. The readable content is disjoint and lacks a coherent event or claim, offering no clear人物, place, date, or outcome to summarize as a distinct news item.
A collection of berry based desserts and drinks with currants raspberries blueberries and cherries. Recipes include currant pudding raspberry sandwiches raspberry ice Gloucester blueberry cake and frozen cherries with cream sauce. A closing quote by Emerson appears amid the instructions.
The text suggests pairing pineapple slices with pork chops beef or other meats as an affordable garnish. It notes using fresh or canned pineapple with a touch of sugar and butter to brown the slices and mentions currants as a substitute, with instructions to select large currants and remove seeds.
Excerpt from Joseph Conrad's Chance discusses women speaking the truth and mercy. The piece then shifts to a practical tip praising sodium carbonate as an inexpensive deodorant for odor neutralization under arms and on shirts.
The excerpt argues that an average man must gain real power to feel he holds the whiphand before he can forgive enemies. It presents the plan as opposites with a cynical view on obtaining cash by obtaining soft leverage.
In a classroom the teacher asks Johnny to identify the letter after biting a letter. Johnny answers correctly the first time and then humorously notes the second letter is the same but bitten.
A wry meditation uses a deaf mute who amasses wealth to question the value of silence. The dialogue touches on payment for travel and the smoothness of car travel as a metaphor for elusive luck and unseen effort.
A north Missouri farmer with a quirky talent for missing obvious things offers a humorous series of episodes. He waters a boss with a bucket from a river and tries to swap three big pigs for three little pigs because his pigs have outgrown their pen.
A waiter recalls serving a man with a scarred face and a witty chorus girl. The pair argued over every detail of the meal and the bill, which totaled one dollar ninety cents. The man left a two dollar bill and planned revenge. The waiter hints at returning change in two nickels as a practical joke.
A reader reports no notable names or deaths in the current paper while noting a joke page titled Le Rire. The exchange reflects a quiet edition with few if any familiar figures appearing in the obituaries.
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