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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
6
Able Seaman Spikes finishes a small Bible given by a chaplain on the upper deck, then jokes that it ended like others by marrying and living happily ever after. In Hoc Signo Vinces, Jac Stafford sees odd signs in Chicago during a convention. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills advertised with sugar coating are noted.
The text presents a fragmentary, disjoint set of phrases about a father, washing day, basketball, clothing, a neighbor, worms, and a doctor. It reads as a jumbled, unclear pastiche with no identifiable event or coherent report.
A collection of recipe notes on strawberry dishes including molded rice with strawberry sauce shortcake salad and frozen strawberry fruit with honey dressing. Interspersed are quotations about authenticity ideals and self knowledge attributed to Max Muller.
A reader shares a tried and liked bran bread recipe. Mix three cups bran with one cup graham, half cup flour, salt, soda dissolved in three quarters cup molasses, one cup Dates or figs, two cups sweet milk, then rest fifteen minutes before baking a large loaf for two hours. Nut loaf option noted.
Yngve Pungstrom of Denver recalls a Mexico City cab ride where a New York subway guard and locals joke about beards and politeness. A Mexican cabby jokes about a beard that could be cut or not, prompting another quip about raising a beard.
Walter Mahony of Troop H 6th Cavalry Camp McCoy Sparta Wisconsin details a two year psoriasias outbreak on arms and limbs. after trying multiple treatments he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment following an advertisement and was completely cured in three months. the testimonial notes free samples and a 32 page skin book from Cuticura in Boston.
A young William Jennings Bryan is depicted in a rural setting where a mysterious elder tries to entice him with alcohol before he delivers a political speech. Bryan declines repeatedly, and the old man finally concedes with a melancholy line urging him to “do the best you can.”
A Newport gathering features Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt with a parasol painted with cats attracting astonished attendees. The scene accompanies assorted ad snippets and light quips about style, jokes, and everyday life in a period newspaper column.
Letters from Philadelphia and Providence praise the remedy for displacement backache and general weakness, claiming renewed health and stamina after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Included are customer testimonials and a general notice urging women to consider the product. Also a brief farm sale mention and a Fort Wayne ad notice appear in the snippet.
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