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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
2
A Kansas City World opinion urges teaching national songs in public schools while celebrating Old Glory. It laments that many Americans cannot recite or sing key anthems and argues schools must instill patriotism through music and symbols.
The piece extols the nationwide generosity toward San Francisco after disaster. It praises Americans across the Atlantic coast, Midwest and Pacific slope for swift contributions of money, provisions, and aid. It argues such charity proves the nation’s humane character and contradicts detractors who claim citizens lack compassion.
A Memphis News Scimitar note traces lighting from oil lamps to wax dips and candles to electric lights. It laments eye strain and near blindness from modern illumination while praising earlier fuel sources and the humor of historical lighting habits.
A Kansas City Journal note reflects on floods and fires as tests of a community’s resilience, drawing generous national sympathy for afflicted towns and prompting collective aid and support from across the nation.
The piece argues air and ventilation are key to preventing tuberculosis known as the white plague. It endorses unlimited pure ale and daily exercise, sleeping in open air for early stages, and credits physicians with studying the disease while urging wide adoption of health rules to stamp it out.
A British mounted police force fights ongoing bush warfare with Zulu rebels led by Bambata in Natal. Magistrate Stainbants and several troopers were killed during a Malilabitini attack. The unrest spreads beyond English territories with pro Africans rhetoric and rising mutiny among Zulus who increasingly wield rifles.
William Fr Chase recounts how Whistler angered the Royal Academy in London and a Pennsylvania admirer sought his autograph. The academy sent the letter to the dead letter office in Washington stamped Unknown repeatedly, as a petty act of revenge.
The article discusses how proving who you are can be nearly impossible when no living relatives can testify. It notes that vital records help but do not prove identity, requiring family Bibles and witnesses with personal knowledge to satisfy courts.
Betsy, George Bradley's famous hen from Permesseo, dies at 22 after a long life of laying 4750 eggs and hatching 570 chicks. The family plans a stone grave marker and notes the bird would have earned about $1079.50 for her owner if eggs and chicks sold at current prices.
Dialogue notes that Japanese cooks gain favor and observers compare their fighters to culinary professionals. Mrs Bacon expresses awe while Mr Bacon jokes about facing these skilled cooks, reflecting lighthearted cultural commentary in Yonkers publication.
A Watertown resident reports relief from fainting spells and anemia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad explains the pills increase red blood cells, claiming the medicine makes new blood and restores health. Available from druggists or by mail at 50 cents a box, six for $2.60, Dr Williams Medicine Co.
The text traces muff fashion from velvet and fur muffs in Elizabethan times to leopard skin in Queen Anne era. It notes Venetian and Parisian trends, French sumptuary laws restricting muffs to black for commoners, and Louis XIV era courtly opulence with gold lace and embroidered ribbons.
Groesbeck Texas resident Mrs. W G Davis reports relief from back pain dizziness and irregular kidney action after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She passed gravel stones following the treatment and says her health improved. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York
The Pittsburg Gazette comments on marriage as a partnership with women as active participants. It warns that flirty behavior can mask sins and suggests buying a diamond ring for the wife as a practical economy. It claims such gifts prevent wear on gloves and solidify economic choices.
Tickets on sale June dth tenth and 1th good returning June 25th. Call on agent or address C A Melin T P A St Wayne Ind. (852) Uncle Eben laments swindle transfers and 8 cent sales at the corner. HW Green's Sons Atlanta advertise dropsy specials. A caterpillar eats 600 times its weight in a month and other stray notes appear in this shuffled column.
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