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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
7
Annie Hendren of Rocklyn Washington writes she feels better after four years of illness using Peruna and Munalin. She reports she can perform housework milking cows and caring for milk, crediting Dr Hartman’s Peruna as a wonderful medicine and noting many women write for his advice and benefit.
A historical account from Youths Companion recalls Catherine the Great’s luxurious six month journey across her new empire. Potemkin allegedly contrived scenic peasant displays to impress the empress and her court while depopulating thousands of Little Russian villages. Many actors reportedly died from fatigue and want during the staged voyage.
Mrs Mary Wagner of Bridgeport Connecticut describes severe kidney illness with pain backaches and dizziness. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills and says five boxes led to a final cure sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A high school principal recounts the last commencement in which a Clover girl won a principal prize. At the end friends congratulated her and asked if she feared not winning. She replied she had “skinned all alive” in English composition, showing confidence in her work.
Advertises homeseekers rates along Nickel Plate Road covering West Northwest Southwest and South routes. Publishes 1st and 3rd Tuesdays monthly with full agent details and address C. A. Melin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana contact number 885.
A fragment from a 19th century dialogue shows characters negotiating a next valve. Letta Sloan agrees with no objection while Mrs Winslow’s bootarma Starr for Children is referenced in a context of readiness and a cryptic remark about a grip bacillus described as the smallest microbe yet discovered affecting humans.
A collage of quips on Thaw and high society, court actions, and political barbs from multiple papers. It notes Thaw’s legal expectations, editorials on the Crown, and sarcastic takes on gas and oil, with railway equipment orders for Erie including 1600 freight cars and new electric and passenger cars to be built.
A London paper questions if the phrase say is an Americanism and cites usage by a Vienna correspondent tied to the dismissal of the American Ambassador to Austria Hungary. It notes English texts contain the term, cites Shakespeare and other examples, and discusses the word say as potentially vulgar though common in English.
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