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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
6
A brief note presents the author George Barr McCutcheon and hints at copyright attribution or a teaser related to his works. The readable fragment centers on the author name and publication-like branding.
Barnes attends a dinner at Green Fancy hosted by De Soto and O'Dowd where Miss Cameron dominates the social scene with wit and subtle signals. The gathering includes Mrs. Collier, Mrs. Van Dyke, and Loeb the secretary as rumors of peril, power, and romance swirl. Barnes senses Miss Cameron seeks aid and responds with cautious, chivalrous resolve.
Wealthy New Yorker Thomas K Barnes tours New England near the Canadian border where a mysterious attractive girl gives him a house lot in an auto. He encounters a touring troupe led by Lyndon Rushcroft at Hart's tavern and learns Green Fancy is a house of mystery. A dying mounted man raises suspicion as Barnes probes the grounds and a book agent Mr Sprouse arrives.
A South African farmer suggests daily four pounds of bananas soaked in sweetened whisky to extend life while a University of Pennsylvania professor claims regular foot tickling could stave off old age. The column catalogs peculiar longevity ideas from across the world.
A Canadian farm near Coaldale in Medicine Hat district reports six hundred bushels of potatoes from two acres selling for 285 dollars. Hogs, with prices rising to 28 dollars, and a high-cost Duroc Jersey boar highlight Western Canada’s booming livestock scene. The piece notes demand for pure bred stock and asserts the region’s livestock breeds command premium prices.
A reader asks Can I Be Cured and doctors discuss early symptoms and kidney health. The ad emphasizes using Haarlem Oil Capsules for quick relief of kidney and bladder troubles with a refund if ineffective. It also mentions Cuticura products for baby skin care and hygiene.
A fragmented ad copy mocks exaggeration in a 19th century style, urging Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as unrivaled while lampooning inflated salary rhetoric and a martial slogan about girding a sword. The spoof highlights deceptive marketing language and classic period advertising tropes.
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