27 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
1
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as remedies for nervous breakdowns and related symptoms. It cites Mrs E O Bradley's recovery after six months with doctors thenPink Pills, claims relief in appetite sleep and pain, and notes uses for rheumatism neuralgia and paralysis. It also recounts Dead Sea bathing hazards and a suggestion to rinse with the Jordan River.
A Baltimore American piece records a heated exchange at a musicale. One critic questions Miss Faddy's performance while another speaker denounces capital punishment in strong terms.
A Massachusetts physician endorses Grape-Nuts as highly digestible and nutritionally strong. He claims four heaping teaspoons suffice for the cereal portion of a meal and says the food suits all ages from babes to adults. He notes ready cooking, versatility in dishes, and economy and cites The Road to Wellville as context.
Nationalists reject home rule and Sinn Fein gains ground as Irish farmers face ruin. Riots erupt in the west with raids on property, forcible cattle mutilations, and attacks on landlords and officials. Government raises police to quell unrest while tenants demand state land purchases to end grazing monopolies.
In 1908 fourteen young officers held the title of general with Gen Fred M Funston set to be the last surviving by 1929 The cotton reports leak case features Secretary Wilson under oath testifying about a letter to the President and alleged leaks Meanwhile Kansas Supreme Court orders removal of the Anheuser-Busch brewing association and receivers stay in place to settle costs and apply to other brewers in the state
The libel suit against The Ladies' Home Journal over Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ended with a $16,000 verdict for Dr. Pierce's company, later under motion for a new trial. Dr. Lee H. Smith testified the ingredients came from native roots and were endorsed by medical authorities, with the product marketed openly as a non-secret remedy for women.
A judge in a Limerick case cites John Bright and George Peabody in recounting their Irish fishing trip. Bright and Peabody paid two boatmen seven to ten shillings and the boatman quips that they should call Peabody Pay Nobody, illustrating public wit tied to land purchase aid in Ireland.
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