10 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
1
An advertisement urges kidney ailment sufferers to try Munyon's Kidney Remedy claiming rapid back and flank pain relief and reduced swelling. It promises restored vigor, describes urine symptoms, and urges immediate purchase with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
In Mecca Summit neighbors scrutinize a yellow house and its new tenants the Peasleys as theft rumors spread. Mehitable leads a crowd through whispers until a postal clerk exposes the truth about the newcomers and a judge's connection settles the matter.
A collage of vintage ad blurbs notes bogus cures and elixirs for teething children and ailments, stock reminders from the era, and consumer tips. It includes Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup, Led Cross Ball Blue, a telephone numerology gag, a slang abolition society aside, and Mother Gray's Austrian Leaf remedy with an address for LeRoy New York.
A fragment notes Pettlin Eye Silve claims to restore normal conditions despite severe eye diseases or injuries and lists druggists in Howard Hrun Buffalo N A. The misread text hints at a health remedy advertised in a period newspaper.
In a stark exchange from the penal scene, Bad Eugette asks for a simple request before the punishment proceeds. The condemned asks to trim the end of the ropa where it is frayed, claiming it tickles his neck as Puck responds.
A Bible reading girl shows skepticism toward the page listing her birth date, suggesting doubt or uncertainty about the recorded information and its source.
A rudimentary chemistry lesson leads to a boy named Peters explaining that sea water is salty due to a sufficient quantity of sodium chloride. The teacher prompts another student to continue with the next point in the dialogue.
A vintage advertisement extols cures for back pain and kidney ailments. It features claims for Donn's Kidney Pills and Hamlin's Wizard Oil, with testimonial from Mrs J Spicer of De Kalb Alabama and a light dialogue aside about quarrels.
Weston cites increased walking as a community trend and touts Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder as providing comfort in shoes. The ad claims it cures tired feet and includes a claim of $9,000 testimonials. A 26 cent trial package is advertised with a request to send prepayment to Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
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