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Denver Tribune in Denver, Indiana

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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

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Indiana Rail and Coal Actions Reported Across State

Hoosier towns report resumed wagon mine operations near Terre Haute after UMWA officials assure no demonstrations against non union workers. Roads projects near Noblesville and Indianapolis billboard removal policy announced. Police warn whisky runners use cement trailers. Firemen meet in Winchester with officers elected. Other notes cover court rulings, wheat and tobacco crops, and tax appeals in various counties.

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Terre Haute United Mine Workers of America United States District Court Indianapoli Knox County T. S. Roberts District 11 Indiana Dave Jones A. B. Anderson Noblesville Indianapolis Capital City Marion County Hamilton Coun Ty Rooker State Highway Department Joan D. Willams State Highway Commission Highway Commission Hoosier Motor Club Williams Vincennes Washington, D. C William W. Williamson Ft. Wayne Golda L. Adams Ft Wayne Robert H. Antrium Anderson James D. Moore Clarence Groves Charles F. Warner Gary Charles Crocket Lafayette George W. Quipari Nelson Norton Cannerburg Margaret A. Freestone Alexandria Rachel Myers Marlon Huldah A. Wright Converse Emma Shepherd Valparaiso Rebecca A. Gray Lebanon Mary J. Miller Rolling Prairie Eliza J. Barnett Bedford Sarah T. Denton Pimento Abigail Rork Lawrenceburg Sarah Sauders Bloomington Cynthia A. Milton Richmond Mary Hi. Waling Brook Nancy Miler Elwren Elizabeth Wahls Fr. Wayne Isabelle C. Stephenson Worthington Rachel Ferguson Fremont Maury A. Anderson Elizabethtown Orleana TI. Shackleton Muncie Rosa Shultz Russiaville Cynthia FE. Jones Milroy Mary &. Beckwith Board of Agriculture Indiana Supreme Court Louis B. Ewbank David E. Myers State Board Fair Ground Marion Greensburg Decatur County Adams C. P. Platt Platt Jeffersonville Clark County Parmers Porter County Columbus Ohio Wool Growers’ Association State Board of Tax Commissioners Auburn James W. Shaffer Nic Sheffer Fort Wayne Petersburg Pike County
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Tanlac credited with relief after forty years of indigestion

R H Bowron of Los Angeles reports long battle with indigestion ended by Tanlac. He says two years of use restored appetite, sleep, and stamina, noting distress after meals is gone and health improved. He adds Tanlac is available from all good druggists.

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R. H. Bowron 17Th St Los Angeles Cal Tanlac
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Cascara Bark Supply Dwindling Despite Global Uses

Cascara bark remains in limited supply as barberry trees are scarcer in Washington and other states. Gatherers push deeper into swamps as old bark is more desirable than second growth, which yields weaker medicinal sap. The bark is used in medicines flavors and drugs worldwide.

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California Oregon Washington
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Laundry Tip Ad Appeals to Dads for Dainty Look

An old advertisement urges care for daughters using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry to achieve a dainty well groomed appearance. It stresses parental effort to help girls meet expectations of charm and neatness.

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Earth's atmosphere layers and twilight limits

The Earth's atmosphere thins with altitude. By seven miles up the air cools less, by twenty miles twilight ends, and around sixty miles hydrogen becomes the dominant atmospheric gas.

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Earth
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Poetic Reflection on Youth and Hidden Faces

A reflective line explores the fate of the good and the young and suggests that virtue fades when beauty is unused. It questions whether prettiness of hands correlates with restraint in concealing one’s face.

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Graduation Gift Incident Hints Rural Phone Etiquette

In Sullivan County rural phone lines, one ringing call reaches all subscribers. A recent graduate thanked his girlfriend via the shared line, assuming privacy, but six other receivers silently listened as he spoke, then resumed their studies after the awkward moment.

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Sullivan County Indianapolis Central
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Not Transferable Ticket Causes Conductor Clash

A man and his party ride a theater trip using a fiance’s commutation ticket marked not transferable. The conductor accuses the narrator, Albert M Curran, prompting fear of being refused passage. He finally allows them to continue, fearing they cannot pay their fare.

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Albert M. Curran Chicago Tribune
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Fiji Islander Ends Exile Returns to Native Hut

A South Sea islander descended from Fiji chieftains sailed from England to his homeland. He graduated from Oxford in 1909, served as a cook with the Royal Marines in France 1916, later worked as a clerk with the Royal Scots Borderers, earned a bravery clasp, and was medaled by King George. He now deserts civilization to rejoin Fiji islanders.

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England Fiji Oxford University R. M. A. Corps France Royal Scotch Borderers King George South Pacific
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Benham and Mia Talk About a Brain Blood Clot

A dialogue between Benham and Mia centers on fear of a brain blood clot. Benham reassures Mia that the clot cannot be large, urging her to cheer up.

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Benham Mia
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Conversation Between Dogs Sparks Child’s Word Lesson

Robert recalls his mother explaining conversation while hanging clothes. He then notices Topsy and Mrs Brown’s dog Snowball barking, and coins the idea that the dogs are having a conversation, illustrating how we use the word.

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Robert Mrs. Brown Topsy Mamma Snowball
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Cuticura Trio Ad Promises Complete Toiletry Set

Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum powder as a complete toilet requisites kit. Claims the talcum adds fragrance and skin care for face body and baby. Emphasizes availability at 25 cents each everywhere.

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Mosquito Wing Muscles Rival Eagle Strength

A mosquito's wing muscles, relative to its size, match the strength of an eagle's. Despite its tiny form, a mosquito can fly 50 miles without a break, and with favorable wind aid, reach about 150 miles.

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Hoosier News Rank Downing Charles L. Taylor Edmond Hart Charles Gerrard Vernor Barber Nici Bowron Tantac Salem Butera Nawton &J
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