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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
1
A home-loving farmer travels west to spend his first night away from home while another man, hired by a strict farmer, seeks shelter for a night shift. The early scene has the new hire waking at 4 am and declaring he will not work but instead search for a place to play all night.
Special to Champion Michigan July 24 Mrs A Wellett wife of a local photographer shares in her own words a kidney pills success story. She describes years of sleepless nights cold feet limb cramps nervousness and despondency finally cured after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says her sleep improved leg cramps stopped and overall health restored. The piece frames женские ailments as kidney related and promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills as the remedy.
The article recalls the Simplon Pass as a storied route once central to European exploration and romance. It traces the journey from Brieg to Iselle and the Gondo gorge, noting the yellow diligence, the Alps fortifications, and the Saint Augustine hospice famed for its hospitality.
A wife credits coffee cessation and adding Grape-Nuts for her husband’s improved digestion and happier life. She describes a friend’s recovery from dyspepsia using Grape-Nuts with cream or dry. The narrator, a nursing mother, says Grape-Nuts restored her appetite and supported her baby’s health, with endorsements from Postum Co in Battle Creek Michigan.
A conversation unfolds between a notion peddler and a householder at a building with a framed sign reading No Peddlers or Agents Allowed for This Building. They discuss prices for pins pencils and shoes as the peddler offers deals and contemplates launching a department store with capital and credit.
In Manitou Oklahoma a Matrimonial Club advertises for kitchen workers with a notice listing age and residency preferences. The quirky ad includes obsolete references to corn bread and hunting dog feeds as supposed wisdom, reflecting odd local newspaper humor.
The notice calls for 150 bachelors and widowers near Manitou with homestead claims to sign contracts, be good bread makers, tidy in person, and photogenic. It praises cornbread as strengthening and digestions aid while criticizing reliance on rice by the Little Japs, reflecting dated attitudes from the Washington Post.
Judge Hutchings of Muskogee I T extols corn bread as the staff of life superior to wheat bread. He argues Americans overlook its nutritive value citing practical experience over theory. The speech condemns reliance on refined grains.
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt notes a man shaped by a fortune tied to marriage vows and a honeymoon abroad. It hints at social maneuvering, a French bride, and a questionable umpiring role as a joke about getting into trouble.
The article recalls Napoleon Bonaparte’s affection for children during his exile on Saint Helena, notably his interactions with Betsy Balcom and her sister Julia. He taught geography and played with them, gifted Betsy fruits and a gold watch, and inscribed a penknife cover to say the Emperor to his little friend Julia.
Sidney Justus a fruit dealer of Mentor Ohio aged 78 credits Deans Kidney Pills with curing an eight to ten year kidney trouble. He suffered backache rheumatic pains dropsical swelling and painful urinary passages. He says half a box relieved him and three boxes cured him. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY handles sales at fifty cents.
A young woman recalls being knocked down by a cab in Paris and charged for being in the way while a distressed old man with a head injury dismisses potential damages saying he never caused the crash and will not claim compensation.
A vintage advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as universal skin care aids. It asserts benefits for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin, cleansing scalps of crusts and dandruff, stopping hair loss, softening hands, easing baby rashes, and treating irritations and antiseptic needs across the toilet bath and nursery.
Mother consoles a daughter who sobs over a broken marriage plan. The daughter explains Harry, once professing he would die for her, now refuses even to eat her biscuits, revealing a troubled domestic scene.
Advertises a booklet listing summer boarding houses camping and fishing grounds hotels and other attractions along the 3 Nickel Plate Road. Booklet available from W A Sherer Ft Wayne Indiana or B F Horner Cleveland Ohio.
An OCR fragment references excursionists and Niagara Falls with scattered phrases about water, self mites, and a dating stamp. It mentions a Fort Wayne Indiana address and a 78 count style note, but content is fragmentary and uncertain.
A San Francisco resident credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for complete relief from dyspepsia and insomnia after eight boxes. The testimonial highlights relief from stomach pain fatigue and irritability and notes the drug is sold by pharmacists with a diet guide available by request from Schenectady New York.
Timid youth confesses love to stern parent and asks for permission to marry his daughter. The parent initially suspects a loan request but grants consent after the awkward exchange.
Advice for household workers emphasises liver health to avoid a pale tired look. Promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a pure tonic laxative for constipation biliousness and indigestion. Claims money back if it fails and lists price one dollar.
A cryptic exchange hints at a chain of romantic and financial entanglements. Shortleigh congratulates on a marriage to a wealthy widow while Acdupp counters that she is not the expected loan widow, signaling strained loyalties and hidden motives.
Advertisement offering a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease tired sweating and hot feet for shoes. Claims to cure corns bunions and fit tight shoes. Includes address for requests in Le Roy New York and notes 26 cents price for druggists and shoe stores.
The page blends fare notes and odd lines about low rates to Chautauqua and a July 2 return via Nickel Plate. It includes stray client prompts, a 1901 health ad for Piso’s Cure, and a Brussels grave-digging school reference.
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