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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
9
A fragment from Everybody's Magazine describes Tom, a country boy age year old, presenting himself in dust and disorder. His mother asks if he would prefer to be a neat city boy in white salt and shoes and stockings. He retorts that they are not children but pets.
The passage discusses food value and diet planning stressing protein and carbohydrate roles. It warns against excess meat and advocates varied meals with milk butter eggs cheese and leafy greens. It notes growth needs for children and the link between diet, health, and willpower.
Practical tips from a century old column cover simple fixes for paper in drawers and dishes on ice, stabilizing vases with sand, rinsing salt and pepper shakers, using a paper funnel, and a macaroni method to trap juice in a berry pie. It also notes glue cork issues and tasting dullness from medicine, plus keeping a to do list on a desk to spur work.
An advertisement promises to remove freckles and vanish lighter spots with nightly and morning use of Othine double strength. It claims most or all freckles will disappear, offering a money back guarantee if it fails to clear the skin.
On the eve of the Indianapolis 500 race eleven men scrub every brick along the 2.5 mile track. A spring wagon helps as crews prepare the course in this annual scene.
A prisoner defies being taught the horse to sit as magistrate accuses the owner of allowing the animal to stand unattended for over an hour. The prisoner is led away after the exchange.
A fragment notes a quip from the Birmingham Age-Herald about a wife anger and a locked door. The scene shifts to a housewife smiling at a basket of clean clothes and thanking Red Cross Ball Blue bought at a grocer for five cents.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference births and misfortune with Mrs Mahoney Twings and Mrs Finnegan and stray phrases about eyes and remedies. The text is disjointed, lacking coherent news context, making a single concise item challenging to extract.
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