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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
6
A humorous exchange unfolds as a hostess realizes the language barrier between a man who took a guest to dinner and the guest who speaks golf while the other speaks automobiles, highlighting mismatched interests. The white forehead and bronzed cheeks add a visual cue in the scene.
Captain J. W. Wogan, once Indianola postmaster now in Austin Texas, credits Donn's Kidney Pills with ending years of suffering from kidney trouble. He says relief came after trying many climates and medicines, restoring health and eyesight to what it was twenty years prior. Sold 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A fragmentary quote presents a surreal exchange about walking in wet grass and a husband objecting to his mother in law staying with them. The dialogue mentions a wife, a louse, and a dawn sighting at 4 o clock, attributed to Cleveland Mhiain Dewler.
A patient recounts four years of severe foot injury and suffering after a 1800 accident. He credits Cuticura Ointment and Soap with full healing after seven months, noting doctors’ bills far higher than the product cost. He reports returning to work eight months after stopping treatment.
Judge Robinson Hales sitting in Terre Haute dissolved a temporary restraining order and ruled that City Council action to oust Mayor Ridamin was legal. Frank M Buckingham, formerly controller, became mayor after impeachment and removal of Ridamin, leaving the city without an official head and business tied up.
Alfred Larson of Hobart received a notice from First National Bank of Hammond about a $1000 draft for a traction engine and thrashing machines supposedly awaiting delivery at the Pennsylvania depot. His 12 year old son noted the catalogue was a damaged eastern machinery dealer blank with no order form and the company had promised to pay the freight both ways.
WOC Elliott, agent at Tippecanoe for the Nickel Plate railroad, has served twenty three years as station chief with no change in administration since service began. The operator, now deaf, relies on a unique method using a short rod touching the telegraph to his forehead to read the instrument ticks and messages.
The Indiana Southern Coal Company filed with Vigo county recorder a mortgage of 1.5 million dollars to secure a bond issue. The First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago is the mortgagee for fifteen years. The property includes mines in Vigo Sullivan and Greene counties, with 2195 acres of land and leased acreage. The action aims to expand operations and holdings.
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