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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
6
The article argues students should actively pursue work after graduation and avoid drifting. It urges schools to bring business leaders to campuses to teach meeting and mingling with professionals, aiming to ease recruitment and help youths secure initial jobs in a competitive market.
An advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a remedy for upset stomach and bowels with a free sample offer from 372 Pearl Street New York. Also notes US gulride proportions, a wry line about newspapers, Red Cross Ball Blue for white clothes, and a quip about a family with two heads.
The U S Department of Agriculture offers scientific sprinkling guidance. Proper watering requires rotating wet spots for hours to moisten the soil deeply and prevent shallow roots. Poor, surface-only watering harms lawns. use even, thorough, time controlled sprinkling across the entire area.
Mrs Miriam Mills Alden of Woonsocket condemned suffragettes at a lecture titled Fem inism and Free Love. She joked that not all suffragettes are homeless, but some are home less than others, eliciting mixed reactions from the audience.
The survey shows a practicable plan to build a bridge from Adams Bridge reef linking Ceylon to India with an estimated cost around 4 million dollars. The project would include substantial causeway work and would be cheaper than earlier estimates, suggesting a major engineering effort across the sea.
An artillery veteran attests horses show high intelligence and fast adaptation to military needs. They learn bugle calls, align with infantry, and respond instantly to feed and water calls, even surviving a storm scare and a riderless fierce charge at Murfreesboro where a cavalry horse pressed on, inspiring awe and a $100 bounty offer.
An advocate argues for annual thorough medical examinations for every citizen, citing preventive medicine and early disease detection. Emphasizes duty to society, benefits of early tuberculosis cancer and heart disease treatment, and quotes Victor C. Vaughan on science and medicine applying knowledge for welfare.
Miss Emma Retzloff describes a spreading eczema like rash on her sister. She reports initial pimples turning into a red itchy blotch that worsened despite treatment until Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used, clearing after two months. The notice promotes Cuticura products and offers a skin book sample.
A witty quip contrasts a violinist's request for an E string with a Cockney clerk who cannot distinguish es from shes. A coastal image follows where waves arrive in grand style and depart broke, while a proverb notes that many a girl wins a husband by baiting with indifference.
The text recalls S. R. Crockett’s youth on a farm with early rising and hard labor. A cousin, a former plowman who had been to Canada, mentored him in poetry and exposed him to finer verses before the day’s work began.
Unionville Missouri woman Martha Seavey describes severe female troubles and paralysis like nerves and cramps. After trying numerous doctors and medicines she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and strength. The letter invites others to seek guidance from the company with confidential responses from a woman.
A cautionary note on facial care warns against touching the chin to avoid stretching skin enlarging pores and causing wrinkles. It advises meticulous attention to the chin after age twenty-two or twenty-three to prevent damage.
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