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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
4
An old promotional notice touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for fatigue impure blood and low spirits. It claims the tonic removes tiredness appetite loss and lack of ambition and includes a testimonial from Mrs. B. Johnson of Westfield. The ad also promotes Garfield Tea and Hewitt's Easy Task Soap as health and household aids with pricing.
A humorous reflection on mutual tolerance in marriage as a man tolerates his wife rummaging his pockets while she may take from his purse. The tone treats shared finances and small tender misdeeds as normal in married life.
A jovial broker larger than his wife joked at someone else’s expense and was seated in the theater. A man behind him asked her to remove her hat and the broker warned him, prompting the man to become angry, rise, protest, and depart.
In a travel tale a sheriff resting in a coach is awakened by a call for an officer from New Castle. The driver’s drummer politely asks for a corkscrew. The piece notes flattery as a social device and ends with a sly remark on politeness.
A reader letter claims Grape-Nuts improved stomach and kidney ailments tied to heavy meat diets. The writer says heartburn, back pains, and sluggish nerves eased, boosting work efficiency after switching to the cereal.
A broad digest notes bills on restraint of trade and conspiracies, statehood steps for Arizona and New Mexico, Lorimer probe moves, and senate inquiries into Standard Oil. Taft decisions on pardons and a looming tax crisis cap a hectic national scene amid naval, legal, and international developments.
Personal notice reports Mrs. Jack Cudahy losing her four children to their grandmother Mrs. Michael Cudahy who began their journey from Los Angeles. The thirty-eighth annual convention of the Woman's General Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church closed in Greeley Colorado with Chicago selected as next meeting place.
Spectators in the Mexican chamber of deputies rioted in protest of a realignment plan involving President Diaz and Vice President Corral. Troops intervened as violence erupted, reports indicate deaths and chaos amid the melee.
Mexico City reports a peaceful handover as Francisco De La Barra acts as provisional president. Crowds filled streets in celebration with no violence or property damage, signaling support for a forthcoming election and for Madero’s leadership. Diaz’s health improves slightly as he remains at home.
Dororthy Hagerty Mise Buaice details are unclear in the fragment. Unable to identify concrete persons, places, or events to craft a complete summary.
A reader testimonial from 1899 claims relief from back pain and dropsy after six weeks on Doan’s Kidney Pills. The passage urges readers to remember the product and states it is sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box, Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N.Y.
In Harper’s Weekly a dialogue recalls a social figure described as a distant relative by divorce. Squiggles jokes about the woman being hard to reach, Jabbers confirms the relation and notes the divorce occurred after a Broux Falla event in 1898.
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