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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
2
An advertisement touts Argo-Phosphate as a remedy for anemia and nervous fatigue. It cites Dr. F. H. Jacobson saying 90 percent of anemia stems from nervous breakdown and claims tablets restore health in days, boosting vigor, beauty, and overall well being. It notes widespread physician endorsements and promises for nervous dyspepsia and stomach issues.
Mrs. G. W. Mosselman and daughter Maxine and son Don ald bring Uncle Tommy Skinner from Denver to Twelve Mile for a visit through the Fourth. Maxine is recovering from whooping cough. Business in Twelve Mile grows as Joe Murden buys Walter McGuire's butcher shop and takes possession. Uba Jones and Aaron Bell face illness while the A B Ladies Aid and Sunday School hold a festival with Omer Holman presenting a moving picture show.
Fashioned trends reduce the apparent height of tall women while elongating men’s silhouettes, creating a skewed visual effect in contemporary dress and grooming. The shift highlights changing beauty standards and wardrobe choices across seasons.
A long list of residents and visitors shared Sunday visits in Peru Macy and nearby areas. Notables include W. Lee and family. John Overstreet and family. Hazel Michael funeral. Warren Butt qualifies as notary public. Numerous relatives from Macy Peru and Kokomo areas were mentioned with minor health notes and church events.
John Henry Eikenberry aged 68 prominent Cass county farmer died at his home near Mexico Saturday evening after two months illness from diabetes uritis. Survived by wife Minnie and four children. funeral from Old Order Baptist Church Flora at 11 Tuesday morning with burial Moss cemetery Florida.
County Agent Thorne remains the busiest figure as farmers ignore prior warnings. Chinch bugs hatched in wheat fields now migrate to corn, moving most during morning and afternoon hours. He drives gas tar lines to trap and starve the pests.
The Women’s Baptist Missionary Society, led by Mrs Myrtle Armantrout, plans a meeting next Thursday July 7. The Work group will lead, with Mrs Bessie Staller as captain. Four groups named Try Come Help and Work will serve. The members express faith to accomplish their aims and pray for faithfulness.
On June 27 the United States Railroad Labor Board extended its wage reduction order effective July 1 to nearly every large railroad. No change from the average twelve percent cut granted to the 104 carriers on June 1. The board's order covered 210 roads.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and it was long thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. One hundred dollars reward offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure.
Henry P Mohler named administrator of the Catherine Mohler estate in Miami County Indiana. Clerks attestation notes the appointment on June 28 1921 during court vacation. The estate is reported as solvent.
Vandalia has awarded a contract for Emmons Street sidewalks across the right of way to Ben Guise. F. D. Guinn plans to start his portion, enabling travel to the L. E. W. along Emmons Street without mud. Dewald will build his section, and the Town Board will install a cement walk to the south corporation line, creating a continuous walkway.
An advertisement promises thin people can gain 10 to 25 pounds per month using a guaranteed treatment called Tonoline. It claims to add flesh and muscle and invites readers to write for a free 50c box with 15 cents in silver or stamps to the American Proprietary Syndicate in Malden, Massachusetts.
The Near East Relief announces Armenia still needs aid despite rains and donations ending the drought fear. The merger with China Famine Fund dissolves March 1 under Gov. McCray. volunteers urged to stay with Near East Relief. An appeal for used clothing statewide is planned for July 1, supplying clothes for children and adults.
The state conservation department requires ferret owners to obtain licenses under the February 18 1921 law. The fee is 10 for the first ferret and 5 for each additional ferret. Noncompliance carries a 50 fine and 30 days in jail. George N. Mannfield in Indianapolis, chief of the fish and game division, says to obtain license applications from his office.
Agents wanted to sell guaranteed trees fruits and plants. Easy work with weekly commissions and part expenses. Experience unnecessary. Free supplies provided by The Hawks Nursery Co. in Wauwatosa Wisconsin.
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