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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
2
A fragmentary verse paints a rugged scene of courage and fate. A narrator recalls a veteran figure with a beard and wary eye facing danger and the flag in peril. The poem evokes death, duty, and readiness as a crowd awaits a fateful act.
Mickey Emmett of Elwood Kansas volunteers as a balloon ascent starts with a crowd and ends with the craft lifting free. Superintendent Daimonett recalls the moment as the earth seemed to drop, a boy watched from the basket while a woman fainted and the balloon rose toward the sky.
A fragmented wartime era poem fragment recounts a Fourth of July scene. The narrator recalls a dramatic descent of sparks and a crowd’s memory of cities and fires, ending with a brief epitaph for a fallen figure.
A survey of translations of The Jungle into multiple languages and new and old works about Napoleon Tolstoy and Proudhon, noting revised authorial reputations and a radium clock claiming near perpetual motion with an 80 000 year cycle.
Fragmented, handwritten style recounts a roll call where Setuiter Adee from Delaware appears third and hints at guidance from Senator Avdrich as another lawmaker votes aye. The text mixes political chatter with stray quotes about a church basket of strawberries, implying a dated, satirical clipping from Starper's Weekly.
A playful verse from Denver Pust mocks an amu from St Tul who was famed for taul like mischief. The quip notes his habit of lying down with feet sticking out of the haul, a humorous image of his restless antics.
In a brief exchange a brakeman claimed to have no sins and offered to do anything for the preacher. Marjorie and Dadda discuss the rainy day, with the elder Dadda referring to a Tatler.
The New York Supreme Court granted a permanent injunction against Paul Bludson and others for infringing the Foot Ease trademark. The court upheld Allen S. Olmsted of Le Moyne New York as owner of Moot Base, declaring spurious preparations as infringement. The decision paves the way for actions against other imitators using similar packaging.
A family sits by a restaurant tank housing a big sea turtle. A boy asks for turtle soap while a father jokes about returning when the tank is empty. The quirky exchange centers on the unexpected marine sight.
Advertises home seeker rates along Nickel Plate Road on the first and third Tuesdays each month. Provides agent contact C. A. Melin T. P. A. Fort Wayne Indiana with phone number 885 for full information.
A nurse promotes Grape-Nuts as nourishing and easy to digest for patients across ages. She details a recipe with soaked nuts, beaten egg white, and fruit flavoring, claiming it aids the weakest stomach. The doctor uses and prescribes it, urging a 10 day trial and referencing The Road to Wellville booklet.
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