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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
7
The text explains Dutch windmills signaling life events. A miller’s marriage halts the wheel with arms horizontal and sails unfurled. Birth shows the wheel angled with sails partly unfurled. Death uses all sails furled and wheel turned to upright cross until after burial.
A dense list of historical notes spans from Anglo Saxon kings through 1970, noting assassinations, invasions, exiles, executions, treaties, fires, and political shifts. Entries reference Edmund, Henry VIII era events, colonial conflicts, Napoleonic milestones, civil rights milestones, and early industrial era developments with scattered dates and places.
Secretary Shaw said San Francisco banks reported a well settled situation and restored confidence so there was no need to accept increased government deposits. A possible run seemed unlikely, with immediate aid available if needed. banks reopened Wednesday with $45,000,000 more in vaults than after the earthquake, largely from transfers.
The iron and steel trade is at a peak due to extensive orders for San Francisco reconstruction. Rail demand is enormous, mills cannot keep pace, and prices are rising across all lines.
The Department of Commerce and Labor projects global commerce in 1906 at 25 billion dollars, counting all reported imports and exports. The estimate reflects total international trade activity from available records worldwide.
Thomas M. Rossiter of East Orange New Jersey reports a long battle with a severe eczema covering his face head and body. After using Cuticura Ornament and Cuticura Soap five weeks ago he says he is completely cured and urges others with skin diseases to try the remedies.
An eccentric Mississippi hotel names each room after a U S state rather than numbers. Guests in New Hampshire and Maine rooms complain of disturbances while the New York room is touted as best. Alabama and Iowa rooms draw humorous anecdotes, amid a traveling crowd and a bellboy’s banter. The piece, from the Birmingham Age-Herald and Baltimore American, weaves travel observations with a poetic epilogue on life’s trumps.
An elderly veteran recounts severe malarial relapses tied to coffee use. A doctor advised quitting coffee for Postum, which he began the same day. Within days his health improved, and now at 72 he works hard, driving and loading cargo, praising Postum as a daily substitute for coffee.
A San Francisco Chronicle excerpt recalls a Seattle elevator accident case where a Black plaintiff sought damages for life impairment. The defendant’s attorney compelled a demonstration of arm mobility, prompting the plaintiff to raise a crippled arm high, unintentionally boosting the claim.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes a constitutional remedy. It describes Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause and promises a $100 reward for a cure that cannot be proven wrong by claims of the treatment. The notice is signed from Setford FL and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In Mid Mosex village Pinner a churchyard monument presents a square ice covered pyramid with a coffin stone shelf. inscriptions praise William and Agnes Lou don, but the tale explains their son placed their remains in midair to keep their money from passing on after death.
An article warns about the critical period in a woman’s life the change of life and argues Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound strengthens the nervous system and prevents distress. It cites testimonials from Mrs A B E Hyland of Chester Town Md and notes free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lyon Maine.
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