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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
6
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleansing treatment for impure blood and related skin diseases. It claims to cure scrofulous swellings open ulcers and other sores when used with All-Healing Salve. It advertises ordering by mail and notes known composition and palateable ingredients.
An enamel box sold for 10 cents contains six Cascarets tablets branded CCC. The ad markets Cascarets as a bowel exercise aid preventing constipation and indigestion, claiming they strengthen bowel muscles without purgatives and warn to buy only Sterling Remedy Company genuine boxed tablets.
The court upholds a city ordinance restricting saloons to a small business district around the courthouse. It rules that challenging grounds are narrow and that the state may authorize or prohibit saloon operations, with the city’s boundary powers under scrutiny for excess.
Indianapolis man Frederick William Hoehn, 70, fled with his sister Mrs Christian Nold 's money from a safety deposit vault in Indianapolis. He transported SIS.000 worth of stock to Cincinnati and vanished after a broker in Cincinnati inquired about stocks and bonds he bought. Mrs Nold found her fortune gone on returning from a visit. Police traced the theft to the brother after a Cincinnati broker sent inquiries. The case sparked a one day investigation and search.
Katie Selfers aged 15 and George Gissom from Trenderson Ky were arrested in Pennsville as they attempted to marry. The girl, held at police headquarters until her father arrived, was returned home after intervention by authorities.
Report notes a blast at the Farnsworth mine storage near Sullivan. Several boys were injured and blown into nearby areas. causes unknown though accidental ignition is suspected. Names of injured or witnesses appear in garbled form.
Mrs Frank Croxton, 4, wife of a traction foreman, bore quadruplets three girls and one boy weighing eleven and a half pounds. One girl died soon after birth, two others likely to survive. Also reports of murder verdict in Moone Vernon, suicides and accidents across several incidents.
Peter Krych is under arrest in South Bend on a charge of murdering Martin Hyska on May 3. He claims self defense. Leo TJ Hult, 80, a Boonville coal company worker, died after an accident when a chain broke while attempting to uncouple a car and he was run over.
Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to cure nervous disorders by improving blood quality. A testimonial from Mrs Porter of Medford Mass describes relief from dizziness neuralgia and fear of paralysis after using the pills. The ad notes uses for anemia rheumatism headaches and even partial paralysis and offers a free booklet on home treatment.
Fragmented OCR recalls a Washington Senate dining scene where corned beef hash, ordered by different cooks, was served to several senators. The passage jumbles names and events, mentioning Elana, Thruna, and Thomn Beta with garbled phrases and a final line referencing St. Paw Phoneer Press.
A mother recalls her son’s severe infant eczema from birth to age three years and four months. After using all three Cuticura Remedies he improved in two months and remained well for months, despite earlier trials and teasing.
A garbled report discusses a hitchkey issue affecting electoral rights and household access. It notes a shift in security argument from men to women and hints at changes in latchkey usage as a universal necessity within a seventy year span.
An advertisement invites readers to write Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York for a free sample of Allen's Moot Ersent powder to shake into shoes. It promises relief for tired sweating hot swollen feet and claims to aid corns and bunions and to make new or thrifty shoes envy. All druggists and shoe stores sell it. Loe.
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