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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1922

Page

8

Taunton woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy for relief

A Taunton Massachusetts woman describes years of monthly pain and bedridden weeks eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can work in the laundry and perform housework now and has urged coworkers with similar troubles to try the product.

N, Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Biancae Sirvia Grant St Taunton Mase

Bayer Aspirin Introduced in 1900 Advertisement Card

An old advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, noting the Bayer name on each tablet and package for protection. It claims aspirin has been prescribed by physicians for over twenty one years and urges readers to ask for Bayer tablets.

Bayer Imnitar

Leopard on Shipboard Near-Collapse Escape

A gray-haired missionary recalls a near death on a ship near Capetown as a leopard roamed his cabin. The animal leapt into the berth, snarled, and shifted back to the cage after keepers used long bars to force it back. The preacher’s voice allegedly saved him.

Africa Capetown

A Clergyman Succeeds By Goodwill Signature

A clergyman visiting an industrial town asks a thrifty merchant for charity. The merchant cannot give cash but signs his name with the word goodwill added, prompting townspeople to learn of his claimed generosity.

Discovery of Witch Hazel Distilling and Early Bottling

The article traces the origin of witch hazel distillation to Rev. Thomas Dickinson of Essex Connecticut who also first distilled black birch. About 60 years ago it entered bottles on the market under names Hawes Extract Golden Treasure and Extract of Hamamelis, with Golden Treasure featuring a miner label.

Thomas Dickinson Essex Conn Dickinson Hawes

Men, Women, and Love Reflections from The Confessions of Ursula Trent

Excerpted quotes explore female longing and male behavior with social critique. W L George presents lines on love, protection, marriage, and miscommunication, highlighting gender dynamics and emotional rhetoric from Ursula Trent’s narrative.

Ursula Trent W.L George

Demand for Electric Power Estimates Vast Hydro Power

Latent figures on water power filings with the federal government indicate a contemplated development of 14 000 000 horsepower. The projection suggests enough capacity to power twenty two cities the size of Chicago, signaling a rising demand for electric power nationwide.

Fneral Chicago

Beauty Through Rich Blood Promises in Gude’s Pepto Mang

An advertisement extols women with rosy complexions and shapely figures as proof of rich red blood. It touts Gude's Pepto Mangan tablets or liquid as a dietary aid to build blood, claiming natural health and beauty result from improved circulation and vitality.

Gude

Mothers should examine CASTORIA for infants and children

Careful inspection urged of Castoria bottles for infants and children. The ad extols Castoria nightly dosage on toast and contrasts it with competitors. Also promotes Cuticura for baby rashes with hot baths and ointment followed by talcum dusting for a gentle finish. Ads emphasize purity and fragrance.

The Silver Lining and a Wine Theft

Joseph Leiter told a Washington reporter about a theft of 500000 dollars worth of wine and liquor from his country house. He quipped that Prohibition had just begun and joked about a hidden stock, noting he would call every Saturday until further notice.

Joseph Leiter Washington America Joe

Naturally Qualified Jazz Predictor

A humorous exchange centers on Josh's potential as a jazz performer. Farmer Corn tessel asserts Josh can endure any noise without nerves, framing a witty argument about talent through resilience. The speaker urges heavy use of statistics to bolster claims, noting general public uncertainty in rebuttal.

Josh Farmer Corntessel

Alimony jibe and laundry ad in one brief notice

A compact vintage snippet jokes about alimony and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for baby clothes. It claims the product leaves no streaks or damage and notes it is sold by all good grocers.

Hezekiah to George V royal lineage claim shocks readers

The Montreal Family Herald notes a belief among British Israelites that the royal family descends from Israelic kings. It cites a claimed marriage of Hezekiah’s daughter to an Irish king as a possible proof, with supposed London archives issues described as a future literary sensation.

Hezekiah George V Israel Ireland London Montreal

Confidence Gaps Noted in Proposals by Men

Miss Cayenne comments on suitors, saying they display nervousness and lack of confidence in their suggestions.

Miss Cayenne

He pressed his cheek to hers in tense exchange

A terse dialogue fragment shows a man leaning in close and a woman reacting with blush and fear. The line You mean he rubbed it off? hints at a coercive or damaging act being implied between two individuals.

Social Distinctions and War Profiteer Quip at Ritz Carlton

Samuel Untermeyer of New York denounces social distinctions at a Ritz Carlton dinner. He cites a Fifth Avenue party with an orchestra where the butler told the musicians the first and second violins eat in the dining room while the rest stash their instruments in the servants' hall.

Samuel Untermeyer New York Ritz- Carlton Fifth Avenue

No Chance for a Change

A brief dialogue recalls a married life with the wife affirming fidelity and her husband’s supposed loyalty, noting she sees infidelity as common and remains content in the marriage.

Clever Woman Makes Man Think He Knows More

A wry remark notes a woman's cleverness in shaping a man to overestimate his knowledge. The line suggests wit and social dynamics in interpersonal exchange. No specific people or places are named.

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