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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1905

Page

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Ataxia cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills after malaria

A Amesbury man Edward H Ariel recounts four years of locomotor ataxia after Spanish American War malaria. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills, begun in fall 1903, with relief in months and full recovery in four months. He urges others with locomotor ataxia to try the pills.

Williams Ariel Highth Regiment M.V.M Chickamauga Tom Edward H. Ariel Powow Street Amesbury Mass

Doan’s Kidney Pills Restore Back Comfort Says Portland Man

H Bo McCarver of 201 Cherry St Portland Oregon testifies kidney pills helped back ache and related symptoms blamed on a cold that settled in his kidneys. He reports several months without recurrence after using Doan’s Kidney Pills available from local dealers at 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Joan H. Bo McCarver Cherry St Portland Ore Trans-Continental Co Tioan Doan Donn Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

How did you know I was here

A witty exchange unfolds as a pretty girl asks how the gallant young man found her. He replies he heard her singing, she disputes it, and they reveal the sound was not a song but their college yell.

Biinder

Checkess Battery and Mutiny Fears in Civil War Tales

A Civil War veteran recalls rumors of revolt in the Army of the Potomac and explains how mutiny talk faded as units stood by orders. The account highlights McClellan Burnside dynamics, negro enlistment fears, and a Dutchman nicknamed Charley who earned the title Checkess Battery after marching through danger.

Russia Manetverly Engineer Corps Antietam Ate Clelland Washington Tat Burnside Army of the McClellan Burnside Burnsie Army of the Potomac Pope Trocker Union McCleNan Wells Hawis Virginia Charley Char- Jey Checkess Checkess Battery Chicago Inter Ocean

Monument Fever Spreads Across Civil War Battlefields

Rene Bache notes major states spend millions in half dozen years to erect memorials at Gettysburg, Chickamauga, Antietam, Vicksburg and Shiloh. States fund granite and bronze monuments while regiments and survivors cover the balance. Gettysburg park lands shift from private to federal control.

Tulon Rene Bache Congress Gettysburg Chivkwmianga National Park Antietam Vicksburg Shilob Hitness Ohio Willam McWinley

What the Bishop Said

A Chicago News excerpt recalls Gen. Leonidas Polk a Confederate bishop and Gen. Cheatham known for colorful language. During a charge Polk reportedly shouted a version of the Rebel yell adapting Cheatham’s exhortation to “Give ’em what he says.”

Leonidas Polk Gen. Cheatham Gen. Gordon Chicago News

Governor Douglas Advice for Boys on Sticking to One Path

Massachusetts Governor Douglas shares success rules for boys, urging them to “stick to your last.” He compares avoiding repeated shifts in work to a shoemaker finishing one last and warns against chasing new lines. He stresses ambition, school leadership, and doing what you can well, not what you like.

Governor Douglas Massachusetts William L. Douglas Boston Sunday American Stork

Manic Office Humor Nods To Baseball Game

A banker challenges a busy executive about missing a baseball game. The old broker, holding a grandstand ticket, jokes that the office staff are distracted by cigarettes, romance with the typewriter, and other mischief while the boss is away.

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Touted for Skin Ailments

An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as cures for itching eczema inflammation burning scaliness and disfigurement. It claims the remedy relieves infant rashes scalp crusts and general skin diseases with world proving testimony.

Desperate plan to harass neighbor’s baby noted

Mrs A declares she will get even with Mrs Binks by making faces at her baby whenever she passes. The exchange reveals a petty vendetta and a threat of ongoing harassment.

Mrs. A

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin advertised as headache cure

The ad claims splitting headaches are relieved by a nerve sedative but promises a scientific cure by Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It is described as a perfect remedy for headache dizziness and constipation and free from dangerous after effects. Sold by all druggists at 50c and $1 with money back if it fails.

Deacons Theory on Poor Collection Stirs Church

After service a minister questions a deacon about a weak offering. The deacon replies that parishioners chose to pay according to the sermons delivered, implying offerings align with the sermons.

Cool Spots in Warm Weather for Nickel Plate Route

Travel booklet offers list of summer boarding houses camping and fishing grounds hotels and other attractive places along the Nickel Plate route. W A Sherer T P A Fort Wayne Indiana or B Horner G P A Cleveland Ohio provide contact details and booking information.

W. A. Sherer Ft. Wayne Ind B. ¥. Horner Cleveland Ohio

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women

A promotional note extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female illnesses. It cites hundreds of thousands of yearly cases and testimonials from women like Mrs. Fred Seydel of Philadelphia who credit the product with curing conditions and enabling motherhood.

Lydia E. Pinkham Fred Seydel Pinkham North 54Th Street West Philadelphia Mra. Pinkham Seydel Lydia KE Lydia BE Lynn Mass

They Are Strangers Now

Dialogue excerpt features a conversation about hats with artificial powers and the need for close inspection to detect them, highlighting characterization and intrigue. The exchange centers on recognition, likeness, and deception through outward appearances.

Travel Offer and Local Service Notice

An eight dollar round trip fare via Nickel Pilate Road offers Sunday group tickets for five or more at 1100 per person to any point within 100 miles from the selling station. Contact agent W A iSherer T P A Fort Wayne Ind. Also mentions carving sentiments and Red Cross Ball Bloc products and historic surgical scent usage in 1846.

Nickel Pilate Road W. A. iSherer T. P.A Ft. Wayne Ind

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