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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
3
In the Argonne fighting, Colonel Blank could not shave for six days. A doughboy, seeing him by a tree mirror, shouted a shave threat and the colonel agreed to get a shave, according to Stars and Stripes.
Sammy Coles of Luxborough in West Somerset walked 35 000 miles over forty years to keep preaching. Captain John Mac Gregor of the Canadian Mounted Rifles, a Victoria Cross recipient, snowshoed over 100 miles to join the colors when war broke out.
A new Burman government ruling requires all Burman girls aged twelve and over to attend a girls only school if available in the town, replacing mixed schooling previously used. The decree emphasizes compulsory attendance and local school options.
A concise reflection notes broad agreement on the goal of truth but wide divergence over the road, method, and criterion. It emphasizes the need for clear standards in pursuing truth and warns against vague or contested criteria.
Ad claims a single dose of Dead Shot will expel worms from the body and detox the system while toning digestion, noting it cleans out the mutus where worms breed and improves overall digestion.
When Clemenceau supervised the interior ministry in the Sarrien cabinet he ordered a tour of offices at midday. They found many desks empty until a tired clerk slept under the roof. Winter tried to wake him but Clemenceau warned not to disturb him or he might run away.
The king buying an old portrait of James I hints that Victoria era affection for the Stuart line may be hereditary. Queen Victoria collected Stuart keepsakes, despised Elizabeth I, admired Mary Stuart, and chided Macaulay for labeling James I as her ancestor.
A brief gag notes that the rich traveler avoided notice by traveling in cognito and in a Pullman carriage. The exchange contrasts secrecy with a luxury rail car, reflecting social lines of travel.
At St Germain on June 4 allied leaders outline terms cutting large Austro-Hungarian realm. Dr Renner confirms republic, pledges cooperation. Austria to cede territories, demobilize forces, and accept League of Nations covenant and labor charter.
An old article promotes phosphate tonics as a remedy to nervousness insomnia and weakness. It asserts weight gain and improved appearance follow use and warns against overuse by those not seeking to gain flesh. It notes the product is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
Claudine teases a rival customer in a rapid fire rant about a stool shortage and a dance night romance. A bystander explains the skinny man is starving himself to protest losing his girl, while the diner crowd remains tense.
A boy named Bobby watches a welcome home parade and asks his mother when the elephants will arrive after observing soldiers passing by. The tale appears in the Indianapolis News reflecting on parade moments and childlike wonder.
A witty line from the Boston Transcript notes that a woman’s age depends on perception, saying a woman is as young as she looks but not always as young as she thinks she looks.
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