18 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
1
A five year old, acting as a breather for another child, was sent to buy sugar. The grocer misweighed grated sugar and the boy, asked how he liked his broth, replied he did not like it and that the child was always crying. The grocer said he could not change him, as they had used him for three days.
A Maryland reader touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a miracle cure for kidney and back trouble. The testimonial claims long standing ailments including dropsy and Bright's Disease respond quickly with hundreds supporting the remedy's powers. Mrs Cooney of Upper Cross Konda credits the pills with solving her kidney and back issues and lauds them as the best remedy ever used.
A partial poem fragment appears in a British Magazine context. The readable lines reference Randby Dashes and Cuerdas Neaviaia with hints of a maritime theme and a white sea setting.
An advertisement from Ely Bros. NY promotes a liquid balm called Hhy's Liquid Cream Balm with claims of medicinal benefits. A testimonial from S R. Lansdale explains relief from severe cold and inability to sleep after using the product. The note mentions a game between the Ruckerbockers and New York Jane M4 at Elysian Fields in Hoboken.
The piece argues that Adam was not first, citing Cain’s exile and the existence of multiple peoples. It links Nephilim and Rephaim to pre flood giants, discusses Elohim and dust origins, critiques English translations, and muses on biblical orders and evolution within a historical religious frame.
R Merriam argues that vast trusts control major industries like iron and steel and sugar. He suggests few powerful owners, with access to raw materials and transport, can adjust supply to demand and soften economic downturns.
Marcus Maganagh argues the legal profession remains a viable gateway to politics and social standing. He notes modern lawyers must blend business acumen with adaptability and eloquence, highlighting the evolving role of law in public life.
Lady Henry Somerset discusses the Duxhurst farm colony as a solution to female drunkenness. She describes cottages with nurse supervision, outdoors work in gardens and farming, and the self-respecting homes provided. She notes 2,000 refusals and over 10,000 admittances since opening, with 65 percent of cases faring well after treatment.
Charles J. Frewen of Boston, a seasoned traveler, asserts evidence supporting Darwin's ape-man theory. He claims Africans in central Africa exhibit ape-like traits, live on forest edges, speak crude dialects, and show limited intellect and morals. Frewen plans to study natives in the Philippines after a Wind sor registration, while asserting primitive peoples may intermix with superior tribes as history advances.
Kirst Dame asks how to meet neighbors after moving. The new resident replies the area is perfectly lovely but she knows no one within a mile. The note appears in the New York Weekly.
The piece argues teachers and farmers should instill honesty and work ethic in youth, urging sons and daughters to stay on farms after college if possible. It claims better schools churches and society depend on keeping educated people on farms and expanding farm life to counter urban migration.
Mrs Sarah A McCracken of Corning Ohio reports using two and a half bottles of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with great benefit while visiting Taylorville Illinois. She asks the vendor to send three or four bottles to Corning Perry County Ohio and inquires about cost.
A mother and child story centers on a perilous situation averted through timely care. Authorities report rescue and ongoing support for the infant, with emphasis on hopeful outcomes and community aid. The notice highlights persistence of medical teams and family resilience.
An advertisement extols Cuticura treatments for skin and scalp disorders in infants and children. It recommends Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent with warm baths and gentle applications, claiming speedy relief and permanent cure. It lists global depots and product forms including chocolate coated pills for systemic use.
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