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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
A New York Sun item presents Dr Martels Female Pills as the standard remedy for women's ailments. The ad claims a scientifically prepared product with rapid, lasting results and availability at all drug stores.
Ida Finch of 217 BE Matn St Newton Iowa credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring her health after severe back pain kidney distress swelling and numerous smothering spells She says doctors could not help and the pills saved her life. Also mentions Terry Davis' Painkiller and railway snow sheds plans.
A Salisbury Missouri woman credits Grape-Nuts with curing sudden cramps nausea and vomiting and ending a long troubled stomach She notes her husband now sells the product by the case to county physicians and praises the scientific quality of the food The letter ends with a prompt to read The Road to Wellville and a teaser about new letters appearing.
In Anderson County Court, Rudolph Zimmerman seeks restitution from Joseph Beatson, claiming an iron chest with $100,000 in gold was removed the night David Bowers died. Witnesses dispute the treasure’s existence with two sides offering conflicting testimony about the hoard.
A large fire in Hartsville destroyed the south side of the public square including McClintic drug store, a restaurant, barber shop, two general stores and the First National Bank. The town hall and school building were ruined as wind hampered bucket brigades. total loss estimated at about 40,000 with 10,000 insured.
A car carrying five occupants crashed into a ditch north of Indianapolis after a tire burst. Chorus girl Lennie Alberts of Pittsburg died from a crushed skull while four companions escaped with minor injuries. Frank Clemens, a racing driver and car salesman, led the vehicle.
Seventeen 110 ton freight locomotives from the American Locomotive Company in Patterson New Jersey head to the Kirk yards of the Elgin Joliet and Eastern railway owned by United States Steel Corporation. They cost over a quarter of a million dollars and will be used for switching in Garys local steel plant and blast furnaces.
In Washington a miner named Clements, 38, was instantaneously killed when slate fell. Aaron Armstrong, near Deck er, reportedly dying from a grain lodged in his lungs. Charles Collihan of Vincennes accidentally shot brother Albert Collihan in the neck, causing fatal injuries.
An ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as near infallible for skin and scalp complaints, beauty and cleanliness, offering a free 22 page Cuticura Book from Potter Drug & Chem Co. The piece also includes a brief court anecdote about a defense attorney questioning a witness on sea coast living and salt water fish.
The piece argues dirt on boys is harmless and praises old fashioned gidlaw soap method while promoting Easy Task deandr soap as a time saving five cent product. It claims the soap cuts washday labor by about fifty percent and markets it as the best nickel worth of soap.
The Country Life account suggests the butcher bird impales large prey on hedge thorns as a store for the female during her seclusion. The male hauls prey to the nest to feed the mate, using the larder as a practical solution to feeding when hunting to mouthfuls is impractical.
A vintage patent medicine blurb touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as regulating and invigorating the stomach liver and bowels. It emphasizes sugar coated tiny granules, easy to take and claims no griping.
A prisoner protests his sentence in the penitentiary claiming innocence while insisting the real criminal remains free. A philanthropic visitor remarks the jury and judge erred, noting the prisoner struggles under the harsh consequences of a flawed verdict.
Bloomdale Ohio residents report relief from backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ad claims the remedy treats female weakness and restores health, urging women to write for confidential free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A garbled dialogue mentions Chev grocers near final stage and a dining table repair by replacing top boards. An ad copy promotes Marine Eye Salve in trial tubes with urging readers to ask a nurse or write Marine Eye Remedy Co. in Chicago.
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