13 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
1
A promotional piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a leading cure for female ailments including inflammation ulcers backache and spinal weakness. It credits 30 years of use and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham of Lyon Massachusetts.
A deranged man announces he is Tam Apollyon and aims to kill the Duke of Wellington who remains calm, asks brief questions, and evacuates the situation. An unrelated note recalls a 25 mile drive from San Jose to Mount Hamilton Lick Observatory in under two hours. An advertisement touts a teething remedy for children.
The piece argues that railroads focus on profits over prudent transport methods and safety. It cites a surge in traffic, lack of equipment, and overworked crews, with managers prioritizing earnings and stock mergers over improved lines, terminals, and maintenance. The tone critiques finance interests shaping policy at the expense of safety, noting frequent freight and passenger wrecks and rising perils nationwide.
Copenhagen researchers Dre Lindahl reports in the London Lancer that fear can trigger bodily changes that impact disease organisms. He notes bactericidal capacity in a fluid, linked to leukocytes, diminishes when the fluid is heated or strained.
A New Englander hires a gardener after meeting two applicants. The better face is rejected for the patched knee telltale sign, as the proprietor explains that worn overalls reveal work ethic, while a seat patch signals laziness, echoing a Success Magazine joke.
In New Castle Pennsylvania Mrs. John Mansell of 614 South Jefferson Street describes years of kidney trouble and painful urinary visits. After a week's Dow's Kidney Puls treatment plus a few boxes she recovered strength and well being. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sold 40 cents a box.
In Medias Ren. Garrels discusses current work under the heading unfinished business. The conversation notes a move into a new house. An ad promotes Red Cross Ball Bine laundry soap in a 2 oz package for five cents with a brief call for white clothes care.
An Oklahoma editor recounts losing weight and regaining strength after using Grape-Nuts. He claims a $2000 doctor bill was saved and his brain power returned, praising the food as highly nourishing and delicious with no taste.
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