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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
6
An advertisement extols Munyon s Paw Paw Pills as a universal remedy for stomach and liver ailments including constipation indigestion jaundice and biliousness. It claims rapid relief from sour stomach and headaches and offers a 25 cent bottle with a money back guarantee. The piece also includes a brief anecdote about Thiers from Souvenirs et Impressions.
The ad cites various ailments linked to kidney issues and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure, featuring Mrs. James Nutz of Marion, D. claiming fifteen years of kidney trouble improved after using the product and describing backache headaches dizziness bloating weakness and loss of energy. It notes pills sold for 50 cents per box by FosterMilburn Co. and Buffalo. Also includes unrelated blurbs on other topics and a Himalayan tour push by India.
Reports from Van Buren to Evansville recount a fatal debt dispute murder by Francis Miller and accomplices, Notre Dame drownings on St. Joseph River, a duel linked shooting in Indianapolis, a farmer’s body found in a stream after heavy rain, two mayoral nominees in Clinton, multiple drownings in Decatur Evansville and other towns, a train accident death of two brothers, a youth suicide in Evansville, runaway girls apprehended, a coal mine blaze near Carlisle, and a drowning at a lake resort near Wabash.
A park scene features a weary traveler Wareham Long denying a name insult while a sparrow policeman warns him to keep off the grass. The piece juxtaposes a humorous encounter with a caution about public spaces and idle travelers.
Charles Sumner criticism of General Grant is recalled with a quip about belief in the Bible. Grant replies that Sumner did not write it. Fettles Eye Salve advertised for tired eyes and eye aches sold by Howard Bros. druggists in Buffalo New York.
A boarding house discussion features a philosopher and Mrs Highsome-Ile debating women’s conduct. The landlady and Mrs Upmore-Quite remark on a toast about Paul, with quips about hats and sticks for husbands.
An illustration shows an organdie and lawn robe with simple lines ideal for morning wear. Belt and sash match the fabric and the waist is finished with German Val to create a sturdy, attractive pattern.
A humorous fragment discusses Bings fearing prosecution for polygamy. The joke implies a mistaken belief about one marriage versus a larger family, noting seven relatives. The note ends by advertising Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product.
Charles Fair was struck dead by lightning at Wabash while under a tree. Mrs. Fair, his wife, fought flames on his clothing and was seriously burned. Burglars robbed Edward Harrell's store in Fairland, taking knives razors valued at $40 and a large flour sack. they were seen boarding a west bound freight train for Indianapolis the next morning.
The California Fig Syrup Co touts its unique formula and chemist led production for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It warns against imitations and insists the genuine carries the full company name on the package front.
The beautiful maiden declines marriage to Mr. Larson, citing weight as a barrier, prompting his sharp retort about his size. A separate cartoon caption jokes about a chauffeur judging speed by police reactions as cars whiz by.
Nickel Plate Road offers 30 day excursion plan with two departures on July 2 and July 23 to Chautauqua and Lily Dale. Contact FE Parnin, TPA Ft Wayne IN for details and rates.
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