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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
8
Richard Clinton arrives in Denver en route to California and is mistaken for Will Lowrie. Dr. Kirkland doubts the memory loss tale while Ellen Kirkland and Amy Lowrie enter the scene. Clinton stays, meeting two women and beginning a series of curious experiences.
A man with amnesia returns to Denver and is mistaken for a long lost Will Lowrie. Mrs Kirkland and her husband invite the stranger to dinner while a daughter Ellen awaits. On a porch the beautiful girl Mistakenly addresses him as Will, as he denies recognition and explains his true identity.
The author argues against postponing duties, praising preparedness and forethought. He says the prepared person meets problems with planned approach and avoids wasted effort, while the procrastinator wastes energy by delaying tasks until later.
Mr E J Tone Ball of 1438 Rose street LaCrosse Wisconsin describes chronic bronchitis lasting 26 years with annual winters of hoarseness. After using three fourths of a bottle of Peruna the hoarseness and fatigue fade and he plans to keep Peruna in his home. He notes the remedy helps catarrh and related digestive and rheumatic issues and claims it is best for the purpose.
A Rochester reader testimonial praises Peterson's Ointment for curing 61 leg ulcers, with a Buffalo supplier promising a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The ad touts use for burns, scalds, bruises, sunburn, eczema and piles and urges keeping the ointment in every home. It ends with a skeptical jab at gullible readers.
The ad claims many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a proven remedy. It cites a Life Insurance physician noting kidney disease causes many insurance rejections and urges readers to try a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer. The copy emphasizes relief, availability in two bottle sizes, and requests mention of the paper.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a patron asks for a sou on the bill while the waiter denies any spill. The lighthearted cartoon-like moment captures a playful dining-room interaction.
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